Capacitively coupled cables for transmission and distribution of electrical power
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Capacitive Transmission Cable (CTC) is a novel technology for transmission and distribution (T&D) of electrical
power. It offers a number of important advantages over conventional cable that arise from the fundamental
difference in the way that electrical energy propagates within the cable; because of the multi-layer structure,
and in contrast to a conventional conductor, CTC supports a transverse electromagnetic (TEM) mode, which
alters the capacitive coupling with ground, enabling lower-loss underground and subsea AC cables.
The technology has been demonstrated at voltages up to 600V, showing that we can achieve power
transmission via capacitive coupling with a power factor very close to unity. This project will carry out a
systematic exploration of the design space in collaboration with Brunel University using state of the art
simulation techniques, and will develop fabrication techniques in collaboration with Custom Designed Cables
and TWI Industries. This will enable us to design, manufacture and test samples at a range of operating
voltages, powers and link distances.
ENERTECHNOS LIMITED | LEAD_ORG |
TWI LIMITED | PARTICIPANT_ORG |
ELAND CABLES LIMITED | PARTICIPANT_ORG |
BRUNEL UNIVERSITY LONDON | PARTICIPANT_ORG |
ENERTECHNOS LIMITED | PARTICIPANT_ORG |
Dominic Quennell | PM_PER |
Subjects by relevance
- Cables
- Transmission of electricity
- Distribution of electricity
- Voltage
- Electromagnetism
- Power transmission
- Power lines
- Ground cables
- Participatory planning
- Industrial art
- Electrical engineering
- Coupling
Extracted key phrases
- Electrical power
- Conventional cable
- Subsea AC cable
- Electrical energy propagate
- Power factor
- Capacitive Transmission Cable
- Transmission
- Novel technology
- Distribution
- Capacitive coupling
- Conventional conductor
- CTC
- Design space
- Important advantage
- Simulation technique
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