Research of Influences Different Materials Cable Product's Shells on Time of Polymerization

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The development of the cable industry is growing rapidly. Cable manufacturing process occurs at high energy intensive and require different materials in an amount sufficient. The question of marriage of the finished product is very serious. Moreover, the dwell time of cables with different types of coating materials at high temperatures cannot be identified because of possible burn. The purpose of the work was to determine the optimal time for the polymerization of various types of cable jacket. There is a numerical study of the polymerization of cable products. Also, there are set scales of influence of different types of cable sheaths at the time of full cure.

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