1、I l Latest date for receipt of comments 1 January 1994 93 3242 ACE/6/8 Our ref Sub-committee ACE/6/8 Aerospace - Installations Date 22 September 1993 ELENTS OF ELECTRICAL OPTICAL CNECTION TEST ETO PART I3 18 - CUET CYCLING FOR LUGS IN-LINE SPLICES This no acknowledgement will normaIly be sent. Reque
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4、. 2242 Aerospace series. Crimping of electrical cables with conductors defined by staaadardc 2346 for all t es of connectors utilisecl, 3373 Aerospace series. Test mth cycling currat; types of accessories fitted to the e;pecimns; aaraction of initial masu sanction of final srneaaunrmts. c Page 4 Thi
5、s rnethd is le for the er in-line splic(ec ow. copper md c 4.1.1 Severity The eratuare to reached deteinribnec the cycles to which the spec8 ted in accordmce with t 4.1.2 Deccription of the method by a tolerance of +/- 5%* The spec %he voltage ed in the technical specification the encloswe ia adjust
6、ed to achieve the p: the requip: t the end of the high . cpecim i One period. of raising the t one cycle. 4-1.3 mtiow. iC K - the cycling current Kii;act %e acaecaecb for each type of cable; - this test is hazardous for the operator on account of the intensities and VQltageS UtiliSed. 4.2.2 Sanctiord Stabilisation of voltage drop which muct rmain lower th that of the reference cable. Meacub-mes of the loss of voltage urder n na1 current (E) are mde on the folloing cycles: 1, 59, 100, 150, 300, 506, 750, 1,000, 1,100, 1,290, 1,300, 1,400 and 1,500.
