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| Measurement of Conductivity
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Clause 7.3 requires that the conductivity of the tracking test solution “be measured with alternating voltage at a frequency in the range 1 kHz to 2 kHz. The procedure is described in IEC 60589”. The procedure in IEC 60589 utilises conical flasks with reflux condensors, platinised platinum electrodes, a conductivity cell and a resistance bridge. This appears to be a chemical standard rather than an appropriate electrical test laboratory measurement technique.
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& \& \' c7 c. e( w. ?" B3 l- (a) expected to use this method of measurement for solution conductivity; or6 F. _) X" H& {
- (b) can a suitable conductivity meter with a measurement frequency in the range 1 kHz to 2 kHz be used; or" @! M( x5 Q$ ^4 [, T0 o
- (c) can any suitable conductivity meter (different measurement range) be used.
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The Group decided that the “use of any appropriate conductivity meter with sufficient accuracy and uncertainty including the probe” is the only practical one - item (c) above.' D7 O$ p p8 P7 Q) W( Z% Y2 @9 c
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