Summary

The article outlines an experimental investigation using a form-stable low-

temperature phase change material for the thermal control of a coaxial
electrical cable system (PCM). A rectangular container filled with form-stable
PCM housed a coaxial cable system for the experiment. Throughout the
heating and cooling processes, the temperature was taken at various locations
and times. As a result of using form-stable PCM, the coaxial cable system's
thermal management was greatly enhanced, with less temperature fluctuation
and more heat dissipation capability. The form-stable PCM also decreased the
cable system's operating temperature rise, which can lengthen the cable's
lifespan and increase its reliability. The study showed that form-stable PCM has
the potential to be an efficient thermal management solution for electrical
cable systems operating in challenging conditions.