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Various aspects of polyethylene used as insulation in overhead line wire are discussed. Characteristics of the material are described; these include light weight, low temperature brittleness, excellent weathering, abrasion resistance, smoothness, resistance to chemicals and moisture, and desired electrical properties.
Various aspects of polyethylene used as insulation in overhead line wire are discussed. Characteristics of the material are described; these include light weight, low temperature brittleness, excellent weathering, abrasion resistance, smoothness, resistance to chemicals and moisture, and desired electrical properties.
| Author(s) | Wurtzell, F.W.Bakelite Co. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products33(10): 1198-1200, 1275 1958, Paper presented at WAI 28th Annual Convention, Atlantic City, NJ USA |
| Year | 1958 |
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