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Technical Ceramic materials offer for use as insulation material the fundamental electrical characteristics:
  • very good insulation usage
  • high voltage breakdown strength
  • low dielectrical loss

Special ceramic materials have

--piezoelectric properties

at their disposal.

Electrical characteristics of ceramic materials

Subgroup
as per IEC 672

Designation

Loss factor at 20 °C
48 to 62 HZ

Permittiviy factor
48 to 62 HZ

Voltage breakdown strength, min

Specific resistance at
20 °C / 200 °C

tandpf [10-3]

er

Ed [kV mm-1]

pv20 [Wm]

C 110

Siliceous porcelain

25

6 - 7

20

1011

C 120

Aluminous porcelain

25

6 - 7

20

1011

C 130

Aluminous porcelain

30

6 - 7,5

20

1011

C 220

Steatite

5

6

15

1011

C 221

High-frequency steatite2)

1,5

6

20

1011

C 230

Special steatite porous

*

*

*

108

C 310

Titan dioxide

*

40 - 100

8

1010

C 410

Cordierite

25

5

10

1010

C 511

Porous cordierite ceramics

*

*

*

107

C 520

Porous cordierite ceramics

*

*

*

107

C 530

Porous cordierite ceramics

*

*

*

108

C 610

Alumino silicate (50-65% AI2O3)

*

8

17

1011

C 620

Alumino silicate (65-80% AI2O3)

*

8

15

1011

C 780

Alumina (80-86% AI2O3)

1

8

10

1012

C 786

Alumina (86-95% AI2O3)

0,5

9

15

1012

C 795

Alumina (95-99% AI2O3)

0,5

9

15

1012

C 799

Alumina (>99% AI2O3)

0,2

9

17

1012

C 810

Beryllia

1

7

13

1012

C 820

Magnesia

*

10

*

*

C 910

Aluminium nitride

2

*

20

1012

C 930

Silicon nitride, reaction bonded

2

*

*

*

C 935

Silicon nitride, dense

2

8-12

20

1011

*value indication not customary 2)in German language sometimes called special steatite
We recommend asking the manufacturer for his own data, because there are often improved values available. The stated values were determined on specimen as per IEC 672-2, and cannot be applied to other forms and dimensions.

 

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10. Mai 2005

info@keramverband.de
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