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    Porcelain electrical insulators are commonly used to provide non-conductive bridges between electronic components and are also installed in control boards and boxes as a heat sink. Porcelain has a high dielectric strength of 4-10 kV/mm, can withstand high and low temperatures as well as wear and tear, and has a tensile strength of 45MPa when unglazed and 73MPa when glazed. Porcelain insulators are used in overhead power lines, circuit breakers, and as bushings in electrical devices.

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    Porcelain electrical insulators are commonly used to provide non-conductive bridges between electronic components and are also installed in control boards and boxes as a heat sink. Porcelain has a high dielectric strength of 4-10 kV/mm, can withstand high and low temperatures as well as wear and tear, and has a tensile strength of 45MPa when unglazed and 73MPa when glazed. Porcelain insulators are used in overhead power lines, circuit breakers, and as bushings in electrical devices.

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    Solid Insulators: Porcelain

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    Aditya Garg
    Porcelain electrical insulators are commonly used to provide non-conductive bridges between electronic components and are also installed in control boards and boxes as a heat sink. Porcelain has a high dielectric strength of 4-10 kV/mm, can withstand high and low temperatures as well as wear and tear, and has a tensile strength of 45MPa when unglazed and 73MPa when glazed. Porcelain insulators are used in overhead power lines, circuit breakers, and as bushings in electrical devices.

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    SOLID INSULATORS

    Porcelain
    Porcelain electrical insulators are most often used to
    provide non-conductive bridges between electronic
    components, however, they are also installed into
    control boards and boxes as a heat sink
    PROPERTIES (PORCELAIN )

    • Di-electric Strength-4–10 kV/mm
    • Porcelain is highly unlikely to damage due to natural causes such as very
    high – or low temperature. It can withstand high quantities of wear and tear.
    • Tensile Strength- 45MPa (without calcination) & 73MPa (Calcinated)
    • Price-11KV rated
    Superior Stone Industries-40rs/piece
    Shri Har LR – 39rs/piece
    KM cables & Conductors- 43rs/piece
    APPLICATIONS

    •Overhead lines-
    Pin Insulator
    Suspension Insulator
    Disc Type
    •Circuit breakers
    Kit Kat Fuse
    •Bushings in electrical devices

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