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The process of continuous vulcanization of butyl rubber insulated high voltage cable is described. The properties of butyl insulation are outlined. The development of butyl as an insulator, extrusion, the mathematical basis of heat transfer during vulcanization, and the effects of curing on the physical properties of the insulation material are discussed.
The process of continuous vulcanization of butyl rubber insulated high voltage cable is described. The properties of butyl insulation are outlined. The development of butyl as an insulator, extrusion, the mathematical basis of heat transfer during vulcanization, and the effects of curing on the physical properties of the insulation material are discussed.
| Author(s) | Rosener, A.L., Jr.John A. *Roebling's Sons Co. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products32(10): 1188-1192, 1296-1297 1957, Paper presented at WAI 27th Annual Convention, Chicago, IL USA |
| Year | 1957 |
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