Abstract
The main reason why high voltage plastic power cables lead to the dielectric breakdown is considered the insulation deterioration which is brought about by partial discharges within voids and other anomalies. We have taken various measures in order to suppress these partial discharges. Then we got an idea that when some semi-conductive organic material is blended in the insulation material, the surface resistivity of voids in the insulation and between the insulation and semi-conductive layer is reduced. Our study based on this idea produced effectual results. This paper describes the theoretical analysis, fundamental experiments and application experiments to cables and cable joints.
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