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( U! _; ]7 x2 V: R' m/ s; }Standard:6 \% ~ Z1 j i, O s& I6 E. c# O
IEC 61010-1:1990 +A1:1992 + A2
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Subject:
; L% c- I; I& M0 ]7 R2 @# m( p0 M& _9 JTemperature tests6 G: N+ d: U$ l. G2 s
Key words:
& D# m! |" ~: V; CSteady state
/ n7 B. O- ]- t1 l* {Decision n. 23 taken at
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In sub-clause, in 1st paragraph, what is meant by “steady state”?3 o$ k- @; y. i
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Decision:, R+ M4 \/ O: r8 J6 l( k, _: ]
Steady state is not defined in IEC61010-1. It has been agreed that where the
F" T( e0 \, s4 x% ttemperature rise is not greater than 2°C in 1 hour then it is reasonable to conclude that; K1 g0 u/ u2 O6 ]3 n' C3 }
steady state has been achieved. This limit is used in other safety standards for example
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A part is regarded as having reached steady state temperature when the temperature rise over! q! N" e. W8 h% J! r# L( w8 G% o
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