NF EN 60672-3
NF EN 60672-3

NF EN 60672-3

February 1998
Standard Current

Ceramic and glass-insulating materials. Part 3 : specifications for individual materials.

Ce document s'applique aux matériaux en céramique, verre-céramique, verre-mica et en verre, utilisés pour l'isolation électrique. Il fournit des indications pour classer les matériaux et donne des valeurs numériques typiques.

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National standards and national normative documents

Publication date

February 1998

Number of pages

15 p.

Reference

NF EN 60672-3

ICS Codes

29.035.30   Glass and ceramic insulating materials

Classification index

C26-401-3

Print number

1

International kinship

IEC 60672-3:1997

European kinship

EN 60672-3:1997
Sumary
Ceramic and glass-insulating materials. Part 3 : specifications for individual materials.

Ce document s'applique aux matériaux en céramique, verre-céramique, verre-mica et en verre, utilisés pour l'isolation électrique. Il fournit des indications pour classer les matériaux et donne des valeurs numériques typiques.
Replaced standards (10)
UTE C26-401
UTE C26-401
April 1985
Reference document Cancelled
Solid insulating materials. Ceramic and glass insulating materials. Specifications.

NF C26-410
NF C26-410
September 1971
Standard Cancelled
Polycrystalline alumina ceramics. (class 1. Alumina content above 99 per cent) for electronic tube bulbs. Specification.

NF C26-411
NF C26-411
September 1971
Standard Cancelled
Polycrystalline alumina ceramics. (class 2. Alumina content 94 to 98 per cent) for electronic tube bulbs. Specification.

NF C26-412
NF C26-412
May 1972
Standard Cancelled
Beryllium oxide ceramics. (beryllium oxide content above 99 per cent) for electronic tube bulbs and semiconductor device cases. Specification.

NF C26-420
NF C26-420
September 1971
Standard Cancelled
Polycrystalline alumina ceramics. (class 1. Alumina content above 99 per cent) for semiconductor device cases. Specification.

NF C26-421
NF C26-421
September 1971
Standard Cancelled
Polycrystalline alumina ceramics. (class 2. Alumina content 94 to 98 per cent) for semiconductor device cases. Specification.

NF C26-422
NF C26-422
September 1971
Standard Cancelled
Polycrystalline alumina ceramics. (class 3. Alumina content below 93 per cent) for semiconductor device cases. Specification.

NF C26-430
NF C26-430
September 1971
Standard Cancelled
Polycrystalline alumina ceramics. (class 1. Alumina content above 99 per cent) for insulating substrates for electronic microstructures. Specification.

NF C26-431
NF C26-431
September 1971
Standard Cancelled
Polycrystalline alumina ceramics. (class 2. Alumina content 94 to 98 per cent) for insulating substrates for electronic microstructures. Specification.

NF C26-432
NF C26-432
September 1971
Standard Cancelled
Polycrystalline alumina ceramics. (class 3 - Alumina content below 93 per cent) for insulating substrates for electronic microstructures. Specification.

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Table of contents
  • INTRODUCTION
    4
  • 1 Domaine d'application
    5
  • 2 Classification, guide des propriétés, spécifications minimales
    5
  • Tableaux
  • 1 Matériaux isolants en céramique
    6
  • 2 Matériaux en verre-céramique et en verre-mica
    12
  • 3 Matériaux isolants en verre
    13
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