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Part one of this article deals with the properties of chemically cross-linked polyethylene used for electrical cable insulation. The electrical properties of conventional polyethylene and chemically cross-linked polyethylene are presented and compared.
Part one of this article deals with the properties of chemically cross-linked polyethylene used for electrical cable insulation. The electrical properties of conventional polyethylene and chemically cross-linked polyethylene are presented and compared.
| Author(s) | Lacombe, J.Societe des Trefileries et Laminoirs de Havre, Wrobel, W. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products 38(4): 508-509 1963 |
| Year | 1963 |
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