The insulation characteristics of different types of single- and three-conductor cable, determined largely by dielectric energy loss measurements, are discussed in detail. Particular attention is given to paper insulated cable, both new cable and cable that has been in service being considered. Varnished cambric and different grades of rubber insulation, as well as cable compounds are also dealt with briefly.
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