Posted on 2015-11-20
The IEC standard 60287-1-1 describes methods to calculate the armour loss factor but does so for one layer of armour only. Other ampacity calculation programs allow the user to model as well only...
Posted on 2015-11-02
The method described in the IEC 60287 standard to calculate buried cables where partial drying-out of the soil occurs is limited to a single isolated cable or circuit only. Cableizer introduced a...
Posted on 2015-06-23
Meet the Cableizer team at Jicable'15 in Versailles, Paris.
Posted on 2015-04-20
The online soil temperature calculator is based on a simplified mathematical model describing the expected temperature curve in the soil. It is especially useful to estimate the maximum soil...
Posted on 2015-04-02
Continuously validating Cableizer is a task we take serious. Our extensive test suite ensures that your simulation results are always accurate and reliable.
Posted on 2015-03-27
Interpretation and generalization of the calculation of the thermal resistances of the constituent parts of multi-core cables, as defined in IEC 60287-2-1.
Posted on 2015-03-18
This blog post discusses the topics covered by IEC standards 60287-2. It specifically emphasizes where and why Cableizer is deviating from the standard.
Posted on 2015-03-11
This blog post discusses the topics covered by IEC standards 60287-1. It specifically emphasizes where and why Cableizer is deviating from the standard.
Posted on 2014-11-05
Cableizer does currently support AC voltage levels from medium voltages of 1 kV up to extra-high voltages of 500 kV. DC voltage levels are currently limited to below 5 kV. For low-voltage cable...
Posted on 2014-10-13
This user guide describes how to define a heat source or a heat sink in Cableizer. The differences between a definition based on the dissipated heat or the surface temperature are outlined and explained.