ICEA T-32-645-2012 Test Method for Establishing Volume Resistivity Compatibility of Water Blocking Components With Extruded Semiconducting Sheild Materials.pdf

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1、 TEST METHOD FOR ESTABLISHING VOLUME RESISTIVITY COMPATIBILITY OF WATER BLOCKING COMPONENTS WITH EXTRUDED SEMICONDUCTING SHIELD MATERIALS PUBLICATION ICEA T-32-645-2012 October 10, 2012 2012 by INSULATED CABLE ENGINEERS ASSOCIATION, Inc. Insulated Cable Engineers Assoc., Publication No. T-32-645-Rev

2、ised 2012 TEST METHOD FOR ESTABLISHING VOLUME RESISTIVITY COMPATIBILITY OF WATER BLOCKING COMPONENTS WITH EXTRUDED SEMICONDUCTING SHIELD MATERIALS Published by Insulated Cable Engineers Association Copyright 2012 by the Insulated Cable Engineers Association. All rights including translation into ot

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12、is document. ICEA does not certify, test, or inspect products, designs, or installations for safety or health purposes. Any certification or other statement of compliance with any health or safety-related information in this document shall not be attributable to ICEA and is solely the responsibility

13、 of the certifier or maker of the statement. ICEA T-32-645-2012 Page i Copyright 2012 by the Insulated Cable Engineers Association, Incorporated. Contents Page FORWARD . ii Section 1 GENERAL . 1 1.1 SCOPE 1 1.2 GENERAL INFORMATION . 1 1.3 DEFINITIONS . 1 Section 2 TEST SPECIMENS . 2 2.1 SPECIMEN PRE

14、PARATION 2 2.2 MEASUREMENT ELECTRODES . 2 Section 3 TEST EQUIPMENT. 3 3.1 MEASURING INSTRUMENT 3 3.2 OVEN 3 3.3 TEMPERATURE RECORDER . 3 Section 4 COMPATIBILITY EVALUATION . 4 4.1 COMPATIBILITY TEST PROCEDURE 4 4.2 PERFORMANCE EVALUATION 4 4.2.1 Volume Resistivity . 4 4.2.2 Volume Resistivity Stabil

15、ity 4 Section 5 APPENDICIES 7 APPENDIX A SPECIMEN PREPARATION PROCEDURE FOR PUMPABLE CONDUCTOR FILLING COMPOUNDS AND WATER SWELLABLE POWDERS . 7 APPENDIX B SPECIMEN PREPARATION PROCEDURE FOR EXTRUDABLE CONDUCTOR FILLER COMPOUNDS, WATER SWELLABLE TAPES, OR WATER SWELLABLE YARNS 10 APPENDIX C VOLUME R

16、ESISTIVITY . 12 ICEA T-32-645-2012 Page ii Copyright 2012 by the Insulated Cable Engineers Association, Incorporated. Foreword This test method for establishing volume resistivity compatibility of water blocking components with extruded semiconducting shield materials, T-32-645, was developed by the

17、 Insulated Cable Engineers Association, Inc (ICEA). ICEA publications are adopted in the public interest and are designed to eliminate misunderstanding between the manufacturer and the user and to assist the user in selecting and obtaining proper product for his particular need. Existence of an ICEA

18、 publication does not in any respect preclude the manufacture or use of products not conforming to the publication. The user of this publication is cautioned to observe any health or safety regulations and rules relative to the manufacture and use of cable made in conformity with this publication. R

19、equests for interpretation of this publication must be submitted in writing to the Insulated Cable Engineers Association, Inc. P.O. Box 2694, Alpharetta, Georgia 30023. An official written interpretation will be provided. Suggestions for improvements gained in the use of this publication will be wel

20、comed by the Association. The members of the ICEA working group contributing to the revision of this publication consisted of the following: P.M. Leblanc Chairman F. Clark E. Bartolucci R. Bristol H. Soleski J. Cancelosi R. Fleming C. Lindler F. Kuchta D. Farrick R. Szilagyi R. Thrash E. Walcott R.

