Radiation Induced Aging Effects in Polymeric Cable Insulators at CERN. Compilation of the DSC and ATR-FTIR data on irradiated CERN cables
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1 EUROPEAN ORGANIZATION FOR NUCLEAR RESEARCH ORGANISATION EUROPÉENNE POUR LA RECHERCHE NUCLÉAIRE CERN TE -VSC Radiation Induced Aging Effects in Polymeric Cable Insulators at CERN. Compilation of the DSC and ATR-FTIR data on irradiated CERN cables S. Ilie, R. Setnescu 2009
2 Summary Abbreviations and symbols list 3 Introduction 4 Explanation of tables columns 4 1. EPR (Ethylene-propylene rubber) Compilation of the DSC life-time evaluation data Non-isothermal DSC curves ATR-FTIR spectra EVA (Ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymer) Compilation of the DSC life-time evaluation data Non-isothermal DSC curves ATR-FTIR spectra LDPE (Low density polyethylene) and XPE (crosslinked polyethylene) 3.1 Compilation of the DSC life-time evaluation data Non-isothermal DSC curves ATR-FTIR spectra HDPE (High density polyethylene) Compilation of the DSC life-time evaluation data Non-isothermal DSC curves ATR-FTIR spectra Bimodal PE Compilation of the DSC life-time evaluation data Non-isothermal DSC curves ATR-FTIR spectra PE foam (PE cell) Compilation of the DSC life-time evaluation data Non-isothermal DSC curves ATR-FTIR spectra 45 References
3 Abbreviations and symbols list Abbreviation Significance ATR-FTIR Attenuated Total Reflectance - Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy DSC Differential Scanning Calorimetry D Irradiation dose D r Dose rate D x Maximum supportable dose E a Activation energy EPR (or EPDM) Ethylene-propylene rubber EVA Ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymer FR Flame Retardants Gy Gray (dose unit) HDPE High Density Polyethylene LDPE Low Density Polyethylene PE Polyethylene PP Polypropylene R Gas constant RI Radiation index t x Life-time in specific conditions XPE Crosslinked polyethylene DSC terms Heating rate (non-isothermal) OIT Oxidation induction time t max Time to reach the maximum of the heat flow value (t max ) (isothermal DSC) OOT Oxidation induction temperature (non-isothermal) OT m Oxidation peak temperature (non-isothermal) DOT Decomposition onset temperature (non-isothermal) DT m Decomposition peak temperature H Enthalpy of a chemical or physical process (isothermal & non-isothermal ) H D Decomposition enthalpy (non-isothermal) H m Melting enthalpy (non-isothermal) H ox Oxidation enthalpy (isothermal & non-isothermal ) Melting temperature peak (non-isothermal DSC) T m 3
4 Introduction This second part of the Report on Radiation Induced Aging Effects in Polymeric Cable Insulators at CERN [1] summarizes in a tabulated form all the experimental DSC results obtained in this work, concerning the life-time evaluation of the selected CERN cables irradiated in different conditions. Several examples of DSC curves and ATR-FTIR spectra were included to support the future polymeric materials analysis. Information on the experimental conditions, the instruments, the basic concept of lifetime evaluation using the DSC data, as well as the examples of data processing and interpretation are presented and discussed in reference [1]. Explanation of tables columns Column title Type/ Lab. code/ Function Supplier/ Production date Material Radiation/ Sample form Dose rate (kgy/h) Dose (kgy) OIT (min.) Signification CERN cable type. For the unknown types, the usual CERN name is indicated (e.g. EPR cable) / Each cable has a code-number; similar cables, differing by the production date, received different code numbers/ Function: the role of