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What is the function of semicon in 33kv ht cable ?
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Answer Posted / k.prakashchandra
It is used to influence the electric field within the
insulation layer.The semicon layer has to removed at the
termination at least 6-9 inches below the lugs ,as
otherwise there will be short circuit along this layer.As
this layer is not doped, you have to treat it as a conductor.
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