SAE AS 506-2004 High Temperature Insulated Terminals & Splices《高温绝缘终端和绞接件》.pdf

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1、 AEROSPACE STANDARD High Temperature Insulated Terminals Types ET (250 volts), E (600 volts) and EE (1000 volts) STANDARDS MILITARY MIL-STD-202 Test Methods for Electronic and Electrical Component Parts OTHER PUBLICATIONS ISO/IEC Guide 22 General criteria for suppliers declaration of conformity ISO/

2、IEC 17025 General requirements for the competence of testing and calibration laboratories SAE AS506 - 3 - 3. REQUIREMENTS: 3.1 Design and Construction: 3.1.1 Wire Ranges: Terminal lugs and splices shall accommodate stranded wire sizes 26 through 4/0 AWG. 3.1.2 Wire Types: Terminal lugs and splices s

3、hall satisfactorily terminate NEMA Standards Publication No. HP 3-2000 (260 C wires only) nickel coated copper or copper alloy wire type E or EE and nickel coated copper or copper alloy wire in accordance with MIL-W-22759 (260 C wire only), MIL-W-25038 and MIL-DTL-81381. 3.1.3 Insulation Grip: Termi

4、nal lugs and splices in wire sizes 26-10 AWG shall be provided with insulation grips which shall support the intended wire. 3.1.4 Crimping Tools: Manufacturers recommended crimping tools as defined in Section 6, shall be used and may be either hand or power operated types having a positive close fea

5、ture. Crimping tools qualified to the requirements of the SAE specification MA5259 are recommended for termination devices in sizes 8 through 4/0 AWG. 3.1.5 Marking: Terminal lugs and splices and tools shall be marked or color coded in accordance with Table 2 to indicate the wire range for which the

6、y are intended. TABLE 2 Wire size in AWG Color 26-24 Black 22-20 Green 18-16 Orange 14 White 12-10 Black 8 Green 6 Orange 4 White 2 Black 0 Green 1/0 Orange 2/0 White 3/0 Black 4/0 Green SAE AS506 - 4 - 3.1.6 Materials: Materials shall be capable of withstanding temperatures of -55 to 260 C. The sur

7、face finish of current carrying parts shall be nickel plated. 3.2 Performance: 3.2.1 Examination of Product: The component shall be examined in accordance with 5.1.1 and meet the following requirements: a. The terminal and splice shall be in compliance with the manufacturer drawings before crimping.

8、 b. The terminal or splice shall have no cracks, splits, or damage to the insulation which might cause electrical failure after being crimped. c. The terminal or splice shall be in compliance with the manufacturer assembly instructions after crimping. 3.2.2 Heat Age: After being tested in accordance

9、 with 5.1.2, terminal lugs and splices shall meet the dielectric withstanding voltage requirements as specified in 3.2.10. Discoloration of the insulating material during this test shall not be cause for rejection. The plating shall show no evidence of cracking or splitting after testing when examin

10、ed under a 3X magnification. 3.2.3 Temperature Cycling: Terminal lugs and splices shall be subjected to 50 temperature cycles in accordance with 5.1.3. They shall show no evidence of cracking or splitting and shall meet the voltage drop requirements of 3.2.6 and the dielectric withstanding voltage r

11、equirements of 3.2.10. 3.2.4 Vibration: After being vibrated as specified in 5.1.4, terminal lugs and splices shall meet the voltage drop requirements of 3.2.6 and the tensile strength requirements of 3.2.11. 3.2.5 Salt Spray: After 48 hours of exposure to salt spray in accordance with 5.1.5, termin

12、al lugs and splices shall show no evidence of base metal exposure or blistering of the plated surfaces and meet the voltage drop requirements of 3.2.6 and the tensile strength requirements of 3.2.11. 3.2.6 Voltage Drop: The voltage drop when measured as specified in 5.1.6 shall not exceed the milliv

