Molecular thermodynamics of water in direct-buried power cables
The balance of this article examines what actually happens to water within a direct-buried cable throughout the day and year as the cable temperature, the soil temperature, the water content of the soil vary. Water, which is almost present at 100% relative humidity at the typical 1 meter burial dept...
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| description | The balance of this article examines what actually happens to water within a direct-buried cable throughout the day and year as the cable temperature, the soil temperature, the water content of the soil vary. Water, which is almost present at 100% relative humidity at the typical 1 meter burial depth of direct-buried power cables, moves very quickly through any polymeric layers |
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