Question

Insulation particles can get trapped in the crimp joint and form the basis of a defective

Answer 1

Insulation particles are usually get trapped in the solder and crimp joints. The crimp is designed to gas tight that prevent the oxygen and moisture from reaching the metals and cause corrosion.

The insulation is damaged by the electrical stress, mechanical damage, vibration, excessive heat or cold and corrosive vapors. This insulation materials resist electrical leakage that protect the wire to come in contact with other conductor.

The failure in cable termination is due to the poor cleaning of aluminum that strands prior to compression.

Corrosion is a process in which a solid like metal is eaten away or changed by chemical action.

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