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| DSH 489
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5 ?0 B4 b0 H) D/ P) t | Creepage distances, clearances and distances through insulation
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Standard: IEC 60335-1:1991, 3rd Ed.- L2 t- g# n/ o1 h8 R9 I+ e
Sub clause: 29.23 O) I: b+ s# s' z3 O& c
Sheet No. DSH-489) I2 S5 D$ E. _+ S3 b; O: V
Subject: Creepage distances, clearances and distances through insulation" z, s Q1 u; v/ z
Key words: - Distances through insulation - Thin sheet form layers
9 B1 i$ J& `# F: n) z: J, t. LDecision taken at the 40th CTL meeting 2003
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For the application of the test voltage, how are layers of insulation that are thermally bonded
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See question.
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; O3 w- @8 Y0 N( u# WLayers of insulation thermally bonded together are considered as one piece unless by the use
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layers. When the number of layers have been determined ( i.e. 2 for supplementary and 3 for" x0 g3 U, z y
reinforced insulation), the manufacturer is to supply separately the layers, or samples of1 h# X) \! {* D/ [4 o( [0 T- i
material at various stages of the manufacturing process. The manufacturer shall also provide' G0 e' _" x! Y9 H
evidence that the characteristics of the insulating material have not been degraded by the
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