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Table 6.3 Best cable measurement techniques for integrated cable condition
monitoring program
Testing method
Part of cable
evaluated
In-
situ *
Remote
testing
Non-
destructive
Visual inspection
I,CN,P
No
Indenter
I
No
AgeAlert TM
I
TDR
I,C,CN,P,S,T
RTDR
C,CN,P,S,T
Impedance
measurements
I,C,CN,P,S,T
Partial discharge
I,C,CN,P,S,T
Insulation resistance
I,CN,P,S,T
Dissipation factor
(Tan Delta)
I,CN,P,S,T
FDR
I,C,CN,P,S,T
Infrared Thermography
I,C,CN,P,S,T
No
*In-situ: Tests that can be performed without disconnecting the cable from its
in-service connections or removing the end device.
Legend: Insulation and Jacket (I), Conductor (C), Connections (CN), Penetrations (P),
Splices (S), Terminations (T).
Time domain
reflectometry
Time domain
analysis
Difference
analysis
Wave reflection
analysis
Reverse time
domain
reflectometry
Time domain
analysis
Peak
detection
Difference
analysis
Frequency
domain
reflectometry
Phase/amplitude
analysis
Frequency
analysis
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Leakage current
measurements
Insulation
resistance
Dielectric
absorption ratio
Polarization
index
Polarization ratio
Current/voltage
AC impedance
measurements
Inductance vs.
frequency
Capacitance vs.
frequency
Resistance (AC)
vs. frequency
Resistance/voltage
measurements
Resistance
Voltage
6.2 Testing and analysis techniques in an integrated cable condition
monitoring system.
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