the material: e.g., jacket The name of the producer (supplier) company/ production year as indicated on the cable jacket Type of the polymeric material Radiation: radiation type, e.g. 137 Cs, 60 Co or CERN accelerators radiations (e.g. SPE-ZS, LSS-2)/ Sample form: - strap - obtained by lathering from large diameter and jacket; used to prove the effect of air on the materials - bulk-air: cable fragment exposed to irradiation without sealing of the extremities - bulk-enc: cable fragment wax sealed (encapsulated) prior irradiation, to reduce the air access 0.4 kgy/h: 137 Cs, ICPE-CA, Bucharest, RO 1.5 kgy/h: 60 Co, Ionisos, Dagneaux, FR 21.1 kgy/h: 60 Co, BGS, Wiehl, DE The doses in kgy used for cables irradiation in controlled conditions (at ICPE-CA, Bucharest, RO, Ionisos-Dagneaux, FR, BGS, Wiehl, DE) The doses indicated for PB-300 cable (aged in CERN service) were measured by a RPL dosimeter OIT (Oxidation Induction Time), in minutes, is obtained directly from isothermal measurement, according to CERN TE/VSC/CSA Chemistry Laboratory Procedure [2] and the reference standards [3, 4]. For non-isothermal measurements, OOT (Oxidation Onset Temperature) was determined for 4 different heating rates, according to CERN TE/VSC/CSA Chemistry Laboratory Procedure [5] and reference standards [6]; the activation energy of oxidation was calculated with Kissinger's equation [7, 8] and OIT was calculated with the Gimzewski's equation [9, 10]. 4
5 Column title k (kgy -1, or y -1 ) Maximum supportable dose (kgy) Life-time (rounded) RI Signification is the kinetic constant of the OIT decrease as a function of the irradiation dose (D) or, respectively, irradiation time (t) kd OITD OIT0 e where OIT 0 and OIT D are, respectively, the OIT at 0 kgy (as received, unaged, cable) and the OIT of the material irradiated at the dose D; kt OITt OIT0 e where OIT t is the OIT of the material irradiated for a time t [1, 14] The dose corresponding to the evaluated life-end of the material (when OIT becomes zero and the material is no longer protected against the oxidation) in the specific conditions; the exponential model is used for evaluation [1, 14] The irradiation time to the life-end of the material (when OIT becomes zero) in the specific conditions; the exponential model is used for evaluation [1, 14] Radiation index = log 10 (maximum supportable dose, in Gy). The radiation index is defined in IEC [11] as the logarithm, base 10, of the absorbed dose in gray (rounded to two significant digits) at which the elongation at break is reduced to 50 % of its initial value, in specified conditions of irradiation and tests [11, 12]. In present case, the radiation index is calculated from the maximum supportable dose, i.e. the dose corresponding to zero OIT. As the mechanical properties fail after the moment of OIT reaches zero value, it is reasonable to assume that RI can be evaluated in this manner from OIT measurements [1, 14] DSC parameters/ remarks a) The mode of DSC measurement (isothermal or non-isothermal) and the temperature (for isothermal OIT) are specified; for non-isothermal measurements, the OIT was evaluated for a certain specified temperature, using the OOT values from 4 measurements at 4 different heating rates [5-10]. b) For the thick insulator cables, such as Silec, HV Septa, PB-300 or CLP-50, three reference positions on the transversal section were defined for the in depth degradation state characterization: S3 - on the outer side of insulator; S2 - in the central part of the insulator; S1 - on the inner side of the insulator, after the removal of the sheath between the central conductor and insulator. In each case, layers of ca. 0.3 mm were used for DSC measurements [1, 2]. 5
