Cold resistance test method for cross-linked polyethylene insulation and cold resistance power cable
A technology for cross-linked polyethylene and power cables, which is applied in the direction of testing the dielectric strength and testing the strength of materials by applying repeated force/pulsation force, which can solve problems such as the inability to determine the cold resistance of the cable and the normal use of the cable.
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[0015] When the present invention is specifically implemented, it is carried out according to five steps of sample pretreatment, low temperature bending experiment, partial discharge experiment, AC voltage experiment and standing experiment. The experiment content of each step is as follows:
[0016] 1. Sample pretreatment: Place the sample of the cross-linked polyethylene insulated cold-resistant power cable in an experimental environment at a temperature of -15±3°C for no less than 24 hours;
[0017] 2. Low-temperature bending experiment: In an experimental environment at a temperature of -15±3℃, the sample is wound on the surface of the cylinder for no less than 3 times and then loosened and straightened, and then reversed for no less than 3 times and then loosened and straightened. , Repeat the forward and reverse winding no less than 10 times, the diameter of the cylinder should be: 20(D+d)±5% mm for single-core cable experiment, 15(D+d) for three-core cable experiment ) ±5% m...
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