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Eddy Current versus Joule Heating Effects for a Cable Suspended in an Iron Pipe
eddy current,joule heating,carbon steel,HDPE,PVC,infrared
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Prashobh Karunakaran / University College of Technology Sarawak
M Shahril / University College of Technology Sarawak
Muhd. Dina Fadhilah / University College of Technology Sarawak
Chee Cheng Sung / University College of Technology Sarawak
Vayalooran Karuppanna / University College of Technology Sarawak
AKS Lau / Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (UNIMAS)
The aim of this research is to prove that when a current carrying cable is suspended at the center of a steel pipe, eddy current is the main energy loss and not joule heating or I2R loss. Various experiments were done with the current of 54A to 108A was sent in a bare cable or PVC insulated cables within steel and HDPE pipes. The heat loss was measured with two heat measuring instruments enable a conclusion to be formed that most of the energy loss is due to eddy current and not Joule heating. As long as the cable is sized higher than the current carrying capacity, there will be negligible Joule heating and the main loss will be eddy current loss.
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  • Jul 30 2020

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