Posted on 2026-02-23
We introduced a new postprocessing plot called "IND" for calculation of induced voltages in the metallic sheaths of a single system as a result of the currents flowing in the conductors. The...
Posted on 2026-02-14
We introduced a new postprocessing plot called "WRK" for calculation of induced voltages on a deactivated system as a result of the currents flowing in all other parallel power cables. The method...
Posted on 2026-02-13
We introduced a new postprocessing plot called "ECO" for economic optimization of power cables based on IEC 60287-3-2.
Posted on 2026-01-06
The standard IEC 60287-3-1 contains reference ambient temperatures and thermal resistivities of soil in various countries. We provide you here with an overview of these values per country.
Posted on 2022-04-02
We introduced the possibility to print datasheets and calculation reports optionally in US customary units.
Posted on 2022-04-01
We introduced several new features for visualization of magnetic fields.
Posted on 2022-03-31
We introduced optional manual inputs for user defined material parameters for metallic screen, sheath and armour.
Posted on 2021-06-15
Considerations about how to define the load of a system and how this choice influences the simulation results in Cableizer.
Posted on 2021-05-31
On an example from Southwire Company, it is shown how to evaluate a cable pulling project in Cableizer. Special focus is on the useage of imperial units, weight correction factor, vertical bends,...
Posted on 2021-05-24
On an example from Brugg Cables, it is shown how to set up your cable pulling project in Cableizer. This example validates our cable pulling module and has been added to our test cases, ensuring...
Posted on 2021-05-19
With the multi-layer backfill method, it is possible to simulate the filling of a rectangular trench where the cables are buried with two superimposed horizontal layers of different materials,...
Posted on 2021-04-26
Based on an example, the influence of the spacing between crossing systems on the cable rating is discussed and the limitations of the calculation method are outlined.