OS GSO IEC 60628:2015
IEC 60628:1985
Omani Standard
Current Edition
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Approved on
03 September 2015
Gassing of insulating liquids under electrical stress and ionization
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OS GSO IEC 60628:2015 Scope
This standard describes two procedures each using different apparatus to measure the
tendency of insulating liquids to evolve or absorb gas when subjected, in cells having specific
geometries, to electrical stress of sufficient intensity to cause an electric discharge through a
gas phase in which a gas-oil interface is located.
The methods described in this standard are suitable for purchase specifications, general
selection of insulating liquids, product development and quality assurance.
WARNING! Attention is called to national regulations associated with the use of high
voltage, hydrogen and solvents.
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