OS GSO IEC 60588-5:2014

IEC 60588-5:1979
Omani Standard   Current Edition · Approved on 25 December 2014

Askarels for transformers and capacitors. Part 5: Screening test for compatibility of materials and transformer askarels

OS GSO IEC 60588-5:2014 Files

English 11 Pages
Current Edition Reference Language

OS GSO IEC 60588-5:2014 Scope

1.1 This method uses the change of electrical and/or chemical characteristics of transformer askarel to eliminate those materials which are not suitable due to their contaminating effect on the askarel. Delayed or long time contamination effects may not be detected. 1.2 This method also utilizes various physical tests on the electrical insulation and construction materials after controlled exposure to the askarel to eliminate those materials which are not suitable for further consideration. 1.3 This method is not suitable for the complete evaluation of the compatibility of insulating and structural materials with the askarels for any given application.

Best Sellers From Electrical Sector

GSO 2530:2016
 
Gulf Standard
Energy Labelling And Minimum Energy Performance Requirements For Air-Conditioners
OS GSO 2530:2016
GSO 2530:2016 
Omani Standard
Energy Labelling And Minimum Energy Performance Requirements For Air-Conditioners
OS GSO 34:2007
GSO 34:2007 
Omani Standard
LEAD-ACID STARTER BATTERIES USED FOR MOTOR VEHICLES AND INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES
GSO 34:2007
 
Gulf Technical Regulation
LEAD-ACID STARTER BATTERIES USED FOR MOTOR VEHICLES AND INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES

Recently Published from Electrical Sector

GSO IEC 61362:2026
IEC 61362:2024 
Gulf Standard
Guidelines to specification of hydraulic turbine governing systems
GSO IEC TS 62271-313:2026
IEC TS 62271-313:2025 
Gulf Standard
High-voltage switchgear and controlgear - Part 313: Direct current circuit-breakers
GSO IEC TR 63411:2026
IEC TR 63411:2025 
Gulf Standard
Grid connection of offshore wind via VSC-HVDC systems
GSO ISO 20816-21:2026
ISO 20816-21:2025 
Gulf Standard
Mechanical vibration — Measurement and evaluation of machine vibration — Part 21: Horizontal axis wind turbines