- A single core cable is shown in the Figure.
- It is equivalent to two long co – axial cylindrical. The core of the conductor is inner cylinder whereas the lead sheath is outer cylinder.
- The lead sheath is at earth potential.
- Let us consider that the core diameter is d meter and inner sheath diameter is D meter.
- The charge per axial length of the cable is Q coulombs and e is permittivity of the insulation material between core and lead sheath.
Core diameter = d
Sheath diameter = D
Charge per axial length of cable = Q
Permittivity of insulating material between core and
lead sheath = ε
Permittivity ε = ε0εr
Where ε0 = Absolute permittivity
=
8.854 × 10 – 12 Farad / meter
εr
= Relative permittivity
- Consider a cylinder of radius x meter and axial length 1 meter. The surface area of cylinder = ( 2πx ) × ( 1 ) = 2πx meter2
- Electric flux density at any point P on the cylindrical surface is
Dx = Q / 2πx Coulomb / meter2
Electric Intensity at point P
Ex = Dx / ε
= Q / 2πx ε
= Q / 2πx ε0εr
- If unit positive charge moves from point P through distance dx in the direction of electrical field, the work done is Ex dx.
- Therefore the work done for unit positive charge moves from conductor to sheath is given by
V = ( Q / 2π ε0εr ) Loge
( D / d )
Capacitance of cable
C = Q / V
= Q / { ( Q Loge ( D / d ) / 2π ε0εr
) }
= ( 2π ε0εr ) / Loge ( D / d )
= ( 2π × 8.854 × 10 – 14 × εr )
/ Loge ( D / d )
= ( εr
× 10 – 9 ) / 41.4 Loge ( D / d ) Farad / meter
If the length of cable is L meter, the capacitance of
cable is
C = ( εr L
× 10 – 9 ) / 41.4 Loge ( D / d ) Farad
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