Cable Lifetime Enhancement via Monitoring using Advanced Thermal and electrical Infrastucture Sensing

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Title
Cable Lifetime Enhancement via Monitoring using Advanced Thermal and electrical Infrastucture Sensing

CoPED ID
7f991db5-71f3-431b-8baf-9ba14ac9de5b

Status
Closed


Value
£665,510

Start Date
March 31, 2017

End Date
June 30, 2018

Description

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Offshore renewable energy such as tidal, wave and offshore wind is an increasingly important part of the UK energy supply. However, there are challenges when it comes to operating in an offshore environment. Cable infrastructure can be vulnerable to being dragged or worn. Installation, repair and maintenance operations are all costly. The cable transmission capacity can limit the amount of energy taken from a device or device array.

This project seeks to investigate the feasibility of two types of sensor technology measuring a wide range of cable parameters, that can operate over the optical communications fibre that is already present in most

power cables. These systems can provide real time monitoring of electrical performance and also the physical condition of offshore cabling infrastructure. The expected outcome from the project are sensor subsystem designs that have been validated in the laboratory and in samples of marine power cable at partner test sites.

This will allow the UK team to move forward to larger scale development and testing with a core of large industry partners

Henry Bookey PM_PER

Subjects by relevance
  1. Cables
  2. Wind energy
  3. Renewable energy sources
  4. Measuring technology
  5. Tidal energy

Extracted key phrases
  1. Cable Lifetime Enhancement
  2. Offshore renewable energy
  3. Electrical Infrastucture
  4. Advanced Thermal
  5. Offshore cabling infrastructure
  6. Electrical performance
  7. Offshore wind
  8. Offshore environment
  9. UK energy supply
  10. Marine power cable
  11. Cable infrastructure
  12. Cable transmission capacity
  13. Cable parameter
  14. Real time monitoring
  15. Sensor subsystem design

Related Pages

UKRI project entry

UK Project Locations
3
500 km
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