Prysmian Cavi E Sistemi Energia S.r.l.

Pirelli Cavi E Sistemi S.p.a.

Pirelli & C. S. P. A.

Fabrizio Donazzi

Paolo Maioli

Sergio Belli

Alberto Bareggi

Enrico Borghi

Cristiana Scelza

Gaia Dell'Anna

Yuri A Dubitsky

Carlo Marin

Sergio Spreafico

Roberto Gaspari

Cesare Bisleri

Danilo Caslini

Vladimir I Petinov

Robert S Kasimov

Gaia Dell'anna

A method for shielding the magnetic field generated by an electrical power transmission line and an electrical power transmission line so shielded. The electrical power transmission line has at least one electrical cable and at least one shielding element made of ferromagnetic material arranged in a radially outer position with respect to the at least one cable which shielding element has a base and a cover. The line also has a supporting element coupled to at least the base of the shielding element. In particular, the ferromagnetic material of the shielding element is selected from grain oriented silicon steel, preferably containing a silicon content between about 1% and about 5%, non-grain oriented silicon steel, Permalloy&#xe8; and Supermalloy&#xe8;.

Method for shielding the magnetic field generated by an electrical power transmission line and electrical power transmission line so shielded

A cable for use in a predetermined voltage class, has a conductor; an insulating layer surrounding the conductor, the insulating layer having a thickness selected to provide a predetermined electrical stress when the cable is operated at a nominal voltage in said predetermined voltage class; and a protective element around the conductor having a thickness and mechanical properties selected to provide a predetermined impact resistance capability, the protective element having at least one expanded polymeric layer. The insulating layer thickness and the protective element thickness are selected in combination to minimize the overall cable weight while preventing a detectable insulating layer damage upon impact of 50 J energy. A method for designing a cable is also disclosed.

Impact resistant compact cable

A process for manufacturing an electric cable. In particular, the process includes the steps of: a) feeding a conductor at a predetermined feeding speed; b) extruding a thermoplastic insulating layer in a position radially external to the conductor; c) cooling the extruded insulating layer; and d) forming a circumferentially closed metal shield around the extruded insulating layer. The process may be carried out continuously, i.e., the time occurring between the end of the cooling step and the beginning of the shield forming step is inversely proportional to the feeding speed of the conductor.

Continuous process for manufacturing electrical cables

An electrical power transmission line having at least one electrical cable, a conduit of ferromagnetic material enclosing the electrical cable and having a base and a cover and electrical contact elements for electrically connecting the base and the cover, wherein the electrical contact elements are metal fusion joints or metal resilient members suitable to pierce the ferromagnetic material.

Method of screening the magnetic field generated by an electrical power transmission line and electrical power transmission line so screened

A method for shielding the magnetic field generated by an electrical power transmission line having at least one electrical cable. A magnetic shield is provided in a position radially external to at least one electrical cable. The magnetic shield has at least one pair of shielding layers made from different ferromagnetic materials, radially superimposed and having their maximum relative magnetic permeability increasing in a radial direction from the inside toward the outside of the magnetic shield. An electrical power transmission line provided with multiple-layer magnetic shield and a multiple-layer magnetic shield.

Method for shielding the magnetic field generated by an electrical power transmission line, and magnetically shielded electrical power transmission line

A method for screening the magnetic field generated by an electrical power transmission line having at least one electrical cable. The cables may be inserted into a conduit having at least one layer of non-grain-oriented ferromagnetic material, having a magnetic curve with a maximum value of relative magnetic permeability (&mgr; ).

Method of screening the magnetic field generated by an electrical power transmission line, and electrical power transmission line

A system for carrying electrical energy in connections in underground cables. In particular, it relates to a method of laying cables and a trench filler having a low thermal resistivity, used for laying underground cables for carrying electrical energy. More particularly, it relates to the use of an inert filler to be disposed in an area around the cables or the parts of the system, such as joints, which are disposed underground. The method of laying cables disposed in a trench includes: removing the original soil to prepare the trench; disposing a first layer of a first composition in the trench; disposing the cables on top of the first layer; disposing a second layer of the first composition on top of the cables; disposing a third layer on top of the second layer formed by a second composition to fill the trench. The first composition comprises: 60-90% by weight of crushed sand; 4-15% by weight of silt; 2-12% by weight of cement; and 4-15% by weight of water.

Composition having low thermal resistivity and method for laying underground cables for carrying electrical energy

A method and system for transporting electric power in a link and for the analysis of the status of an electric power transmission link and the relevant current rating capability control. The method includes dividing the link into a predetermined number of segments, each segment having an associated prediction model and at least two associated temperature sensors. Upon receiving sensor values, an expected operating condition in one of the segments is determined based on the sensor value and the electric current value. Next, an actual operating condition in the segment is determined and compared with the expected operating condition. If there is a difference between the conditions, a second predetermined prediction model is associated with the segment.

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Milan, Italy

Fabrizio Donazzi