6 1. EPR (Ethylene-propylene rubber) 6
7 1.1 Compilation of the DSC life-time evaluation data Type/ Lab. code/ Function EPR/ 2/ Cable data Irradiation conditions Laboratory measurements and results Maximum Supplier/ Radiation/ Dose OIT k Dose production Material Sample rate (min.) (kgy -1 supportable Life-time ) (kgy) dose, (rounded) date form kgy/h D x (kgy) Cortaillod Cables S.A, CH/ unknown; received in lab. July 2007 EPR 137 Cs/ strap 60 Co/ bulk-air Co/ bulk-n h h h 6.5 RI DSC parameters/ remarks 200 C, air 200 C, air 200 C, air EPR/ 2/ jacket as above, received in lab. July 2007 EPR 137 Cs/ strap 60 Co/ bulk-air Co/ bulk-n h h h C, air 200 C, air 200 C, air EPR/ 68/ EPR/ as above, received in lab. June 2008 EPR SPE-ZS run 2007/ bulk n.a. (42) * 188 ( )* (1140)* 0.27 year years (6.1)* 200 C, air EPR SPE-ZS ( ) * (325)* (5.5)* 200 C, 7
8 Type/ Lab. code/ Function 68/ jacket EPR/ 85/ EPR/ 85/ jacket Cable data Irradiation conditions Laboratory measurements and results Maximum Supplier/ Radiation/ Dose OIT k Dose production Material Sample rate (min.) (kgy -1 supportable Life-time ) (kgy) dose, (rounded) date form kgy/h D x (kgy) as above, received in lab. Feb EPR EPR * Dose estimated (see reference [1]) run 2007/ bulk 1 year in LSS-2/ bulk n.a. n.a n.a. (70)* n.a. (70)* year in LSS-2/ bulk n.a. (70)* years -1 8 years air ( )* (1692)* 0.37 year -1 ( ) * (1551)* 0.33 year -1 ( ) years (794) 22 years 22 years 11 years RI DSC parameters/ remarks (6.2) 200 C, air (6.2) (5.9) 200 C, air 8
9 1.2 Non-isothermal DSC curves ( = 5 K/min., air) Heat flow (mw/g) 4 2 not assigned system de-equilibration? OT mi = o C H oxi = -446 J/g oxidation I oxidation I 0 OOT = o C Temperature ( o C) Non-isothermal DSC curve of EPR cable (Lab. code 2) OT mii = o C Heat flow (mw/g) 4 2 not assigned system de-equilibration? OT mi = o C H oxi = -490 J/g oxidation I oxidation II 0 T m = o C H = +21 J/g OOT = o C PP softening a Temperature ( o C) Non-isothermal DSC curve of EPR cable (Lab. code 2) jacket 9
10 1.3 ATR-FTIR spectra 0.4 Optical absorbance (a.u.) Wavenumber (cm -1 ) ATR-FTIR spectrum of EPR of EPR cable (Lab. code: 2) 0.4 Optical absorbance (a.u.) Wavenumber (cm -1 ) ATR-FTIR spectrum of EPR jacket of EPR cable (Lab. code 2) 10
11 2. EVA (Ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymer) 11
12 2.1 Compilation of the DSC life-time evaluation data Type/ Lab. code/ Function Silec/ 1/ jacket NG-18/ 9/ jacket CC-50/ 22/ jacket CBH-50/ 23/ jacket Cable data Irradiation conditions Laboratory measurements and results Supplier/ Radiation / Dose Maximum Dose OIT k Life-time production Material Sample rate (kgy) (min.) (kgy -1 supportable ) (rounded) date form kgy/h dose, D x (kgy) Silec Cable, FR/ 1995 Draka Comteq, DE/ 2006w19 Draka Comteq, DE/ 2002 Draka Comteq, DE/ 2006 EVA type I (black) EVA type I (white) EVA type I (brown) EVA type I (red) 137 Cs/ strap 60 Co/ bulk-air 137 Cs/ bulk-air 60 Co/ bulk-air 60 Co/ bulk-enc. 60 Co/ bulk-enc. 60 Co/ bulk-enc. 60 Co/ bulk-enc h h h h h h h h 6.5 RI DSC parameters/ remarks 210 C, air 210 C, air 210 C, air 210 C, air OIT at 210 C as calculated from non-isothermal measurements 210 C, air 12
13 Type/ Lab. code/ Function SVAR-3/ 38b/ jacket TFA-3/ 39/ jacket Cable data Irradiation conditions Laboratory measurements and results Supplier/ Radiation / Dose Maximum Dose OIT k Life-time production Material Sample rate (kgy) (min.) (kgy -1 supportable ) (rounded) date form kgy/h dose, D x (kgy) w49 Raydex Draka Multimedia DE 1998 (J ) EVA type II (red) EVA type II (orange) 60 Co/ bulk-air Co/ bulk-air Co/ bulk-enc Co/ bulk-air h h h h 6.5 RI DSC parameters/ remarks OIT at 210 C as calculated from non-isothermal measurements OIT at 210 C as calculated from non-isothermal measurements OIT at 210 C as calculated from non-isothermal measurements OIT at 210 C as calculated from non-isothermal measurements 13
