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Phenix Heat Cycling Test Sets for Power Cables

Heat cycling test sets

Heat Cycling Test Sets for Power Cables

SCR Versus Regulator Controlled Systems The actual rating and design appropriate for a particular application depends on a number of factors.

Phenix 100 kV AC high voltage test sets being commissioned for BPDB

Overview

SCR Versus Regulator Controlled Systems The actual rating and design appropriate for a particular application depends on a number of factors.

Regulator systems utilize a column or toroidal variable auto transformer to control the output. This system produces a true sine wave over the full output range and operates at very low impedance. A master-slave setup can be implemented to expand testing capabilities for multiple units. Capacitive compensation is available to lower input power and regulator size and to reduce cost.

During a heat cycling test, voltage is applied in conjunction with high current to simulate operating conditions. A thermocouple is used for measurement of the conductor temperature. There are three testing options.

Key capabilities

  • Perform type testing of a cable sample in accordance
  • Perform inductive heating of cable samples and
  • Heated cable can be simultaneously stressed with
  • Standard models available up to 6000 Amps
  • Indoor/Outdoor units available
  • Automated Controls

Specification

Indicative specification for Phenix Heat Cycling Test Sets for Power Cables
Frequency 50 or 60 Hz (one must be specified)
Length 20” (508 mm)
Width 17” (432 mm)
Height 12” (305 mm)
Weight 49 lbs (22 kgs)

Indicative specification for guidance. Confirm the current manufacturer datasheet for the configuration being quoted.

Typical applications

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