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FREQUENCY DEPENDENCE ON WATER TREE DEGRADATION IN XLPEMEDIUM VOLTAGE POWER CABLE

Noor Hana Hussain

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Cross-linked polyethylene (XLPE) medium voltage (MV) power cables are being utilized worldwide due to their suitable electrical and physical characteristics. Water tree degradation is categorized as a pre-breakdown aging phenomena, it is associated with XLPE MV power cable insulation failure. Water treeing in cable insulation behaves with a nonlinear dielectric response. The purpose of this research is to diagnose water tree induced degradation in XLPE MV power cable insulation.

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Cross-linked polyethylene (XLPE) medium voltage (MV) power cables are being utilized worldwide due to their suitable electrical and physical characteristics. Water tree degradation is categorized as a pre-breakdown aging phenomena, it is associated with XLPE MV power cable insulation failure. Water treeing in cable insulation behaves with a nonlinear dielectric response. The purpose of this research is to diagnose water tree induced degradation in XLPE MV power cable insulation.

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Cross-linked polyethylene (XLPE) medium voltage (MV) power cables are being utilized worldwide due to their suitable electrical and physical characteristics. Water tree degradation is categorized as a pre-breakdown aging phenomena, it is associated with XLPE MV power cable insulation failure. Water treeing in cable insulation behaves with a nonlinear dielectric response. The purpose of this research is to diagnose water tree induced degradation in XLPE MV power cable insulation.

Key concepts: Electrical treeing, Cross-linked polyethylene, Power cable, Polyethylene, Degradation (telecommunications), Materials science, Partial discharge, Voltage

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