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May 30, 2016 · about 10 years ago

Power CSL Introduces New Subsea Cable Joint

Power CSL, UK-based subsea cable accessory specialists, has launched a high voltage jointing system aimed to reduce the cost of repairing subsea cables in the offshore renewables and oil and gas sectors. The joint takes 48-60 hours to install, cutting down the waiting time for a suitable weather win

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Power CSL, UK-based subsea cable accessory specialists, has launched a high voltage jointing system aimed to reduce the cost of repairing subsea cables in the offshore renewables and oil and gas sectors.

The joint takes 48-60 hours to install, cutting down the waiting time for a suitable weather window and repair vessel time on station, the company explained.

Pat Oakley , director, said: “Several years of research and analysis have gone into developing this joint, which has many advantages over other repair solutions, particularly in terms of cable range-taking capability and ease of installation. ”

The Power CSL joint can be used for repairing subsea cables up to 170kV. The joint uses high tensile strength compression conductor connections.

Its insulation system comprises a one-piece cold-shrink moulding with internal stress control features. All mouldings are fully electrically tested (HV and PD) during manufacture.

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