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Standard:
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Temperature tests
?: a& K, U( f0 EKey words:
6 T. A% |: ], }& aSteady state
! L6 r: @3 j1 N m+ @7 hDecision n. 23 taken at3 ^* t4 }5 u3 y8 j; f
37th meeting/2000
) N$ d3 t: O# i% d/ tQuestion:
; B/ X1 j O9 G! N2 O1 ^; o" _In sub-clause, in 1st paragraph, what is meant by “steady state”?
5 T |8 Z x- s7 W1 M* ~* PShould this term be defined?
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Steady state is not defined in IEC61010-1. It has been agreed that where the2 r: D I. j8 `+ \
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steady state has been achieved. This limit is used in other safety standards for example( [" t. T9 k1 L
IEC60601-1.
}/ r1 k q# O# c3 J$ oExplanatory Notes:
& o! F% l) T" A, v2 XA part is regarded as having reached steady state temperature when the temperature rise over
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long period is almost negligible. The 2°C rise in 1 hour is considered a reasonable limit
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