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Properties of vulcanized cross-linked polyethylene are compared to those of neoprene and untreated polyethylene with respect to their use on line wire and service drop cable. Heat stability, electrical overloading tendencies, aging, dielectric properties, toughness, cracking behavior, strength, elongation, and insulation resistance are examined.
Properties of vulcanized cross-linked polyethylene are compared to those of neoprene and untreated polyethylene with respect to their use on line wire and service drop cable. Heat stability, electrical overloading tendencies, aging, dielectric properties, toughness, cracking behavior, strength, elongation, and insulation resistance are examined.
| Author(s) | Cofer, D.B., Southwire Co, Wirsing, F., West Georgia College |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products35(6): 733-734, 736, 773-776 |
| Year | 1960 |
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