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Mitshine-RH AL Wire

The document provides estimated enamel consumption for enameled round aluminum wires coated with Mitshine-RH, detailing various wire sizes and their corresponding increase in overall diameter, enamel weight, and required enamel per 100 kg of wire. It includes a table with specifications for wire sizes ranging from SWG 12 to 47, along with remarks on the basis of calculations and potential wastage. The estimated consumption is based on a retention of solids of 29% by weight and a density of the cured film of 1.37 g/cc.

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Mitshine-RH AL Wire

The document provides estimated enamel consumption for enameled round aluminum wires coated with Mitshine-RH, detailing various wire sizes and their corresponding increase in overall diameter, enamel weight, and required enamel per 100 kg of wire. It includes a table with specifications for wire sizes ranging from SWG 12 to 47, along with remarks on the basis of calculations and potential wastage. The estimated consumption is based on a retention of solids of 29% by weight and a density of the cured film of 1.37 g/cc.

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Estimated Enamel Consumption for Enamelled round Aluminium Wires

Coated With : Mitshine-RH, Covering: Grade 2

SWG Conductor Increase in


Overall Dia. Enamel wt. Enamel required
Diameter dia.
(mm) (mm) (mm) % kg /100 kg EW
12 2.642 0.102 2.744 3.80 13.10
13 2.337 0.099 2.436 4.16 14.35
14 2.032 0.097 2.129 4.68 16.12
15 1.829 0.094 1.923 5.02 17.33
16 1.626 0.092 1.718 5.52 19.03
17 1.422 0.089 1.511 6.08 20.98
18 1.219 0.084 1.303 6.68 23.02
19 1.016 0.082 1.098 7.77 26.80
20 0.914 0.079 0.993 8.30 28.62
21 0.813 0.075 0.888 8.83 30.45
22 0.711 0.071 0.782 9.52 32.83
23 0.61 0.063 0.673 9.83 33.89
24 0.559 0.059 0.618 10.03 34.60
25 0.508 0.059 0.567 10.98 37.86
26 0.457 0.056 0.513 11.55 39.81
27 0.417 0.053 0.47 11.95 41.19
28 0.376 0.05 0.426 12.46 42.97
29 0.345 0.048 0.393 12.99 44.81
30 0.315 0.044 0.359 13.04 44.97
31 0.295 0.044 0.339 13.86 47.78
32 0.275 0.042 0.317 14.16 48.84
33 0.254 0.042 0.296 15.23 52.52
34 0.234 0.04 0.274 15.70 54.14
35 0.213 0.036 0.249 15.54 53.58
36 0.193 0.033 0.226 15.70 54.15
37 0.173 0.031 0.204 16.39 56.50
38 0.152 0.028 0.18 16.80 57.93
39 0.132 0.026 0.158 17.84 61.52
40 0.122 0.024 0.146 17.82 61.45
41 0.112 0.022 0.134 17.80 61.37
42 0.102 0.022 0.124 19.34 66.70
43 0.091 0.02 0.111 19.67 67.82
44 0.081 0.019 0.1 20.83 71.81
45 0.071 0.015 0.086 18.99 65.49
46 0.061 0.017 0.078 24.17 83.33
47 0.051 0.015 0.066 25.30 87.23

Remarks: 1. Estimated consumption is based on - a) Retention of solids: 29% by


weight b) Density of cured film: 1.37 g/cc
2. Wire enamel wastage due to wire scrap etc is not taken into account. This may
increase enamel consumption by approximately 10% of column [6] values.
Remarks: 1. Estimated consumption is based on - a) Retention of solids: 29% by
weight b) Density of cured film: 1.37 g/cc
2. Wire enamel wastage due to wire scrap etc is not taken into account. This may
increase enamel consumption by approximately 10% of column [6] values.

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