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| Creepage distances, clearances and distances through insulation4 U5 X/ h- a: a& Z; f
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| 60335-1(ed.3)
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8 K1 U9 l, l% z; ^1 ^) jStandard: IEC 60335-1:1991, 3rd Ed.
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Z: |* l' E4 a5 A6 } r' K; cSubject: Creepage distances, clearances and distances through insulation
$ \4 A% ~, h7 |$ v8 ?; uKey words: - Distances through insulation - Thin sheet form layers4 Y6 V' M+ h+ l- C+ h
Decision taken at the 40th CTL meeting 2003, z% ]2 b8 ^' A. x
Question:
% W; ^# m+ o! KFor the application of the test voltage, how are layers of insulation that are thermally bonded( r+ A6 u0 X7 v% u; h: \* }
together treated?& A4 _: w/ N/ B$ {
Rationale:
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Decision:
+ w4 p& D. [; g, |% X0 SLayers of insulation thermally bonded together are considered as one piece unless by the use3 C; s9 D9 v" k! k A. F& i1 z
of a microscope or any other appropriate means it is possible to determine the number of1 g7 G1 A+ ~# y3 p0 y R# J# L J
layers. When the number of layers have been determined ( i.e. 2 for supplementary and 3 for
2 w1 @. z" \! G' c" E! greinforced insulation), the manufacturer is to supply separately the layers, or samples of
- e1 Q, Q: }: l0 V4 \0 Hmaterial at various stages of the manufacturing process. The manufacturer shall also provide% I; X( C, E7 H5 I7 P
evidence that the characteristics of the insulating material have not been degraded by the' E5 z D! f8 _+ G5 R5 I! E
bonding process.7 e% z& t4 J3 L7 ?
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