IEEEGuideforPartialDischarge FieldDiagnosticTestingof ShieldedPowerCableSystems
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Insulated Conductors Committee Developed by the
IEEEGuideforPartialDischarge FieldDiagnosticTestingof ShieldedPower CableSystems
Developed by the
Insulated Conductors CommitteeIEEE Power and Energy Society of the
Approved 3 December 2022
IEEE SA Standards Board
Abstract: The diagnostic testing of new or service-aged installed shielded power cable systems measurement and location is covered by this guide. PD testing which is a useful indicator of which include cable joints and terminations using electrical partial discharge (PD) detection insulation degradation may be carried out online or by means of an external voltage source. The testing of pressed gas insulated cable or termination systems is not covered by this guide.
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