21、Williamson W. Temple B. Crawford C. Spradlin K. Nuckles ICEA T-32-645-2012 Page 1 Copyright 2012 by the Insulated Cable Engineers Association, Incorporated. Section 1 GENERAL 1.1 SCOPE This test method provides procedures for establishing volume resistivity compatibility of water blocking components

22、 with extruded semiconducting shields utilized in MV, HV or EHV power cables. The compatibility test is designed to verify that the electrical properties of a semiconducting material used as a conductor or insulation shield are not adversely affected when exposed to a water blocking component. These

23、 water blocking components can be incorporated in a conductor, over a conductor, over an insulation shield, or around a metallic shield or concentric neutral. It describes a test method of demonstrating that the volume resistivity and volume resistivity stability remain within their specified limits

24、 when a semiconducting material is exposed to a water blocking component at the emergency operating temperature of the cable. 1.2 GENERAL INFORMATION Units in this Standard are expressed in the English system. For information purposes only, their approximate metric equivalents are included. 1.3 DEFI

25、NITIONS Water Blocking Component: A non-metallic material incorporated in a cable construction intended as an impediment to water penetration. A water blocking component can be a pumpable or extrudable conductor filler compound, a water swellable tape, yarn, or powder, or a combination thereof. ICEA

26、 T-32-645-2012 Page 2 Copyright 2012 by the Insulated Cable Engineers Association, Incorporated. Section 2 TEST SPECIMENS 2.1 SPECIMEN PREPARATION The combination of water blocking component and semiconducting shield material are to be prepared as per the appropriate Specimen Preparation Procedure p

27、rovided in Appendices A and B. Appendix A: pumpable conductor filler compounds with conductor shield materials; water swellable powders with conductor and insulation shield materials; Appendix B: extrudable conductor filler compounds with conductor shield materials; water swellable tapes with conduc

28、tor and insulation shield materials; and water swellable yarns with conductor and insulation shield materials. Alternate methods of specimen preparation may be permitted provided the final test specimens fully comply with paragraph 2.2 and that Appendices A and B, as applicable, would serve as a ref

29、eree method. 2.2 MEASUREMENT ELECTRODES Two silver-painted electrodes shall be applied to each side of the semiconducting shield material specimen. The two potential electrodes (inner) shall be at least 2 inches (50.8 mm) apart and shall be 0.125 inch (3.18 mm) minimum width. A current electrode sha

30、ll be placed at least 1 inch (25.4 mm) beyond each potential electrode. When a high degree of accuracy is not required, this test may be made with only two electrodes spaced at least 2 inches (50.8 mm) apart. After the paint has been allowed to dry for at least one hour at room temperature, copper w

31、ires are applied around each silver paint band and twisted to form a tail. Silver paint may be applied to the copper wire to help ensure intimate contact with the electrodes. These copper wires shall be extended to allow resistance measurements of the specimens while at the emergency operating test

32、temperature in an oven. The final test specimens shall be as shown in Figures 1 or 2 based upon the number of electrodes used. ICEA T-32-645-2012 Page 3 Copyright 2012 by the Insulated Cable Engineers Association, Incorporated. Section 3 TEST EQUIPMENT 3.1 MEASURING INSTRUMENT A suitable instrument

33、(e.g., Wheatstone Kelvin Bridge or Ohmmeter) or instruments (e.g., voltmeter and ammeter) shall be utilized for determining resistance and provide a source of 60 Hz ac or dc voltage. The energy released in the conducting component shall not exceed 100 milliwatts. 3.2 OVEN A convection type, forced d

34、raft, circulating air oven, shall be utilized capable of maintaining any constant ( 3C) temperature up to 140C, e.g., Hot Pack Model 120414, Blue M Model OV-490, Precision Type A. 3.3 TEMPERATURE RECORDER A suitable recorder shall be utilized for measuring oven temperature continuously. ICEA T-32-64

35、5-2012 Page 4 Copyright 2012 by the Insulated Cable Engineers Association, Incorporated. Section 4 COMPATIBILITY EVALUATION 4.1 COMPATIBILITY TEST PROCEDURE Five specimens shall be subjected to the stability of volume resistivity test per ICEA Publication T-25-425, “Guide for Establishing Stability

36、of Volume Resistivity for Conducting Polymeric Components of Power Cables.” When testing water blocking components prepared in accordance with Appendix B (extrudable strand filling compounds, water swellable tapes, or water swellable yarns), in order to maintain good contact with the semiconducting

37、shield material during oven aging, a nominal 1400 gram metal plate may be placed on top of each set of five specimens. Polyester sheets shall be used to isolate the specimens electrically from the plate and facilitate resistance measurements. At the conclusion of the stability test, all five specime

