Power Cable Failure Analysis &Amp; Investigation Techniques
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INTRODUCTION
After the course your knowledge on performing general failure analysis and investigation methodologies has improved. You will understand analytical methods, know how to identify essential information and prepare report writing.
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COURSE OBJECTIVES
By the end of the course, you‘ll be able to:
- Comprehensive understanding of power cable design
- New methods used in preventive maintenance procedures
- Know the terminals and joints and fault locations
- Understand the techniques used for test, maintenance, joint and termination
- Design parameters and construction materials
- Grasp all types of cable and cable insulation materials
- Asset management, aging and remaining life cycle analysis
- Cable testing and failure analysis
- Learn the processes needed to recover and handle evidence
- Gain essential knowledge of your legal obligations in a failure investigation
- Improve safety and enhance the reliability of key power assets
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COURSE AUDIENCE
This course is made for
- Electrical Engineers and Technicians who are involved in power cables, Electric Utility Engineering and Maintenance Personnel, as well as Industrial, Commercial, Institutional Electrical Engineering and Maintenance Personnel Electrical Consulting Engineers Electrical Design Engineers.
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COURSE OUTLINE
Day One
Introduction
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- Codes and standards
- Conductors for cables
- Cable construction
- Preassessment application
- Case study (I)
Day Two
Insulating Materials
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- PVC, XLPE, EPR
- Impregnated paper
- Oil-filled cables
- Sheaths
- Armoring
- Protection (Electrical – Mechanical)
- Terminations
- Jointing
Day Three
Cable sizing
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- Cable laying specifications
- Earthing and bonding
- Short circuit ratings
- Losses in cables
- Case study (II)
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Day Four
Cathodic Protection System for Cable Armor
- Super-voltage power cables
- Oil-filled cables
- High- pressure gas-filled cable
- Capacitance of insulated cables
Day Five
- Control and communication cables
- Fiber optic cables
- Practical application
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