1924
DOI: 10.1109/jaiee.1924.6534481
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Dielectric field in an electric power cable-ii

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“…A few months later, Atkinson [17] presented a continuation of his previous work [13], where he determined the dielectric stresses and the geometric factor in three-conductor cables from new measurements performed on immersed electrodes and showed satisfactory agreement with the results obtained from Simons' graphical method [14]. To further extend the previous publication [15], Melsom and Beer [18] reported new results of measurements carried out on single-phase cable systems laid up straight on a wooden floor, surrounded by still air.…”
Section: Power Cable Rating Calculations-mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…A few months later, Atkinson [17] presented a continuation of his previous work [13], where he determined the dielectric stresses and the geometric factor in three-conductor cables from new measurements performed on immersed electrodes and showed satisfactory agreement with the results obtained from Simons' graphical method [14]. To further extend the previous publication [15], Melsom and Beer [18] reported new results of measurements carried out on single-phase cable systems laid up straight on a wooden floor, surrounded by still air.…”
Section: Power Cable Rating Calculations-mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Computation of Temperature Cycles from Principal Harmonics of Load Curves. Atkinson (1924) [17], New Measurement of Geometric Factor of Three-Core Cables and Result Comparison with Its Former Paper [13] and Reported Results of [11] and [14]. Miller and Wollaston (1932) [20] and [21], Simplified Analytical Method for Cable Transient Temperature Rise Due to Rectangular Load Changes Using the Superposition Theorem.…”
Section: Power Cable Rating Calculations-mentioning
confidence: 99%