13、olt drop of an equivalent length of wire by more than the value specified in Table 3. 3.2.7 Low Temperature Crimp: After the low temperature crimp test described in 5.1.7 there shall be no evidence of cracking or splitting and the dielectric withstanding requirements of 3.2.10 shall be met. SAE AS50

14、6 - 5 - 3.2.8 Immersion: Terminal lugs and splices shall meet the dielectric withstanding voltage requirements after being immersed in fluids as specified in 5.1.8. When the terminal lug or splice materials are the same for all sizes, only one size needs to be tested. A particular fluid test is not

15、required if the material manufacturer certified compliance and the material is not modified by the component manufacturer. 3.2.9 Flammability: Insulation shall be self extinguishing within 3 seconds after being subjected to a flame as described in 5.1.9. 3.2.10 Dielectric Withstanding Voltage: The t

16、erminal lug and splice insulation shall withstand 1500 volts rms, 60 hertz, and 10 milliamp leakage current for a period of 1 minute when tested in accordance with 5.1.10. 3.2.11 Tensile Strength: The mechanical strength of crimped terminal lugs and splices shall not be less than the values listed i

17、n Table 3 when tested in accordance with 5.1.11 and terminated using the manufacturers tools as found in Section 6. 3.2.12 Axial Load: When tested as specified in 5.1.12 and terminated using the manufacturers tools as found in Section 6, the insulation and metal sleeve, if used, shall withstand the

18、minimum axial force specified in Table 3. The maximum allowable movement of the insulation and metal sleeve, if used, is 1/32 inch from its original position on the wire barrel. TABLE 3 - Voltage Drop and Tensile Strength Requirements Wire Size (AWG) Test Current (amperes) Maximum (1) Voltage Drop (

19、millivolt) Initial Maximum (1) Voltage Drop (millivolt) Final Minimum Tensile Strength (pounds) Minimum Axial Force (pounds) Before Crimping Minimum Axial Force (pounds) After Crimping 26 3 5 8 5 2 4 24 4.5 5 8 7 2 4 22 9 5 8 11 4 6 20 11 5 8 13 4 6 18 16 5 8 27 4 6 16 22 5 8 35 4 6 14 32 5 8 49 4 8

20、 12 41 5 8 77 4 8 10 55 5 8 105 4 8 8 73 6 101 4 135 2 181 1 211 0 245 00 283 000 328 0000 380 (1) Maximum Voltage Drop = Millivolt drop of equivalent length of wire plus values in table SAE AS506 - 6 - 4. QUALITY ASSURANCE PROVISIONS: 4.1 Qualification Tests: The manufacturer is responsible for the

21、 performance of all qualification testing requirements as specified herein. The manufacturer may use any facility meeting the requirements of ISO/IEC 17025 for the performance of the qualification testing requirements specified herein. Terminal lugs and splices produced with equipment and procedures

22、 normally used in production shall be subjected to all the tests in Table 3 in the order shown. The manufacturer shall declare conformity to the requirements herein utilizing the criteria of ISO/IEC Guide 22. TABLE 4 - Qualification Test Sequence Sample Group Number Test Name Requirement Paragraph P

23、rocedure Paragraph 1 2 3 4 5 6 7Examination of Product 3.2.1 5.1.1 X X X X X X XHeat Age 3.2.2 5.1.2 X Temperature Cycling 3.2.3 5.1.3 X Vibration 3.2.4 5.1.4 X Salt Spray 3.2.5 5.1.5 X Voltage Drop 3.2.6 5.1.6 X X X Low Temperature Crimp 3.2.7 5.1.7 X Immersion 3.2.8 5.1.8 X Flammability 3.2.9 5.1.

