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Results of experiments investigating the destructiveness of prolonged and repeated AC overvoltage testing of Teflon insulation are presented. Major defects are detected, but potential sites offailure are also enlarged, increasing likelihood of failure in the future.
Results of experiments investigating the destructiveness of prolonged and repeated AC overvoltage testing of Teflon insulation are presented. Major defects are detected, but potential sites offailure are also enlarged, increasing likelihood of failure in the future.
| Author(s) | Foster, D.E., American Enka Corp., Guthrie, R.T., Pendergast, H.E. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products37(5): 616-619, 679 |
| Year | 1962 |
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