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With offshore wind power transmission engineering development, submarine cable laying plays an important role in energy supply. Deep-water heavy-current composite submarine cables generate heat during power transmission, which raises their temperature and impacts energy efficiency and mechanical properties. To address the issue of heat release affecting structural sections during cable operation, a structural temperature field calculation theory is introduced, establishing a method for calculating the temperature field of submarine cables.The IEC standard's equivalent thermal circuit method and COMSOL Multiphysics' electromagnetic, thermal coupling method were employed to assess the current carrying capacity at the insulation temperature. The finite element model's accuracy was confirmed by comparing manufacturer-provided parameters. Additionally, a 3D finite-element model of the cable was created to determine its tensile, bending, and torsional stiffness with and without the electric-heat-force field coupling.
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