The calculation of submarine cable current ratings is different from land cables due to their complex construction and installation conditions.

Waveform cables are commonly used in the UK for low-voltage power networks. The term waveform refers to the way the neutral/earth wires are laid around the cores/bedding. Using this configuration enables the neutral/earth wires to be opened so a connection can be made to the conductors anywhere along its length.

High voltage cable sheath induced voltages and currents theory is explained, with equations, bonding strategies and case study for a safe cable design.

Comprehensive analysis of field inversion, IEC 60287 Standards, finite element modelling, and case studies to optimise HVDC cable ampacity and insulation design.

This article analyses the magnetic fields produced by electrical power cables installed in various configurations under varying conditions in the context of a health and safety-related issue. A software program has been used for calculating the results based on the Biot-Savart law. Techniques for the mitigation of magnetic fields are also presented.