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22 kV Cable

01/10/2013 12:52 AM

Hi all

After laying the 22kv cable in the trench and then carryout HIPOT testing were getting insulation sheath too low. any way to trace where is the damage location???

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Re: 22 kv cable

01/10/2013 3:28 AM

There are several ways, ranging from touchy-feely with the Mk.1 eyeball, the use of binoculars, and electronic testing equipment for hire that says where on the cable the problem lies.

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01/11/2013 2:50 AM

Give details of cable,test voltage(amount,ac/dc,duration)leakage current etc and limits given in codes/standards

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