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1 – State of the art – High Voltage Direct Current Mass Impregnated Cable Systems (HVDC MI Cable Systems) Lars Lervik Discipline Responsible Paper Insulated Cables Nexans Norway AS

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– State of the art –

High Voltage Direct Current Mass Impregnated Cable Systems (HVDC MI Cable Systems)

Lars Lervik Discipline Responsible Paper Insulated Cables

Nexans Norway AS

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1. Introduction

2. Cable design HVDC MI Cable

3. Manufacturing flow chart

4. Type testing of cable systems Mechanical testing Electrical testing

5. Installation Submarine installation Land installation

6. Examples of projects Recent projects Coming projects

Agenda IEEE PES 12.11.2015

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Nexans in Halden is Nexans worldwide competence centre for Submarine High Voltage Cables and Umbilicals

Number of employees is approx. 870 Manufacturing on five shift - 24/7, 365 days/year In-house full-scale mechanical and electrical testing facilities

The Halden Plant

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High Voltage Laboratory and Mechanical Test Centre

The Halden Plant

Full-scale electrical type test

Full-scale mechanical type test

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HVDC MI Cable

Bulk transmission of electrical energy over long distances

Well proven technology

Norway’s first HVDC submarine link installed in 1976

MI cables are used for the highest DC-voltages, the highest installed voltage level is currently 525 kV (Skagerrak 4)

NordLink and NSL are similar to the SK4-design

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The Skagerrak projects

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1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020

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The Skagerrak HVDC Cables Norway − Denmark

1976 − 2x250 MW Skagerrak 1 & 2 250 kV, 800 mm2 Cu

1993 − 500 MW Skagerrak 3 350 kV, 1400 mm2 Cu

2014 − 715 MW Skagerrak 4 525 kV, 1600 mm2 Cu

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Characteristics of MI Cables

The insulation consists of lapped paper

The paper is impregnated with high viscosity oil (= cable mass)

The insulation system is protected with a lead sheath

Used solely for HVDC

What is a Mass Impregnated Cable?

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The first cable with impregnated paper insulation manufactured Manufacturing length: 6 m Route length: 40 km Number of joints: approx. 7000

Submarine cable installation in the thirties

A very short history lesson - It all started in 1890

Submarine cable installation in the fifties

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Nexans in Halden manufactures High Voltage Mass Impregnated Cables with a voltage rating up to 525 kV

Nexans has qualified 500 kV cable systems for 1200 m water depth according to the relevant Cigré recommendations

Technological status 2015

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HDD

Underground Cable joints

Transition Joints Submarine/ Underground Cable Flexible Factory Joints for Submarine Cable Flexible Offsore/ Repair Joints for Submarine Cable

Example of Scope of Work HVDC MI Cable System

HDD

Underground Cable

400 km

20 km 20 km

Underground Cable

Termination Termination

Submarine Cable

Typical Submarine Cable Project

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HVDC MI Submarine Cable Design

MI insulation system

Lead alloy sheath

Corrosion protection and outer serving

Polyethylene sheath

Transversal steel reinforcement

Steel wire armor

Copper conductor

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TURNTABLE

TURNTABLE

IMPREGNATION VESSEL

TURNTABLE

DRAWING OF CU-PROFILES

PAPER LAPPING

LEAD SHEATHING

ARMOURING LOAD OUT

INSTALLATION

DRYING/ IMPREGNATION

PE-SHEATHING

JOINTING FAT

CONDUCTOR STRANDING

HVDC MI Cables Manufacturing flow chart

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TURNTABLE

TURNTABLE

IMPREGNATION VESSEL

TURNTABLE

DRAWING OF CU-PROFILES

PAPER LAPPING

LEAD SHEATHING

ARMOURING LOAD OUT

INSTALLATION

DRYING/ IMPREGNATION

PE-SHEATHING

JOINTING FAT

CONDUCTOR STRANDING

HVDC MI Cables Manufacturing flow chart

Drawing process: Round wires are drawn to the desired shape and spooled to bobbins for use in the next process; the conductor stranding

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TURNTABLE

TURNTABLE

IMPREGNATION VESSEL

TURNTABLE

DRAWING OF CU-PROFILES

PAPER LAPPING

LEAD SHEATHING

ARMOURING LOAD OUT

INSTALLATION

DRYING/ IMPREGNATION

PE-SHEATHING

JOINTING FAT

CONDUCTOR STRANDING

HVDC MI Cables Manufacturing flow chart

Conductor stranding: The bobbins from the drawing process are loaded into the stranding machine. In this process the conductor is manufactured and stored intermediately on a turntable (rotating platform)

