inverse effect in simultaneous thermal and radiation aging of eva insulation

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Abstract
Poly(ethylene-co-vinyl acetate) (EVA) insulation of the cable applied in nuclear power plants was accelerated aged by gamma-rays at two various temperatures, namely 55 and 85°C. Radiation degradation in the dose range of 0–1500 kGy was monitored using a Differential Scanning Calorimetry method by measuring oxidative induction temperature (OITp), gel fraction, mechanical and electrical tests. It was confirmed that a dose rate effect in the range of 420–1500 Gy/h was negligible whereas progress of degradation with increasing dose was strongly temperature dependent. For the insulation accelerated aged at 85°C the OITp and permittivity measurements confirmed lower degradation than for the specimens radiation treated at 55°C at the same dose rates. It was postulated that an inverse thermal effect resulted from radiation induced cross-linking facilitated by melting of EVA crystallites at 85°C.
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Authors ;G. Przybytniak;J. Boguski;V. Placek;L. Verardi;D. Fabiani;E. Linde;U. W. Gedde
Journal introducing the mysql 8 document store
Year 2015
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10.3144/expresspolymlett.2015.36
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