14 2.2 Non-isothermal DSC curves ( = 5 K/min., air) Non-isothermal DSC curve of Silec cable (Lab. code 1) jacket 14
15 Non-isothermal DSC curve of SPA-6 cable (Lab. code 17) jacket of red coaxial 15
16 Non-isothermal DSC curve of SVAR-3 cable (Lab. code 38b) jacket 16
17 2.3 ATR-FTIR spectra 0.4 Optical absorbance (a.u.) weathering products Wavenumber (cm -1 ) ATR-FTIR spectra of different EVA jacket materials: 1 - inner part; 2 - outer part, weathered (yellowish) 0.4 Optical absorbance (a.u.) Wavenumber (cm -1 ) ATR-FTIR spectra of different EVA jacket materials: 1 - cable CC-50 (Lab. code 22, EVA type I)); 2 - cable TFA-3 (Lab. code 39, EVA type II); 3 - cable SVAR-3 (Lab. code 38b, radiation resistant, EVA type II) 17
18 0.4 Optical absorbance (a.u.) Wavenumber (cm -1 ) ATR-FTIR spectra of ELVAX 3182 (28 % vinyl acetate, DuPont; from TE/VSC Laboratory polymer samples collection), spectrum 1; for comparison, the ATR-FTIR spectrum of the jacketing material of cable CC-50 (Lab. code 22, spectrum 2) 18
19 3. LDPE (Low density polyethylene) 19
20 3.1 Compilation of the DSC life-time evaluation data Type/ Lab. code/ Function Silec/ 1/ HV Septa/ 3/ HV Septa/ 66/ Cable data Irradiation conditions Laboratory measurements and results OIT (min.) Supplier/ production date Silec Cable FR/ 1995 Draka Comteq DE/ 2006 Draka Comteq DE/ 2006? Material LDPE LDPE LDPE Radiation/ Sample form 137 Cs/ strap 60 Co/ bulkair 60 Co/ bulkenc. 137 Cs/ strap Dose rate kgy/h Dose (kgy) Co/ bulkair Co/ bulkenc run 2007 in PS Section 31/ bulk k' (kgy -1 ) Maximum supportable dose, D (kgy) x Life-time (rounded) h h h h h h n.a. n.a y -1-3 years n.a. n.a y -1-8 years - RI 6.3 DSC parameters/ remarks ;/ pos. S1, S2; in pos. S3, D x < 300 kgy / pos. S1, S2; in pos. S3, D x < 300 kgy / pos. S3 / pos.
21 Type/ Lab. code/ Function HV Septa/ 67/ HV Septa/ 86/ PB-300 4/ PB-300/ 5/ PB-300/ 6/ Cable data Irradiation conditions Laboratory measurements and results OIT (min.) Supplier/ production date Draka Comteq DE/ 2006? Draka Comteq, DE/ unknown unknown/ stored in CERN 30 years unknown/ stored in CERN 30 years unknown/ stored in CERN 30 years Material LDPE LDPE LDPE LDPE LDPE Radiation/ Sample form Dose rate kgy/h Dose (kgy) k' (kgy -1 ) Maximum supportable dose, D x (kgy) Life-time (rounded) RI DSC parameters/ remarks S1, S n.a. n. a y years - / pos. run 2007 in S3 SPS-ZS/ bulk n.a. n. a y -1-3 years - / pos. S1, S n.a. n. a y years / pos. 1 y in LSS-2/ S3 bulk n. a. n.a y -1 3 years / pos. S1, S Cs/ h 5.2 strap Co/ bulk h 6.3 air Co/ bulkenc h PS Septum unknown / SEH 23R/ irradiation 5.4 excessively bulk n.a time small dose (!), as it was communicated PS Septum unknown -1 SEH 23T/ irradiation 4.2 / bulk n.a time excessively small dose (!), 21
22 Type/ Lab. code/ Function PB-300/ 7/ PB-300/ 8/ PB-300/ 4/ jacket NG-18/ 9/ (white) Cable data Irradiation conditions Laboratory measurements and results OIT (min.) Supplier/ production date unknown/ stored in CERN 30 years unknown/ stored in CERN 30 years unknown/ stored in CERN 30 years Draka Comteq DE/ 2006w19 Material LDPE LDPE LDPE LDPE LDPE Radiation/ Sample form Dose rate kgy/h Dose (kgy) PS Septum SEH 31 R/ bulk n.a PS Septum SEH 31T/ bulk n.a. n.a. 93 k' (kgy -1 ) Maximum supportable dose, D x (kgy) Life-time (rounded) unknown irradiation time unknown dose and irradiation time Cs/ strap h Co/ bulk air, inner h 6.0 part Cs/ bulk-air h Cs/ bulk-enc h Co/ bulkair 60 Co/ bulk <310 <200 h - RI 4.9 DSC parameters/ remarks as it was communicated / excessively small dose (!), as it was communicate - <310 <200 h - 22
