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Standard(s): IEC 60112/2003 No. Year! g U0 I. u% X7 K- K& Z
Ed. 4.0
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2008
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Subclause(s): 7.3* Z, o3 S' [1 }& |5 v* n4 Z
Developed by: WG4! r/ q# g% O% ]# S
Subject: Measurement of
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Key words:/ b, \ @3 f2 ^! M8 e
- Tracking solution( |/ B, l- `# x
- Conductivity
& t5 C3 ]( N5 x: E/ _$ r- IEC 60589 B; A Z8 E5 j
Decision approved at the! z& J( K( g* T* R5 ?. l/ e$ p5 S
46th CTL Plenary Meeting,8 n- ]3 v; ]" n% U& F, ?1 N" f: @
in 2009
; s1 v1 p8 U/ K! }9 c/ r: VQuestion:
1 `& I( Y9 m5 H2 h+ b( ]( ^% b: fClause 7.3 requires that the conductivity of the tracking test solution “be measured with alternating" t1 ?* J9 g8 r; D$ m
voltage at a frequency in the range 1 kHz to 2 kHz. The procedure is described in IEC 60589”.
& j5 x& [( u& B( ]The procedure in IEC 60589 utilises conical flasks with reflux condensors, platinised platinum% u* }- U# @) l
electrodes, a conductivity cell and a resistance bridge. This appears to be a chemical standard rather* Y" o$ ~+ e$ x7 l/ s; P
than an appropriate electrical test laboratory measurement technique.4 U2 I; Z- ]4 S( I" o4 O: k
Are CBTL:
9 j0 n4 i6 [, Q% g- j- (a) expected to use this method of measurement for solution conductivity; or5 [) l! D/ _ P$ h
- (b) can a suitable conductivity meter with a measurement frequency in the range 1 kHz to 2 kHz
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% i/ l' s( E1 V' @- (c) can any suitable conductivity meter (different measurement range) be used.
( M+ } r) p, U2 U# v7 L- J2 {9 L' JDecision:
" u2 j" E4 ], X5 AThe Group decided that the “use of any appropriate conductivity meter with sufficient accuracy and* e- z1 @. j: O7 `
uncertainty including the probe” is the only practical one - item (c) above.
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