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THE ESTIMATION METHOD OF RESIDUAL RESOURCE OF PLATTER PORCELAIN INSULATORS

Ye. D. Kim    
V. H. Sychenko    
V. M. Taran    

Resumen

The efficiency of sorting of defective dish-shaped porcelain insulators on the criterion of tgd = 0,08 is justified. It is demonstrated the possibility of estimation of the insulation condition and remaining resource of the insulators on a railway line under operation by means of selective measurement of tgd.

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