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The use of a computerized program to determine the required time to satisfactorily cure cables insulated with vulcanizable polyethylene is described. The computer program was used in conjunction with actual operating data to determine zone cooling requirements.
The use of a computerized program to determine the required time to satisfactorily cure cables insulated with vulcanizable polyethylene is described. The computer program was used in conjunction with actual operating data to determine zone cooling requirements.
| Author(s) | Wheeler, J.R., Jr.Davis-Standard Div, Crompton & Knowles Corp., Wheeler, N.C., Simplex Wire & Cable Co., Canada Wire and Cable, Ltd. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal4(3): 48-54 1971, Paper presented at WAI Electrical Divisional Meeting, Providence, RI USA |
| Year | 1971 |
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