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|    Stephen Biddle to All    |
|    Moisture in Magnesium Oxide insulator    |
|    23 Jun 15 07:55:54    |
      From: tannersgreen@gmail.com              Hi All              I work with electric heaters and have a problem with moisture getting into the       element, causing the insulation resistance to drop. The BS spec for immersion       heaters says it must be at least 2M ohm at 500V. If I power up the heater it       can dry out and        recover. Does anyone know the minimum insulation resistance that I need to       turn it on without causing permanent damage. It seems to me that a leakage       current could cause "tracking" and make the component useless.              Stephen              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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