The hi-pot test can be conducted as a
go, no-go overpotential test. In this test the voltage is gradually
applied to the specified value. The rate of rise of the test voltage is
maintained to provide a steady leakage current until final test voltage
is reached. Usually, 1–1.5 min is considered sufficient for reaching the
final test voltage. The final test voltage can then be held for 5 min,
and if there is no abrupt increase in current sufficient to trip the
test set, the test has been successfully passed. This test does not
provide a thorough analysis of cable condition, but provides sufficient
information as to whether the cable meets a specific high-voltage
breakdown strength requirement. This type of test is usually performed
after installation and repair, where only cable that can withstand
strength verification without a breakdown is to be certified.
8 Nov 2015
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Electrical Cables Go, No-Go Overpotential Test
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