GB/T 5019.7-2009
ActiveInsulating materials based on mica - Part 7: Glass-backed and film-backed mica paper with an epoxy resin binder for vacuum pressure impregnation(VPI)
以云母为基的绝缘材料 第7部分：真空压力浸渍（VPI）用玻璃布及薄膜补强环氧树脂粘合云母带
Application Summary AI generated
This standard specifies requirements for mica paper tapes reinforced with glass fabric or film and bonded with epoxy resin, designed specifically for vacuum pressure impregnation (VPI) processes. It is applied in the electrical industry for insulating high-voltage rotating machinery, such as generators and large motors, where the tape is wrapped around coils and then impregnated with resin under vacuum and pressure to ensure void-free insulation. The standard ensures consistent thickness, tensile strength, and resin compatibility for reliable performance in demanding power generation and industrial equipment.
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