I roto i te whakaurunga hiko me nga mahi tiaki, ko te kowhiringa rauemi mo te taapiri miihini hiko e whai paanga ana ki te taapiri hiko hiko me te tuuturu. He rereke nga taonga taapiri rereke he taonga motuhake me te matū, e tono ana i tetahi whakataetae motuhake i runga i te ahuatanga tono motuhake.
Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) tape is currently the most widely used insulating material. Its advantages lie in its excellent electrical insulation performance (breakdown voltage exceeding 6000V), good weather resistance, and flexibility. PVC tape, whose hardness is adjusted by adding plasticizers, is suitable for insulating conventional low-voltage lines. However, it is susceptible to softening and deformation in long-term high-temperature environments (>80 tohu).
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Polyimide (PI) rīpene kiriata he teitei {{0} {0} {0} te tohu parenga o te pāmahana -269 tohu ki te 400 tohu me te kaha o te dielectric neke atu i te 20 KV / mm. Kei te whakamahia noa i roto i nga taiao kino penei i te aerospace. Heoi, ko tana ngoikoretanga ko te mea e kore e tika te hanga i nga papa o te taha matatini matatini.
Ko te mahi miihini hiko hiko hou e whakaatu ana i te ariā o te "tiaki whakahiato," ma te whakamahi i te taapiri PVC hei turanga, me te raima PI te hiri, me te PI kiriata. I te wa e kowhiri ana i tetahi riipene, me tautuhia nga tohu matua e toru: te huringa o te huringa whakarangatira (e pa ana ki te tipu o te hauhautanga o te rauemi). Choosing the right insulating tape material is fundamental to ensuring the long-term stable operation of electrical systems.
