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Sunday, 17 January 2016

what is the graphite coating & Why it is used for power cables ?

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Graphite is generally used as a conductive coating to enable a sheath test in the field or on the drum, where the cable may not be in contact with an earth medium (eg in conduits, or direct laid in non conductive trenches, or maybe sitting in insulated cable racks in tunnels). It gives it a continuous potential for the sheath test so the whole of the sheath insulation can be tested for damage during installation

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