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TURNTABLE

TURNTABLE

IMPREGNATION VESSEL

TURNTABLE

DRAWING OF CU-PROFILES

PAPER LAPPING

LEAD SHEATHING

ARMOURING LOAD OUT

INSTALLATION

DRYING/ IMPREGNATION

PE-SHEATHING

JOINTING FAT

CONDUCTOR STRANDING

HVDC MI Cables Manufacturing flow chart

Paper lapping: The finished conductor is guided from the turntable to the paper lapping line where the insulation system is applied. A 525 kV MI cable contains approximately 300 layers of paper. The insulated core is guided directly from the paper lapping line into the impregnation vessel(s).

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TURNTABLE

TURNTABLE

IMPREGNATION VESSEL

TURNTABLE

DRAWING OF CU-PROFILES

PAPER LAPPING

LEAD SHEATHING

ARMOURING LOAD OUT

INSTALLATION

DRYING/ IMPREGNATION

PE-SHEATHING

JOINTING FAT

CONDUCTOR STRANDING

HVDC MI Cables Manufacturing flow chart

Drying and impregnation: After the paper lapping is finished, the next process is to dry the paper and subsequently to impregnate the insulation system with cable impregnating mass. To dry the paper effectively, the impregnation vessel is fully sealed, and vacuum in combination with heat is applied. After the drying process the vessel is filled with impregnating mass, and the insulation system is fully impregnated.

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TURNTABLE

TURNTABLE

IMPREGNATION VESSEL

TURNTABLE

DRAWING OF CU-PROFILES

PAPER LAPPING

LEAD SHEATHING

ARMOURING LOAD OUT

INSTALLATION

DRYING/ IMPREGNATION

PE-SHEATHING

JOINTING FAT

CONDUCTOR STRANDING

HVDC MI Cables Manufacturing flow chart

Lead sheathing: After the drying and impregnation process the moisture proof lead sheath is applied.

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TURNTABLE

TURNTABLE

IMPREGNATION VESSEL

TURNTABLE

DRAWING OF CU-PROFILES

PAPER LAPPING

LEAD SHEATHING

ARMOURING LOAD OUT

INSTALLATION

DRYING/ IMPREGNATION

PE-SHEATHING

JOINTING FAT

CONDUCTOR STRANDING

HVDC MI Cables Manufacturing flow chart

PE-sheathing: The PE-sheath is applied directly above the lead sheath. This sheath acts as mechanical and corrosion protection of the lead sheath.

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TURNTABLE

TURNTABLE

IMPREGNATION VESSEL

TURNTABLE

DRAWING OF CU-PROFILES

PAPER LAPPING

LEAD SHEATHING

ARMOURING LOAD OUT

INSTALLATION

DRYING/ IMPREGNATION

PE-SHEATHING

JOINTING FAT

CONDUCTOR STRANDING

HVDC MI Cables Manufacturing flow chart

Armouring: In the armouring process the mechanical protection of the cable is applied. Steel tapes, steel wire armouring and outer serving of bitumen and PP yarn is used.

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TURNTABLE

TURNTABLE

IMPREGNATION VESSEL

TURNTABLE

DRAWING OF CU-PROFILES

PAPER LAPPING

LEAD SHEATHING

ARMOURING LOAD OUT

INSTALLATION

DRYING/ IMPREGNATION

PE-SHEATHING

JOINTING FAT

CONDUCTOR STRANDING

HVDC MI Cables Manufacturing flow chart

Jointing: Each manufacturing batch of Submarine Cable is jointed in front of the armouring machine, thus the armour is applied continously over the factory joint.

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TURNTABLE

TURNTABLE

IMPREGNATION VESSEL

TURNTABLE

DRAWING OF CU-PROFILES

PAPER LAPPING

LEAD SHEATHING

ARMOURING LOAD OUT

INSTALLATION

DRYING/ IMPREGNATION

PE-SHEATHING

JOINTING FAT

CONDUCTOR STRANDING

HVDC MI Cables Manufacturing flow chart

FAT: Factory Acceptance Test is performed to verify the integrity of the insulation system. A 525 kV cable is tested at 945 kV.

