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The water cure or silane method for the insulation and jacketing of crosslinked electrical wire and cable has been promoted as a low cost alternative to the capital intensive CV and electron beam crosslinking processes. This paper presents many of the factors which a wire and cable manufacturer should consider in evaluating the suitability of water cured materials as a substitute for CV or electron beam crosslinking.
The water cure or silane method for the insulation and jacketing of crosslinked electrical wire and cable has been promoted as a low cost alternative to the capital intensive CV and electron beam crosslinking processes. This paper presents many of the factors which a wire and cable manufacturer should consider in evaluating the suitability of water cured materials as a substitute for CV or electron beam crosslinking.
| Author(s) | Alan Zamore, Zylon Corp., USA. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at WAI 65th Annual Convention, Atlanta, GA USA. Paper published in Wire Journal International, Sept. 1996, pg. 68. |
| Year | 1995 |
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