The need for long subsea power links, the advantages of high voltage DC (HVDC) transmission, and the concerns about overhead lines are promoting a booming growth of submarine and land DC cable lines worldwide [1]. In particular the performance of HVDC extruded cable systems has been improved significantly in recent years. The ratings have increased, with bipolar DC extruded cable systems already in service at voltage and power levels up to 320 kV and 1 GW, respectively [2]-[5], and DC extruded cable systems being qualified at voltage ratings up to 525 kV [6], [7].
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