Corrosion of Silver-Plated Copper Conductors - NEPP
Corrosion of Silver-Plated Copper Conductors - NEPP
Corrosion of Silver-Plated Copper Conductors - NEPP
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Figure 20. Longitudinal sections showing the most<br />
severely corroded strands (some oxidised<br />
throughout their section) from sample no. 9. Slight<br />
subsurface exists oil on one strand <strong>of</strong> the inner<br />
conductor, after 10d <strong>of</strong> accelerated corrosion<br />
testing. All strands are <strong>of</strong> 1 m m silver-plated<br />
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copper. The insulation materials are natural FEP<br />
for the outer jacket and natural PTFE on the inner<br />
conductors.<br />
a. Extensive red corrosion on adjacent strands<br />
(x 100);<br />
b. <strong>Corrosion</strong> and fracturing occurred through<br />
many strands (x 600);<br />
c. c. Inner conductor shows some red (R) and<br />
black (B) spots (x 100):<br />
d. d. internal corrosion (x 600)<br />
ESA Journal 1984, Vol. 8