Method of test for hydrolytic stability of electrical insulating materials Moulded thermosets

Available format(s)

Hardcopy , PDF

Language(s)

English

Published date

04-15-1998

Publisher

British Standards Institution

Covers the test procedure for determining the hydrolytic stability of moulded thermosets made from room temperature or oven -curing reaction resins when exposed to the simultaneous influence of water and high temperature. Measures irreversible change of mechanical and electrical properties, but does not impose mechanical stress on the test specimens.

Committee	EPL/48
DevelopmentNote	Supersedes 95/213983 DC. Also numbered as IEC 61234-2 (08/2004)
DocumentType	Standard
Pages	12
PublisherName	British Standards Institution
Status	Current
Supersedes	95/213983 DC : DRAFT NOV 1995

Standards	Relationship
DIN EN 61234-2 : 1998	Identical
NBN EN 61234-2 : 1998	Identical
SN EN 61234-2 : 1998	Identical
EN 61234-2:1998	Identical
NF EN 61234-2 : 1998	Identical

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