Interpretation on Electromagnetic Interference between Open Cable Trays

Choo, Jaeyul; Lee, Dong Jin

doi:10.1109/piers-spring46901.2019.9017252

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“…It is more obvious that the drop rate gives more remarkable results [9]. When the current drop is at a half cycle, the current is tiny with a magnitude of 10 -5 A, and the peak is up to 5.8 10 -4 A when the drop time is low at 0.002 s [10]. However, such a drop rate is strongly related to the inductive effects of the electrical system [11].…”

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confidence: 99%

Experimental Study on Electromagnetic Interference on control cable from two unbalanced 10 kV Power Cables

Zhao,

Liu,

Chu

et al. 2023

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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The occurrence of unpredicted and sudden failures in power cables seriously threatened the nearby control cables. Two cases of unbalance in the three-phase current load originate from a high horsepower pump and a sudden power off in an MW pump, resulting in an error signal detected in the adjacent control cable. However, these two cases just occurred once during the plant operation; no more history records can be a reference. In this paper, a typical power cable and control cable structure was constructed, typical accidents in power cables were considered, and electromagnetic interference was considered. The results show that the unbalance of the three-phase load results in a fold increase in interference current. Compared with the two-phase unbalance, the one-phase would bring a higher current. In other words, power off in a sudden situation brought a higher current than three-phase unbalance, especially a faster drop in current load. Finally, more attention should be given to the power cable operation, including unbalance in the power cable and an urgent power off.

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Section: Eeice-2023mentioning

confidence: 99%