23 Type/ Lab. code/ Function Cable data Irradiation conditions Laboratory measurements and results OIT Maximum Supplier/ Dose Radiation/ Dose ( min.) k' supportable Life-time production Material rate Sample form (kgy) (kgy -1 RI ) dose, (rounded) date kgy/h D x(kgy) enc DSC parameters/ remarks Type/ Lab. code/ Function NG-18/ 9/ (brown) CLP-50/ 16/ Cable data Irradiation conditions Supplier/ production date Draka Comteq DE/ 2006w19 Draka Comteq DE/ 2003 Material LDPE LDPE Radiation/ Sample form Dose rate kgy/h Dose (kgy) OIT (min.) Cs/ bulk-air Cs/ bulk-enc Co/ bulkair Co/ bulk enc Cs/ strap Cs/ bulk-air; S Cs/ bulk-air, S k' (kgy -1 ) Laboratory measurements and results Maximum supportable Life-time dose, (rounded) D x (kgy) h h <300 <750 h - - <300 <750 h h h 4.8 RI DSC parameters/ remarks / heterogeneous material* / heterogeneous material* h 5.6 /
24 Type/ Lab. code/ Function Cable data Irradiation conditions Laboratory measurements and results Maximum Supplier/ Dose Radiation/ Dose OIT k' supportable Life-time production Material rate Sample form (kgy) (min.) (k Gy -1 ) dose, (rounded) date kgy/h D x (kgy) RI Cs/ bulk-air, S h DSC parameters/ remarks heterogeneous material* / heterogeneous material* 24
25 Type/ Lab. code/ Function CLP-50/ 16/ SPA-6/ 17/ of bluejacketed coaxial SPA-6/ 17/ of redjacketed coaxial CC-50/ 23/ Cable data Irradiation conditions Laboratory measurements and results Maximum Supplier/ Dose Radiation/ Dose OIT k' supportable Life-time production Material rate Sample form (kgy) (min.) (kgy -1 RI ) dose, (rounded) date kgy/h D x(kgy) Draka Comteq DE/ 2003 Draka Comteq DE/ 2004 w23 Draka Comteq DE/ 2004 w23 Draka Comteq DE/ 2006 w49 LDPE LDPE LDPE LDPE 137 Cs/ bulk-enc., S h 5.1 Cs/ bulk-enc., h 5. 6 S2 137 Cs/ bulk-air (10) Cs/ bulk-air Cs/ bulk-enc Co/ bulkenc (0) Co/ bulkair 60 Co/ bulk-enc h h h h 6.0 n.a. <300 n.a. n.a h 6.2 DSC parameters/ remarks / heterogeneous material* / heterogeneous material* / heterogeneous material / heterogeneous material / heterogeneous material / heterogeneous material
26 Type/ Lab. code/ Function PH-5SJ/ 35/ (blue) PH-5SJ/ 35/ (black) Cable data Irradiation conditions Laboratory measurements and results Maximum Supplier/ Dose Radiation/ Dose OIT k' supportable Life-time production Material rate Sample form (kgy) (min.) (kgy -1 ) dose, (rounded) date kgy/h D x (kgy) Nexans CH/ 2004 w37 Nexans CH/ 2004 w37 LDPE LDPE 60 Co/ bulkenc. 60 Co/ bulkenc and h h 6.1 * antioxidant lost during the storage of both un-irradiated (r.t., no light) irradiated material (refrigerator, 4 C) or inhomogeneous antioxidant distribution RI DSC parameters/ remarks 26
27 3.2 Non-isothermal DSC curves ( = 5 K/min., air) DSC non-isothermal curve of HV Septa (Lab. code 3) ; LDPE (LE6006) 27
28 DSC non-isothermal curve of NG-18 (Lab. code 9) brown ; LDPE (LE masterbatch) OT m = o C Heat flow (mw/g) melting T m = o C H = + 82 J/g Oxidation OOT = o C H = -839 J/g Temperature ( o C) smp DSC non-isothermal curve of Silec (Lab. code 1) ; crosslinked PE (XPE) 28
29 Heat flow (mw/g) melting OT mi = o C; H oxi = -307 J/g oxidation o C T m = H m = +88 J/g 1 2 OT mii = o C H oxii = -993 J/g OOT = o C H ox = J/g Temperature ( o C) DSC non-isothermal curve of CBH-50 (Lab. code 23) ; crosslinked PE (XPE) 29
30 DSC non-isothermal curve of pure (unstabilised) LDPE Goodfellow film 125 um (Lab. code 87) 30
