Description
Description
Tracking Resistance Erosion Test Equipment is used for checking the relative behavior of solid electrical insulating material with regard to their susceptibility to surface tracking when exposed under electric stresses, to water and contaminants, from the surroundings.
The grading of materials arrived at by checking the tracking index may possibly differ from that obtained by utilizing other checking methods for the measurements of the tracking index.
The results obtained by checking tracking index are not used directly for evaluation of safe creepage distances while designing any electrical apparatus.
With this apparatus drops of an electrolyte are dropped at defined time interval to the surface of insulating materials between two electrodes to which a voltage is applied.
The number of drops at which break down occurs across the surface is the function of voltage
The numerical values of the voltage corresponding to the asymptotes defines the tracking resistance.The value of voltage corresponding to number of drops is taken as the comparative index. (This test should be done as fast as possible)
The number of drops to cause tracking at value of predetermined test voltage 10% below the number of drops value is indicated as the degree to which the reported comparative tracking
Special Feature
Special Features
- Technologically advanced design that helped make proper use of space and minimize the size of the equipment.
- Zero start interlocking, earthing, electrode box, cage door interlocking are some of the features that make the equipment very safe for the user
- The equipment has been made so that it is very simple to operate, thus any person after learning once can operate it
Accessories
Standard Accessories
Tech Details
| Technical Specifications |
| Input voltage |
220/ 230 Volts, Single phase 50/60 Hz. AC supply. |
| Output voltage |
0-10KV |
| Output Current |
100mA |
| Capacity |
1 KVA |
| Rating |
Testing duty (Continuous). |
| Cooling |
Air cooled. |
| (Peristaltic Pump Section) |
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| No. of Channel |
Up to Five |
| RPM |
0.01 to 9.99 |
| Flow Rate |
0.12 to 600 ml/hr |
| 1.2 to 120 ml/hr in 1 mm I.D. tubing |
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| 3.0 to 300 ml/hr in 2 mm I.D. tubing |
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| 6.0 to 600 ml/hr in 3 mm I.D. tubing |
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| Tubing |
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| (with 1 or 1.5 mm wall thickness) |
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| Pressure |
Up to 2 kg/sq.cm |
| Supply |
230 v, 50 Hz, A.C. |
| Motor |
DC Stepper Motor |
| Temp. range |
0 to 50 deg. C |
The Unit consists of the following :
1) HV Section
2) Peristaltic Pump Section
(HV Section)
- Regulating Transformer
- Main Transformer
- LT ON Indicator
- Fault indicator
- HT ON Indicator
- Push button actuate HT ON
- Push button cut off HT
- KV Meter 0-10KV
- mA Meter 0-100mA
- Knob to increase and decrease of output voltage
- Trip Selector
(Peristaltic Pump Section)
The Parasitic pump is a single channel pump for the use in laboratory and extensively in industrial applications where accurate flow rate is essential. Pumping action is done by a roller cage driven by stepper motor. The motor and internal are almost independent of temperature. This pump has load and line compensation circuit. The rollers are made up of carbon filled nylon for trouble free operation. The electronic circuit provides constant flow rate even there is line voltage or load variation.
