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| Test of non-separable thin sheet material! F- {# P' G' c: E3 P
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9 C$ [/ M1 l7 M1 ?4 _1 M | 60065(ed.6)
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Standard(s):( \1 t1 {7 g! _* S* b+ _
IEC 60065:1998, 6th ed.( @$ X& A5 T' s* z
Sub clause(s):9 t$ x7 I5 ?, f" | B+ e
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Subject:
0 q0 a+ S+ \- u3 h: RTest of non-separable thin
. e ?) @, U1 U3 R: Ssheet material. Y8 r+ u; N: i/ o6 C( X; J
Key words:
0 L4 p8 j4 f9 i0 \- Thin sheet material
/ A" p% O# f' D( r: `0 Y2 `Decision taken at the 39th
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Question:
4 ^5 R: T, F0 [7 J% r1 `( N$ DCurrent technology is utilising non-separable thin sheet insulation within transformers for supplementary and
5 C, h- C) z% I7 T( [/or reinforced insulation. How should such non-separable insulation be assessed for suitability in these
, H% d% P# _$ Aapplications?
0 ^! [6 b! j- [1 B7 nRationale:# s2 o6 O* e% ^
There are non-separable thin sheet foils on the market used in wound components, which cannot be tested
/ L' e, U7 }+ Uaccording to the requirements and test-method in the existing standard. The current published2 e# G* r' T( G" q5 j# @( N* F
requirements in the standard do not adequately address the use on non-separable thin sheet insulation A
" i; g) }2 h! e6 j" yproposal was made by TC92-WG1 on how this matter can be handled.
/ x+ ]7 B' j5 W! ?- }Decision:$ E' g3 [0 ^/ h/ [$ |$ {: C4 ]8 R
The following proposal shall be used until the new edition is published.& ^# [3 M0 p( G7 N* b
The following amendment to the standard will be published to address this issue:
) w+ q! R* B$ Xadd to clause 8.8 For requirements for non-separable thin sheet insulation in two or more layers, see 8.xx
' m8 E4 Z( O: Jadd new clause 8.xx" @0 s0 B5 D' n r3 y
8.xx Requirements for non-separable thin sheet insulation in two or more layers. T; W* Y. z5 u7 f" f
Three separate test specimens of the sheet of 70 mm width shall be supplied by the manufacturer. The test! x$ t/ J U0 X' N+ U
is carried out by fixing a specimen on a mandrel made of steel, nickel plated, or brass with smooth surface
3 m& O* f0 N- p% y4 s" s" Dfinish as shown in figure x. A metal foil (aluminium or copper) 0,035 mm ± 0,005 mm thick shall be placed6 a- y$ f& {1 K- B4 D& ?
close to the surface of the specimen and submitted to a pull of 1 N. The metal foil shall be so positioned that
7 n. m6 |$ M) o% H7 J Aits edges are 20 mm away from the edge of the specimen and, when the mandrel is in its final position, it, |' U0 e6 c; b# Y6 i$ q
covers the edges upon which the specimen is lying by at least 10 mm. The specimen is submitted to a pull6 F! x- | k0 w
of 150 N at its free end by an appropriate clamping device. The specimen shall be slowly rotated forwards
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rotation, the test is repeated. If one or more specimens break at any other place, the test is not fulfilled.
, B! z2 T; r' H- k E0 hWhile the mandrel is in its final position, within the minute following the final positioning, a test voltage of 1,5# q U; C* h4 Y
times the value specified in table 5 is applied, as described in 10.3.2, between the mandrel and the metal
6 i N. q* c; G. ufoil. No flashover or breakdown shall occur during the test, corona effects and similar phenomena being4 w: {4 t) j6 a1 ^( l- [* I# J
disregarded.6 `6 L: L T8 G7 s$ F; g
add new Figure x (Figure 6 of IEC 61558-1)
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