What are the hazards of uneven thickness in the semiconductor layer of high-voltage cables?
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The thickness of the semiconductor layer in 10kV cables is uneven, with one side being very thin. Could this lead to insulation aging and breakdown during operation? I would appreciate any guidance from those who have conducted research on this topic. Thank you
Yes, weak points are easily compromised.
Sure, I’ll return it. When this happens with the manufacturer, the product is either sent back to the production process or used at a lower grade.
The thickness of the semiconductor shielding layer strips is insufficient; uneven thickness can directly affect the safe operation and lifespan of the cable~~
10kv should be fine; it’s just something you do casually – I’ve never seen it explode. As for 3w5, I’ve seen that happen a few times