38、ns are removed from the oven and allowed to cool at room temperature. An attempt to remove as much as possible of the water blocking component shall be made without any damage to the semiconducting shield material specimens. For the four-electrode method, connect the two outer electrodes (current) i

39、n series with the current source and an ammeter, or the current leads of a bridge. Connect the two inner electrodes (potential) to potentiometer leads of a bridge, or to a voltmeter. A dc or 60 Hz ac source can be used. For the two-electrode method, connect the electrodes to an ohmmeter. The resista

40、nce of the conducting component between the electrodes shall be measured and the volume resistivity is computed as defined in Appendix C, and recorded. 4.2 PERFORMANCE EVALUATION The combination of the water blocking component and the semiconducting shield material is found compatible upon satisfyin

41、g the requirements of 4.2.1 and 4.2.2. 4.2.1 Volume Resistivity The volume resistivity of each specimen shall not exceed the maximum value allowed by the applicable ICEA Standard for the conductor shield or insulation shield material. 4.2.2 Volume Resistivity Stability Stability of volume resistivit

42、y of each specimen shall be demonstrated as defined and computed per ICEA Publication T-25-425. ICEA T-32-645-2012 Page 5 Copyright 2012 by the Insulated Cable Engineers Association, Incorporated. or single layer, as applicable COMPONENT T1 = Water Blocking Component to be minimum 0.010“ thick T1 T3

43、 = Band of Silver Conductive Paint to be 0.125“ wide T2 = Semiconducting shield material to be 0.050“ thick T3 T2 FIGURE 1 1.5” WATER BLOCKING TWISTED WIRE LEADS ELECTRODES 5“ 2“ 0.25“ SHIELD MATERIAL SEMICONDUCTING TWO ELECTRODE METHOD TYPICAL TEST SPECIMEN PREPARATION Where: ICEA T-32-645-2012 Pag

44、e 6 Copyright 2012 by the Insulated Cable Engineers Association, Incorporated. 1“ or single layer, as applicable COMPONENT T1 = Water Blocking Component to be minimum 0.010“ thick T1 T3 = Band of Silver Conductive Paint to be 0.125“ wide T2 = Semiconducting shield material to be 0.050“ thick T3 T2 F

45、IGURE 2 1.5“ WATER BLOCKING TWISTED WIRE LEADS ELECTRODES 5“ 2“ 0.25“ SHIELD MATERIAL SEMICONDUCTING FOUR ELECTRODE METHOD (OPTIONAL) TYPICAL TEST SPECIMEN PREPARATION Where: ICEA T-32-645-2012 Page 7 Copyright 2012 by the Insulated Cable Engineers Association, Incorporated. Section 5 APPENDICIES AP

46、PENDIX A SPECIMEN PREPARATION PROCEDURE FOR PUMPABLE CONDUCTOR FILLING COMPOUNDS AND WATER SWELLABLE POWDERS (NORMATIVE) 1. Mold a 4-inch (10.16 cm) by 5-inch (12.70 cm) nominal 50-mil (1.27 mm) thick slab from the semiconducting shield material. Thickness tolerance 5 mils (0.13 mm). 2. Prepare a te

47、mplate to the same external dimensions of the molded plaque and with a thickness of minimum 10-mils (0.25 mm). A window shall be cut out from the center of the template with internal dimensions of 2.5-inches (6.35 cm) wide by 1.5-inches (3.81 cm) long. 3. The template is to be placed centered over t

48、he molded plaque as shown in Figure A-1 and tightly secured. 4. Obtain a sufficient quantity of conductor filling compound or water swellable powder and place it into the window on the template as shown in Figure A-2. The quantity must be sufficient to completely fill the window after pressing as sh

49、own in Figure A-3. Water swellable powder may be wetted to assist in adhesion to the plaque of semiconducting shield material. 5. Position a sheet of 5-mil (0.13 mm) thick polyester film 4-inch (10.16 cm) by 6-inch (15.24 cm) over the template. 6. Position the slab between 5-mil (0.13 mm) thick polyester film separator sheets, approximately 8-inch (20.32 cm) by 8-inch (20.32 cm). These sheets will prevent excess water blocking component from contaminating the press platens. 7. Place two steel shims of suitable