31 3.3 ATR-FTIR spectra 0.5 Silec (No. 1) Optical absorbance (a.u.) smp Wavenumber (cm -1 ) ATR-FTIR spectra of cable Silec (Lab. code 1) LDPE 0.5 PB 300 (No. 1) & jacket Optical absorbance (a.u.) oxidized groups (OH) 1 2 oxidized groups C=C (C=O) C-O-C smp Wavenumber (cm -1 ) ATR-FTIR spectra of LDPE materials in PB 300 cable (Lab. code:4): 1 - jacket (outer part), oxidation traces (storage effect); 2 - jacket (inner part); 3-31
32 ATR-FTIR spectrum of LDPE (Lupolen 261A, BASF AG) [2] 32
33 4. HDPE (High density polyethylene) 33
34 4.1 Compilation of the DSC life-time evaluation data Type/ Lab. code/ Function SPA-6/ 17/ twisted pairs (blue) SPA-6/ 17/ twisted pairs (black) * brittle material Cable data Irradiation conditions Supplier/ production date Draka Comteq/ 2004 w23 Draka Comteq/ 2004 w23 Material HDPE HDPE Radiation/ Sample form 137 Cs/ bulk-air 137 Cs/ bulk-enc. 60 Co/ bulkair 60 Co/ bulkenc. 137 Cs/ bulk-air 137 Cs/ bulk-enc. Dose rate kgy/h Dose (kgy) OIT (min.) * * k' (kgy -1 ) Laboratory measurements and results Maximum supportable Life-time dose, (rounded) D x (kgy) h h h h h h 5.8 RI DSC parameters/ remarks 200 C, air 200 C, air 200 C, air 200 C, air 200 C, air 200 C, air 34
35 4.2 Non-isothermal DSC curves ( = 5 K/min., air) 12 p Heat flow (mw/g) oxidation I melting oxidation II OOT = o I C H T m = o oxi = J/g C H m = +120 J/g Temperature ( o C) DSC non-isothermal curve of SPA-6 (Lab. code 17) HDPE of twisted pairs 35
36 4.3 ATR-FTIR spectra ATR-FTIR spectra of cable SPA-6 (Lab. code 17) HDPE of white twisted pairs ATR-FTIR spectra of cable SPA-6 (Lab. code 17) HDPE of red twisted pairs 36
37 ATR-FTIR spectrum of HDPE (Hostalen GU 7746, Hoechst AG) [2] 37
38 5. Bimodal polyethylene 38
39 5.1 Compilation of the DSC life-time evaluation data Type/ Lab. code/ Function PJ-5SJ/ 36/ (blue) PJ-5SJ/ 36/ (black) Cable data Irradiation conditions Laboratory measurements and results Maximum Supplier/ Radiation/ Dose Dose OIT k' supportable Life-time DSC parameters/ production Material sa mple rate (kgy) (min.) (kgy -1 RI ) dose, (rounded) remarks date form kgy/h D x (kgy) Co/ bulk-air Technikabel IT/ 2005 w39 Technikabel IT/ 2005 w39 bimodal PE bimodal PE 60 Co/ bulk-enc. 60 Co/ bulk-air 60 Co/ bulk-enc
40 5.2 Non-isothermal DSC curves ( = 5 K/min., air) DSC non-isothermal curve of bimodal blue in PJ-5SJ cable (Lab. code 36) 40
41 DSC non-isothermal curve of bimodal white in VA-24 cable (Lab. code 40) 41
42 5.3 ATR-FTIR spectra ATR-FTIR spectrum of bimodal PE (blue) in PJ-5SJ cable (Lab. code 36) ATR-FTIR spectrum of bimodal PE (white) in VA-24 cable (Lab. code 40) 42
43 6. P E foa m (PE cell) 43
44 6.1 Compilation of the DSC life-time evaluation data Type/ Lab. code/ Function CC-50/ 22/ Insulation Cable data Irradiation conditions Laboratory measurements and results Maximum Supplier/ Radiation/ Dose Dose OIT k' supportable Life-time DSC parameters/ production Material sample rate (kgy) (min.) (kgy -1 RI ) dose, (rounded) remarks date form kgy/h D x (kgy) Co/ h 6.0 bulk-air 200 C, air Co/ h 6.1 bulk-enc. 200 C, air Draka Comteq DE/ PE foam OIT at 200 C as Co/ h 6.1 calculated from bulk-air non-isothermal 630 measurements OIT at 200 C as 6 0 Co/ h 6.1 calculated from bulk-enc non-isothermal 630 measurements 44
45 6.2 Non-isothermal DSC curves ( = 5 K/min., air) DSC non-isothermal curve of PE foam in CC-50 cable (Lab. code 22) 45
46 6.3 ATR-FTIR spectra Optical absorbance (a.u.) CC-50 (Lab. code 22) Wavenumber (cm -1 ) ATR-FTIR spectrum of PE foam in CC-50 cable (Lab. code 22) 46
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