2000
DOI: 10.1109/28.871270
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Using rainwear as switching jackets: a reasonable solution for electric arc exposure

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“…[2] The ASTM F18 Committee began work on a rainwear standard in the early 1990's. The resulting F1891 standard is now the only international standard specifying which flame resistant rainwear is useful for electric arc protection.…”
Section: Standards For Arc Rated Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[2] The ASTM F18 Committee began work on a rainwear standard in the early 1990's. The resulting F1891 standard is now the only international standard specifying which flame resistant rainwear is useful for electric arc protection.…”
Section: Standards For Arc Rated Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…"All-textile" literally means that the antenna radiator, ground and substrate are composed of textile materials. More specifically, a flexible and restorable neoprene substrate [17] is sandwiched between the conductive-ink-printed polystyrene fabrics, as shown in Figure 1a. The inset photo also shows the integration mechanism onto existing non-conductive clothing.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…23 used meta-aramid fiber, FR viscose fiber, para-aramid fiber, and conductive fiber as primary materials to make blended fabrics with different proportions and predicted the protective performance using mathematical models. Hoagland and Morrow 24 found that compared with conventional meta-aramid fabrics, neoprene/meta-aramid fabrics and PVC/meta-aramid/para-aramid blended fabrics have better arc protective performance, but their costs have also increased. In addition, Hoagland et al.…”
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“…In terms of studying the influence of material parameters on arc protective performance, Zhu et al 23 used meta-aramid fiber, FR viscose fiber, para-aramid fiber, and conductive fiber as primary materials to make blended fabrics with different proportions and predicted the protective performance using mathematical models. Hoagland and Morrow 24 found that compared with conventional meta-aramid fabrics, neoprene/metaaramid fabrics and PVC/meta-aramid/para-aramid blended fabrics have better arc protective performance, but their costs have also increased. In addition, Hoagland et al 25 studied the effects of industry contaminants, including diesel fuel, dry lime, nickel dust, palladium dust, sodium hydroxide slurry, carbon black dust, dry and wet cement, a flocculent slime, hydraulic fluid, and transformer oil on the performance of electric arc clothing.…”
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