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    This document provides instructions for connecting test equipment to perform insulation and sheath testing on different cable configurations. It explains that for a 3x single-core system or three-core cable with individual shields, all three cores can be tested at once for insulation. For a three-core cable with a common shield, each core must be tested separately while shorting the other two cores to ground. When testing the sheath of a 3x single-core system, the sheaths of all three cores can be tested simultaneously if the shields at the far end are also disconnected from ground.

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    This document provides instructions for connecting test equipment to perform insulation and sheath testing on different cable configurations. It explains that for a 3x single-core system or three-core cable with individual shields, all three cores can be tested at once for insulation. For a three-core cable with a common shield, each core must be tested separately while shorting the other two cores to ground. When testing the sheath of a 3x single-core system, the sheaths of all three cores can be tested simultaneously if the shields at the far end are also disconnected from ground.

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    How To Connect - KPG50!80!110-120kV

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    Mario PS
    This document provides instructions for connecting test equipment to perform insulation and sheath testing on different cable configurations. It explains that for a 3x single-core system or three-core cable with individual shields, all three cores can be tested at once for insulation. For a three-core cable with a common shield, each core must be tested separately while shorting the other two cores to ground. When testing the sheath of a 3x single-core system, the sheaths of all three cores can be tested simultaneously if the shields at the far end are also disconnected from ground.

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    Station Ground

    (blue) HV Connecting Cable


    (black) Station Ground Cable
    (grey) Interconnecting Cable
    Mains Plug
    in a
    grounded
    Mains
    Socket
    Connecting the Test Equipment
    for Insulation Testing:
    of a 3x single-core system
    or of a three-core-cable with
    separate shield on each core
    All three cores can be tested at the same time.
    wire bridges (insulated)
    Station Ground
    (blue) HV Connecting Cable
    (black) Station Ground Cable
    (grey) Interconnecting Cable
    Mains Plug
    in a
    grounded
    Mains
    Socket
    Connecting the Test Equipment
    for Insulation Testing:
    of a three-core-cable with only
    one common shield (e.g. PILC)
    Each core must be tested separately, the other
    two cores must be shorted to ground!
    Station Ground
    (blue) HV Connecting Cable
    (black) Station Ground Cable
    (grey) Interconnecting Cable
    Mains Plug
    in a
    grounded
    Mains
    Socket
    Connecting the Test Equipment
    for Sheath Testing:
    of a 3x single-core system
    The sheaths of all three cores can be tested at
    the same time.
    Note: The cable shields at the other end of the cable
    must be disconnected from ground too!
    wire bridges (insulated)

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