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TURNTABLE

TURNTABLE

IMPREGNATION VESSEL

TURNTABLE

DRAWING OF CU-PROFILES

PAPER LAPPING

LEAD SHEATHING

ARMOURING LOAD OUT

INSTALLATION

DRYING/ IMPREGNATION

PE-SHEATHING

JOINTING FAT

CONDUCTOR STRANDING

HVDC MI Cables Manufacturing flow chart

Load out: After the Factory Acceptance Test is performed the submarine cable is ready for load out to the cable laying ship.

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Type Testing Mechanical

CYL

LOAD CELL

D=6 m

UMBILICAL

TERMINATION

TERMINATION

CABLE INCL. JOINT

Tensile bending test to simulate installation from the ship at maximum water depth Performed acc. to Cigré Electra 171 – three bending cycles at maximum tension

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Type Testing Electrical

Performed subsequent to the tensile bending test Performed acc. to Cigré Electra 189

10 positive load cycles +945 kV (+1,8·U0)

10 negative load cycles -945 kV (-1,8·U0)

10 load cycles with polarity reversals ±735 kV (±1,4·U0)

Superimposed switching surge test ±525 kVDC, ±1050 kV impulse

Superimposed lightning impulse test ±525 kVDC, ±1050 kV impulse

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C/S Nexans Skagerrak during load-out of a Submarine HVDC Cable at the Nexans manufacturing site in Halden Norway

Submarine Cable Installation

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Submarine Cable Installation

CAPJET – Cable burial by water jetting

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Underground Cable Installation

The Underground Cable is transported to site on drums Because of weight and size restrictions, the maximum cable length

of each drum is normally limited to less than 1000 m for a 525 kV HVDC MI Cable

Drum loaded onboard a transport ship

Cable pulled from the drum on site

NorNed 450 kV HVDC Link NorNed

450 kV HVDC Link

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Underground Cable Installation

The Underground Cable is pulled from the drum into the trench or into pre-installed pipes

Cable pulled through a PE-pipe into the jointing pit Cable pulled in an open land trench

EstLink 2 450 kV HVDC Link

Fenno-Skan 2 500 kV HVDC Link

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Underground Cable Jointing

Between each installation length the joint is made in a controlled environment to secure the quality of the joint

EstLink 2 450 kV HVDC Link

On-site preparations of the jointing pit

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Cable termination

For a 525 kV HVDC

MI Cable the height of the porcelain insulator will be approx. 7 m

If the termination is placed indoor, the height may be decreased

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Nexans HVDC MI Cable Projects (2005 - 2015)

Kontek 400 kV HVDC 50 km

Fenno-Skan 2 500 kV HVDC 200 km

Valhall 150 kV HVDC 300 km

NorNed 450 kV HVDC 320 km

SAPEI 500 kV HVDC 240 km

Cometa 250 kV HVDC 240 km

EstLink 2 450 kV HVDC 145 km

Skagerrak 4 525 kV HVDC 130 km

Total 2005 - 2015: > 1600 km

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Nexans HVDC MI Cable Projects (2015 - 2021)

Kontek 400 kV HVDC 50 km

Fenno-Skan 2 500 kV HVDC 200 km

Valhall 150 kV HVDC 300 km

NorNed 450 kV HVDC 320 km

SAPEI 500 kV HVDC 240 km

Cometa 250 kV HVDC 240 km

EstLink 2 450 kV HVDC 145 km

Skagerrak 4 525 kV HVDC 130 km

Total 2005 - 2015: > 1600 km

Mon.Ita 500 kV HVDC 400 km

NSL 525 kV HVDC 500 km

NordLink 525 kV HVDC 720 km

Total 2015 - 2021: > 2070 km

Maritime Link 200 kV HVDC 350 km

SOBI 350 kV HVDC 100 km

Canada

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Examples of Nexans projects – Mon.Ita HVDC Interconnection between Montenegro and Italy Contract value: 340 M€ 400 km 500 kV HVDC MI Cable Manufacturing ongoing in Halden Commercial operation starts in 2018

Campaign 1: 148 km cable from Pescara (Ita) to KP 148

Campaign 2: 158 km cable from Jaz (Mon) to KP 232

Campaign 3: 87 km cable from KP 232 to KP 148

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Examples of Nexans projects – Nord.Link HVDC Interconnection between

Norway and Germany Contract value: 500 M€ 724 km 525 kV HVDC MI Cable Type Testing ongoing in Halden Commercial operation in 2020

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Examples of Nexans projects – NSL HVDC Interconnection between Norway and England Contract value: 350 M€ 500 km HVDC MI Cable Engineering is started Commercial operation in 2021

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Many thanks for your attention!