IEEE P1617/D3, Jun 2019
IEEE Draft Guide for Assessment, Mitigation, and Control of Corrosion of Metallic Shields in Extruded Dielectric Cables rated 5 kV to 46 kV
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IEEE P1617/D3, Jun 2019 is a draft guide focused on the assessment, mitigation, and control of corrosion of metallic shields in extruded dielectric cables rated 5 kV to 46 kV. It addresses a practical reliability issue in medium- and higher-voltage cable systems, where shield degradation can affect performance, maintenance needs, and service life. For engineers working with cable design, installation, or condition assessment, this technical document helps frame corrosion-related decisions more consistently.
What is IEEE P1617/D3, Jun 2019?
IEEE P1617/D3, Jun 2019 is a draft guide rather than a finished product specification, and its purpose is to support technical evaluation of metallic shield corrosion in extruded dielectric power cables. The document is relevant to cable construction, insulation systems, and metallic shielding behavior under operating conditions. It typically informs how corrosion may be identified, evaluated, and managed so that cable assemblies maintain expected electrical and mechanical performance over time.
Where is IEEE P1617/D3, Jun 2019 used?
This guide is most relevant in utility and industrial power distribution systems that use extruded dielectric cables in the 5 kV to 46 kV range. It may be used during cable design reviews, asset condition assessments, maintenance planning, and failure investigation for underground or otherwise shielded cable installations. IEEE P1617/D3, Jun 2019 is also useful when specifying materials, reviewing aging issues, or comparing mitigation approaches for metallic shield corrosion in installed cable networks.
Why is IEEE P1617/D3, Jun 2019 important?
Corrosion of metallic shields can create uncertainty in cable reliability, increase repair costs, and complicate performance evaluation. IEEE P1617/D3, Jun 2019 matters because it supports more consistent assessment and control practices for these risks, helping organizations make better decisions about inspection, mitigation, and replacement. In procurement and engineering workflows, the guide can also improve consistency between design intent and field conditions, reducing avoidable service interruptions and maintenance surprises.
- Draft guide for corrosion assessment and control
- Applies to extruded dielectric cables rated 5 kV to 46 kV
- Addresses metallic shield condition and mitigation
- Relevant to design, inspection, and maintenance planning
- Supports reliability and risk reduction in cable systems
- Publication Date: 2019
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems; Engineered Materials, Dielectrics and Plasmas; Power, Energy and Industry Applications
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