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The qualities required of insulators for high temperature cables are listed, and the drawbacks of some of the materials which have been used in the past are discussed. The excellent properties of silicone rubber compounds are considered; developments which have increased their tensile strength and made them good choices for high temperature insulators are described.
The qualities required of insulators for high temperature cables are listed, and the drawbacks of some of the materials which have been used in the past are discussed. The excellent properties of silicone rubber compounds are considered; developments which have increased their tensile strength and made them good choices for high temperature insulators are described.
| Author(s) | Mulvey, B.J.General Electric Co., Corning Glass Co., Dow Corning Corp., Linde Air Products |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products32(9): 1015-1016, 1050-1051 1957 |
| Year | 1957 |
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