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    This document contains questions about cable grading for an assignment. It asks about the definition and types of cable grading, describes intersheath grading with a diagram, and provides a problem to calculate maximum stress in cable insulation layers and dielectric loss in cables.

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    ASSIGNMENT

    1. What do you understand by grading of cable?


    2. What are the different types of grading of cable?
    3. What is intersheath grading? Describe with neat diagram.
    4. A 66KV concentric cable with two intersheaths has a core diameter of 2.3cm ;
    dielectric material of 3.5mm thickness constitutes three zones of insulation.
    Determine the maximum stress in each of the three layers, if 22KV is maintained
    across each of the two layers.
    5. Calculate dielectric loss in cables.

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