Other pre-location methods
Power cables: fault location methods
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Other pre-location methods
Power cables: fault location methods

Author : Henri KUZYK

Publication date: August 10, 2006 | Lire en français

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1. Other pre-location methods

1.1 Bridge methods

The Murray loop method is still of some interest, especially for unshielded cables with direct ground faults. This is also the case for sheath faults.

Capacitive bridge methods (Sauty, Wien or Nernst) have now been abandoned in favor of the classical method (continuity faults, cf. ).

Generally speaking, these methods are based on the Wheatstone bridge principle (figure 1 ).

At equilibrium, i.e. when the galvanometer indication is zero, we obtain the relationship : R1R4=R2R3

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