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Heat Transfer Simulation and Temperature Rapid Prediction for Trench Laying Cable

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  • Chen-Zhao Fu
  • Wen-Rong Si
  • Ke-Ke Fang
  • Jian Yang

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Heat transfer process for trench laying cable is complex. To guarantee safe operation of the cable, it is necessary to predict the temperature and maximum current capacity of trench laying cable rapidly and accurately. Therefore, in this study, an adaptive optimized particle swarm optimization algorithm (LFVPSO) is proposed based on Levy flight algorithm, and it is used to modify the back propagation neural network algorithm (LFVPSO-BPNN). Then, combined with numerical simulations, a network algorithm for temperature prediction of trench laying cable is developed using LFVPSO-BPNN. Finally, the maximum current capacity of four-loop three-phase trench laying cable is calculated using LFVPSO-BPNN together with genetic algorithm (GA&LFVPSO-BPNN). At first, it is found that the LFVPSO-BPNN algorithm proposed in this study is reliable and accurate to predict the cable maximum temperature for different loops ( T max, i ) in the trench. Furthermore, as compared with other similar algorithms, when LFVPSO-BPNN algorithm is used to predict the temperature of trench laying cable, its computation time would be reduced and the prediction accuracy would be improved as well. Second, it is revealed that the effect of ground air temperature ( T sur ) on the maximum current capacity of trench laying cable ( I t ,max ) is remarkable. As T sur increases, the I t ,max for both flat-type and trefoil-type trench laying cable would significantly decrease. In addition, with the same T sur , the I t ,max for the flat-type trench laying cable are obviously higher.

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  • Chen-Zhao Fu & Wen-Rong Si & Ke-Ke Fang & Jian Yang, 2021. "Heat Transfer Simulation and Temperature Rapid Prediction for Trench Laying Cable," Mathematical Problems in Engineering, Hindawi, vol. 2021, pages 1-18, October.
  • Handle: RePEc:hin:jnlmpe:9271283
    DOI: 10.1155/2021/9271283
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