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Table 1.

XLPE cable specification used to test.

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Fig 1.

Profile of protrusion defect in the cable.

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Fig 2.

Wiring diagram of the cable in schematics.

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Fig 3.

Wiring diagram of the cable in Physical drawing.

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Fig 4.

The test circuit of DC cable partial discharge.

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Fig 5.

Schematic diagram of discharge simulation.

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Fig 6.

Schematic diagram of discharge grid division.

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Fig 7.

Experimental workflow diagram.

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Fig 8.

The discharge pattern of the whole experiment process of the protrusion defect.

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Fig 9.

The average discharge of the whole experiment process of the protrusion defect.

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Fig 10.

Discharge frequency of the whole experiment process of the protrusion defect.

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Fig 11.

The cumulative discharge quantity of the whole experiment process of the protrusion defect.

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Fig 12.

The growth rate of the whole experiment process of the protrusion defect.

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Fig 13.

The cumulative discharge quantity and its growth rate of the whole experiment process of the protrusion defect-50

μm.

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Fig 14.

The cumulative discharge quantity and its growth rate of the whole experiment process of the protrusion defect-10

μm.

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Fig 15.

Radial electric field intensity of protrusion defect with a curvature radius of 50

μm.

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Fig 16.

Radial electric field intensity of protrusion defect with a curvature radius of 10

μm.

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Fig 17.

Electron migration diagram of the protrusion defect’s partial discharge.

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Fig 18.

Discharge currents for 0.5 mm and 1 mm discharge paths.

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Fig 19.

Equivalent circuit for partial discharge of cable defects.

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Fig 20.

Average discharge of the protrusion defect at different stages.

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Fig 21.

Average frequency of the protrusion defect at different stages.

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