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IEEE 1120 2005

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IEEE Guide for the Planning, Design, Installation, and Repair of Submarine Power Cable Systems

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Revision Standard – Active. This guide presents a list of factors to consider when planning, designing, installing, and repairing a submarine power cable.

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3 IEEE Guide for the Planning, Design, Installation, and Repair of Submarine Power Cable Systems
5 Introduction
Notice to users
6 Participants
7 CONTENTS
11 1.
Overview
1.1 Scope
1.2
Purpose
1.3 Preface
12 2. Route selection
2.1 Natural marine conditions
13 2.2 Man-made obstacles
14 2.3 Hazardous human activities
2.4 Marine access
2.5 Beach conditions
15 2.6 Termination sites
2.7 Installation considerations
16 2.8 System integration
2.9 Length
2.10 Width
2.11 Operating rights and permitting
2.12 Monitoring and environmental mitigation
3. Permitting and environmental impacts
17 3.1 Marine vegetation
3.2 Marine animal life
3.3 Silt and turbidity
3.4 Storage and disposal of excavated material
3.5 Grain size distribution
3.6 Beach stability
3.7 Topography
3.8 Upland plants and wetlands
18 3.9 Oil, grease, and pH
3.10 Contamination
3.11 Noise
4. Information gathering and surveying
4.1 Existing maps
4.2 Photography and video
19 4.3 Weather data
4.4 Marine Surveys
21 4.5 Land surveys
4.6 Survey control
22 4.7 Post-installation surveys
4.8 System studies
5. Cable systems
5.1 Reliability
23 5.2 Ampacity
24 5.3 Hydraulic limitations
25 5.4 Cable components
27 5.5 Cable weight
5.6 Sheath voltages and bonding
28 5.7 DC systems
5.8 Joints
29 5.9 Armor anchors
5.10 Optical fiber
5.11 Reparability
6. Termination stations
30 6.1 Terminations
6.2 Station grounding
6.3 Slack cable
6.4 Spare cable storage
31 6.5 Fluid handling
6.6 Spare fluid storage
6.7 Fluid containment system
6.8 Degasifier
6.9 Instrumentation and metering
32 6.10 System protection equipment
6.11 Communications
6.12 Backup generation and pressure pumps
6.13 Laydown area
6.14 Future expansion
7. Installation techniques
33 7.1 Schedule and timing
34 7.2 Removal of obstacles
7.3 Transportation
35 7.4 Reel handling
7.5 Laying equipment
36 7.6 Cable protection
38 7.7 Intertidal installation
39 7.8 Mid-channel crossing installation
40 7.9 Installing cable on land
7.10 Cable handling and storage
8. Quality assurance and testing
8.1 Plant audit/vendor selection
8.2 Qualification testing
41 8.3 Production testing
8.4 Pre-installation testing
8.5 Witnessing
8.6 Commissioning and maintenance tests
42 9. Spare material
9.1 Spare cable
9.2 Fluid
43 9.3 Splices and terminations
9.4 Tools and equipment
9.5 Degasifier
10.
Documentation and operation
10.1 As-built documentation
44 10.2 Operating manual
10.3 Description of system components
10.4 Operating limits
45 10.5 Routine operating, inspection, and maintenance procedures
10.6 Re-surveying
10.7 Repair strategy
10.8 Emergency maintenance procedures
46 10.9 Installation of replacement components
10.10 Safety and hazards
10.11 Notification of authorities
11. Repair
11.1 Locating faults
47 11.2 Locating dielectric fluid leaks in SCFF cable
11.3 Evidence
11.4 Containing dielectric fluid from a cable
48 11.5 Retrieval
11.6 Cable repair splices
49 Annex A (informative) Additional information
IEEE 1120 2005
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