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IEC 61010-1:1990 +A1:1992 + A23 Y2 ]+ s( f# |# V1 [0 Z! p8 z
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1 X" ~9 I& b3 K$ m" E6 S2 PSub clause:
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# X V0 q* m7 y5 rTemperature tests
8 N! s9 }$ K* p. r6 IKey words:0 w- O. R9 _! e* n, ~* g
Steady state' y8 E1 S& l7 _( @2 H
Decision n. 23 taken at
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8 r: J# y6 L! IQuestion:
, Y! g% A; [' V6 SIn sub-clause, in 1st paragraph, what is meant by “steady state”?
& v. G; @. ^% P3 A+ y* s# QShould this term be defined?. v' U. C6 s* a) H8 ~+ K# s& H
Decision:
( t) z$ N2 e; wSteady state is not defined in IEC61010-1. It has been agreed that where the( {5 r8 i; e) |4 b; s0 J+ }- n5 q
temperature rise is not greater than 2°C in 1 hour then it is reasonable to conclude that
2 y& ?. h. _1 Ssteady state has been achieved. This limit is used in other safety standards for example
+ [ ~3 E5 R$ ?IEC60601-1.
$ y, B( o% ~/ A. p! {Explanatory Notes:3 t) m$ E/ `4 C+ Q- P0 S# ~2 F
A 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+ L: V! @3 Z" \+ j' B* X
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