Article | REF: D4544 V1

Power cables: fault location methods

Author: Henri KUZYK

Publication date: August 10, 2006 | Lire en français

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    3. Submarine cables

    It is first necessary to separate this type of cable into two families:

    • cables laid on the bottom;

    • buried cables, i.e. cables buried on the seabed.

    To locate the fault, we proceed systematically in stages, respecting the logical order of operations.

    • Remote fault location

      This search is carried out from one end of the cable, using an echometric method (cf. ).

    • Locating the cable route at the presumed fault location

      Using an electromagnetic method (as described in paragraph

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