Axorad, radiation resistant wires
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General information Radiation : what is it about ? In physics, radiation describes a process in which energetic particles or waves travel through a medium or space. There are two distinct types of radiation : › ionizing radiation : alpha and beta particles, gamma rays, X-Ray radiation and neutrons ; they may all be accelerated to a high enough energy to ionize atoms. › non-ionizing radiation : electromagnetic radiation, visible light, infrared light, microwaves, radio waves, thermal radiation, … The word «radiation» is commonly used in reference to ionizing radiation only, that means having...

Specific insulation materials for severe environments AXON’ has gathered considerable experience in cable insulation with different materials adapted to the severe environments of scientific and nuclear applications, such as ETFE, special Thermoplastic compounds, Polyimides, Polyaryletherketones, crosslinked Polyolefins and Thermoplastic Polyurethanes. These insulation materials can be proposed to manufacture control, instrumentation or sensor cables, for example: › Cables for probes controlling the cooling pipes of a nuclear plant, › Harnesses for calorimeter probes of a particle detector,...

Radiation resistance (based on IEC 60544-4) 2000 Polyimide (film) PETP (film) Silicone (PDMS) XLPE/XLPO based PE/PO based in standard atmosphere (presence of oxygen) in inert atmosphere (vacuum, nitrogen) 1 Absorbed Dose (Mrad) (1Mrad = 10 6 rad = 10kGy) «These values can only serve as a general guideline ; exact nature of materials (chemical structure, molecular weight, presence and nature of additives) and environmental conditions such as temperature, humidity and dose rate influence the radiation behaviour of materials.» DIABLAX® IS REGISTERED TRADEMARK OF AXON’ CABLE © 2010, AXON’ CABLE...

Maximum continuous service temperature TPI Polyimide (film) Neutrax Poliax TPU based EPR/EPDM rubber PETP (film) Silicone (PDMS) XLPE/XLPO based PE/PO based PVC Vitax XLETFE ETFE FEP PFA PTFE Diablax ® 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 Temperature ( °C) All these materials are resistant to low temperatures depending on operating conditions including static applications. Please consult us. DIABLAX® IS REGISTERED TRADEMARK OF AXON' CABLE © 2010, AXON' CABLE - RELEASED NOVEMBER 2016/ E AXORAD : RADIATION RESISTANT CABLES FOR SCIENTIFIC AND NUCLEAR APPLICATIONS -...

*limits based on IEC 60544 - worst case scenarios (gamma + low dose rate) and end-point criteria (-50% strain or stress at break). These values can only serve as a general guideline; exact nature of materials (chemical structure, molecular weight, presence and nature of additives) and environmental conditions such as temperature, humidity and dose rate influence the radiation behaviour of materials. Radiation Resistance definition from IEC 60 544: for flexible plastics and elastomers in normal conditions, the most restrictive property is usually the strain or stress at break. The usual...