Bonding and Outer-insulation System Sample Clauses

Bonding and Outer-insulation System. No material, other than those detailed in this section shall be included in the coil without the written permission of the Contracting Authority or its authorised representative. All materials must be suitable for use in a high radiation environment. The resin bonding system shall comprise a radiation-resistant epoxy resin with an anhydride curing agent, with optional inclusion of an accelerator. The choice of the resin Bidder, the resin type and the curing agent are left to the Bidder. However, this choice is part of the offer and must be indicated within the offer, with corresponding technical documents appended. Any addition of additives or wetting agents will be subject to written authorisation from the Contracting Authority. The use of additives with resin systems is known in many cases to prejudice the required mechanical and electrical properties, in particular the irradiation stability. Dilutants, fillers, plasticisers and flexibilisers are therefore specifically prohibited. Details of bonding and curing operations for the resin system must be submitted at the tendering stage. The Contracting Authority will approve all materials and processes prior to use in coil manufacture, but such approval shall in no way release the manufacturing company from any of its responsibilities under the contract. The coil terminals, the connection posts and all metallic parts connected to them will be insulated from the yoke and able to sustain 5 kV DC without any electrical breakdown and with an insulation resistance greater than 10 MΩ. The coil terminals, the connection posts and all metallic parts connected to them will be protected against accidental contact by an insulating, transparent cover, shielded against contact to IP2X, which can only be removed by the use of tools; the Bidder’s proposals for this cover shall be described in the offer. Magnet electrical termination connectors are to be decided in conjunction with the Contracting Authority once the overall magnet design has been finalised. A single terminal connection post able to receive a 10 mm² cable shall be provided for earthing the yoke and other components. This shall be connected to all laminations (if used) in each block comprising the yoke by means of a single, resistive, conducting strip painted along the yoke block. This shall be designed so as not to create a shorted turn around the yoke laminations.
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