his paper presents a complete three meter long 3D Finite Element Method (FEM) model of a three-core submarine armoured cable. In this model, the different laying pitches of cores and armour steel wires are correctly taken into account. For the first time in technical literature, a 3 meter long model has been successfully solved. The CPU times are very high i.e. about 70 hours (mesh plus solver). IEC 60287-1-1 gives a strong overestimation of armour and screen power losses and consequently an important underestimation of cable current rating. It is worth noting that IEC gives an overestimation even if a 2D model is considered i.e. the stranding is not taken into account.
Finite Element model of a 3 m long three-core armoured submarine cable
BENATO, ROBERTO;DAMBONE SESSA, SEBASTIAN;FORZAN, MICHELE;GENTILIN, FRANCESCO;
2017
Abstract
his paper presents a complete three meter long 3D Finite Element Method (FEM) model of a three-core submarine armoured cable. In this model, the different laying pitches of cores and armour steel wires are correctly taken into account. For the first time in technical literature, a 3 meter long model has been successfully solved. The CPU times are very high i.e. about 70 hours (mesh plus solver). IEC 60287-1-1 gives a strong overestimation of armour and screen power losses and consequently an important underestimation of cable current rating. It is worth noting that IEC gives an overestimation even if a 2D model is considered i.e. the stranding is not taken into account.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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