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8 m' X6 ]% G. l: X* G8 M | Test of non-separable thin sheet material
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Standard(s):
" P. f+ p7 Q; L: R% j1 i. M/ CIEC 60065:1998, 6th ed.
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Subject:
) N; @8 \4 i6 z/ U5 `- YTest of non-separable thin
8 h4 I# E' A- z! K2 w0 xsheet material
/ J- L' c+ C; l" U( LKey words:
9 E7 Z& M' B7 G( o, f- Thin sheet material
* O* t5 A) K! {Decision taken at the 39th
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Question:
% z4 k1 `; i# S' n7 @' BCurrent technology is utilising non-separable thin sheet insulation within transformers for supplementary and' ] i- Q4 h' P& z
/or reinforced insulation. How should such non-separable insulation be assessed for suitability in these
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There are non-separable thin sheet foils on the market used in wound components, which cannot be tested
. ^& r! {4 [0 A% p$ _6 S* Iaccording to the requirements and test-method in the existing standard. The current published
& j3 a) b- R! e' H+ A4 K- f. d2 zrequirements in the standard do not adequately address the use on non-separable thin sheet insulation A
% W3 m! C! M8 L) W# Cproposal was made by TC92-WG1 on how this matter can be handled.
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The following proposal shall be used until the new edition is published.6 Z7 J2 `) q8 l9 U3 V+ g
The following amendment to the standard will be published to address this issue:/ d5 U' i+ t! \1 y2 [3 i9 z5 \& `
add to clause 8.8 For requirements for non-separable thin sheet insulation in two or more layers, see 8.xx/ l' E4 T9 {: T
add new clause 8.xx
) U; e2 b6 q: ?6 n8.xx Requirements for non-separable thin sheet insulation in two or more layers
& j: J& H/ L2 BThree separate test specimens of the sheet of 70 mm width shall be supplied by the manufacturer. The test
' z$ ~% }/ N; k* y8 h. i7 V6 bis carried out by fixing a specimen on a mandrel made of steel, nickel plated, or brass with smooth surface
( A/ B1 j' S, Y5 ^finish as shown in figure x. A metal foil (aluminium or copper) 0,035 mm ± 0,005 mm thick shall be placed
9 t% k0 a, W8 F: z! ^, s( Zclose to the surface of the specimen and submitted to a pull of 1 N. The metal foil shall be so positioned that* C" B; K! n# h! ~: {
its edges are 20 mm away from the edge of the specimen and, when the mandrel is in its final position, it
' A' b( q! Q& V s4 f& a. Ocovers the edges upon which the specimen is lying by at least 10 mm. The specimen is submitted to a pull7 H2 _# I# [ S3 Y' M2 v
of 150 N at its free end by an appropriate clamping device. The specimen shall be slowly rotated forwards- n. _* C9 T" f0 T) m- `
and backwards three times by 230° without jerks. If the specimen breaks at the clamping device during the6 J% J( e2 b' N' K4 Q9 h
rotation, the test is repeated. If one or more specimens break at any other place, the test is not fulfilled.
9 A6 ]$ h! l1 T9 t7 ?' O/ {3 SWhile the mandrel is in its final position, within the minute following the final positioning, a test voltage of 1,5
7 {2 u- I" H+ D& A% ~times the value specified in table 5 is applied, as described in 10.3.2, between the mandrel and the metal
9 ^* E) |6 I, Z B6 mfoil. No flashover or breakdown shall occur during the test, corona effects and similar phenomena being! m' }# q% I0 T9 v$ w" q
disregarded.. ~. `, K. }$ B; l! g* c+ @( T2 Y
add new Figure x (Figure 6 of IEC 61558-1)
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