Evaluation of Heat Shrinkable Installation Tubes Electric and Mechanical Degrading During Service

The production method and the exterior variables affecting the polymer are closely correlated with aging. If high temperature tubes for switchboard busbar can retain outstanding technical and electrical characteristics even during prolonged use primarily relies on the generally pro functionality. In this study, the switchboard busbars of 10 and 35 in the power grids of the Tianjin Power Network were utilized with the examples that were gathered. 10 tubes have been operational for 1, 2, and 9 years, while 35 tubes have been operational for 4, and 6 years, correspondingly. In addition, two additional types of unutilized examples were selected for comparison with the older ones. Sensitivity, thermal diffusivity, and diffusion coefficient tests were performed to determine the degree of aging. At cellar temperature, it was possible to measure the nonlinear response of relative permittivity under output power and compute the disintegration properties under amperage and the trap diffusion. To further evaluate the surface strength, shear modulus experiments, incl yielding confidence and extension at break, were conducted. The data indicate that whereas the impact resistance declines with working time, the coefficient of permeability and discharge factor rise. The decrease in breakup durability and resistance suggests that long-term natural aging has a negative impact on shielding capacity. The prosecution's findings also demonstrate a relationship between the working duration and the trap dispersion and electrical characteristics.