The metal used to coat copper wire to protect it from the attack of sulfur before its insulation
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VIR
- The following are the essential requirements for the cable's insulating materials: good insulating strength to avoid fault currents.
- To avoid electromagnetic breakdown of the cable, it must have a high dielectric strength. Mechanical qualities that are good (tenacity and elasticity).
- The main disadvantage of VIR is that it attacks copper due to the component, hence in cables with VIR insulation, the copper wire is tinned before the insulation is applied.
- To protect the conductor from sulfur, a covering of natural rubber is sometimes applied.
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