2017 52nd International Universities Power Engineering Conference (UPEC) 2017
DOI: 10.1109/upec.2017.8231883
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Impact of corrosion on the reliability of low voltage cables with aluminium conductors

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“…The covariate Conductor material shows a higher failure probability for service cables with a copper conductor than an aluminum conductor. This is in contrast to previous studies that show more corrosion in aluminum connectors than in copper connectors [6], [17]. However, aluminum is only used for service cables in very long or large LV connections.…”
Section: B Service Cable Modelcontrasting
confidence: 92%
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“…The covariate Conductor material shows a higher failure probability for service cables with a copper conductor than an aluminum conductor. This is in contrast to previous studies that show more corrosion in aluminum connectors than in copper connectors [6], [17]. However, aluminum is only used for service cables in very long or large LV connections.…”
Section: B Service Cable Modelcontrasting
confidence: 92%
“…Copper is used in all other instances, potentially causing the higher failure probability. It is of note, that the main cable model run with the stratified variable Soil type does indeed show an increased failure probability for aluminum conductor cables-in line with these prior findings [6], [17].…”
Section: B Service Cable Modelsupporting
confidence: 83%
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“…Statistics on the reliability of the Dutch electricity grid [3], which are collected annually, show that failures in the LV grid typically originate from an external factor, such as digging. Two mechanisms that may occur after such a damage has been inflicted (without an immediate outage as a result) have been identified, being corrosion of aluminum conductors [1], [8] and dry-band arcing resulting in intermittent current peaks [9]- [12]. The former may occur when a damaged component of the LV grid is submerged for a longer period of time and the latter may occur when small amounts of water can penetrate the component or in case the water is periodically present in the cable.…”
Section: Condition Assessment Of the LV Gridmentioning
confidence: 99%