24、9 X Dielectric Withstanding Voltage 3.2.10 5.1.10 X X X Tensile Strength 3.2.11 5.1.11 X Axial Load 3.2.12 5.1.12 XSAE AS506 - 7 - 4.1.1 Sample Preparation: Samples terminated with the manufacturers recommended tooling as found in Table 7, shall be prepared for testing in accordance with Table 5. Sa

25、mples shall be prepared for each wire size terminal/splice wire range except for Groups 6 and 7 as noted. TABLE 5 - Test Sample Preparation Sample Group Number Number of Samples Length of Wire (inches)+1 -0 Terminal on Each End 1 4 4 X 2 4 15 X3 4 8 X 4 (1) 4 4 X5 (2) 10 4 X 6 (2) 2 4 X7 (3) 8 4 X (

26、1) Samples crimped at low temperature. (2) Samples crimped on only the largest wire size in each range. (3) Four samples uncrimped and four samples crimped to the smallest wire size in each range. 5. TEST METHODS: 5.1 Test Procedures: 5.1.1 Examination of Product: Terminal lugs and splices shall be

27、visually examined before crimping to determine compliance with the manufacturers drawings. After crimping, they shall be examined to determine compliance with the manufacturers assemble instructions and to assure that there are no cracks or splits in the insulation. 5.1.2 Heat Age: Terminal lugs and

28、 splices shall be crimped to a suitable length of wire and suspended in as air circulating oven for 200 hours as a temperature of 275 C 5 C. 5.1.3 Temperature Cycling: Terminal lugs and splices shall be subjected to 50 temperature cycles consisting of 30 minutes at -55 C, 30 minutes at 25 C and 30 m

29、inutes at 275 C. The test shall be conducted in accordance with Method 107 of MIL-STD-202. 5.1.4 Vibration: Terminal lugs and splices shall be attached to a shaker table with the wire axis perpendicular to the direction of motion. The wire shall be clamped to a stationary support 12 inches from the

30、shaker table with all slack or tension removed from the wire. Vibration shall be conducted in accordance with Method 201 of MIL-STD-202 for 18 hours. SAE AS506 - 8 - 5.1.5 Salt Spray: The salt spray test shall be conducted in accordance with test condition B, Method 101 of MIL-STD-202 using a 5% sal

31、t solution. 5.1.6 Voltage Drop: Terminal lugs and splices shall be tested as follows: a. Test Points for Terminal Lugs Measurements shall be made (1) puncturing the insulation of the current carrying conductor 1/16 inch back from the wire receiving end of the terminal and (2) using the intersection

32、of the tongue and barrel. The distance between the two test points shall be noted. b. Test Points for Splices Measurements shall be made by puncturing the insulation of the current carrying conductor on each end of the splice at a point 1/16 of an inch back from the wire receiving end of the splice.

33、 The distance between the two test points shall be noted. c. Measurement of the current carrying conductor shall be made by puncturing the conductor insulation the same distance between test points as that noted for the terminal lug and splice measurement. The conductor measurements shall be made mi

34、dway on the wire between termination points. The millivolt drop of the equivalent length of wire shall be determined by averaging four readings taken on a 10 inch length of wire selected at random throughout the supply of wire. d. Measurements The millivolt drop through the crimp termination and cur

35、rent carrying conductor shall be measured while the specified test current of Table 3 is being applied and after the temperature of the wire has stabilized. 5.1.7 Low Temperature Crimp: Terminals, splices wire and crimping tools shall be maintained at -15 C for 1 hour. The terminals and splices shal

36、l then be crimped to the wire while at this temperature. Immediately after crimping, the terminals and splices shall be transferred to a chamber at -55 C and maintained at this temperature for 1 hour. Final measurements shall be made after returning to room temperature. 5.1.8 Immersion: Crimped term

37、inals and splices shall be immersed in the fluids of Table 6. The samples shall be immersed in the fluids maintained at the temperatures, and for the length of time shown in the table. A separate group of samples shall be used for each fluid. After immersion, the excess fluid shall be wiped from the

38、 samples and they shall be air dried for a minimum of 1 hour before final measurements are made. SAE AS506 - 9 - TABLE 6 Test Fluids Test Temperature C (F) Immersion Time (Hours) MIL-PRF-23699, Lubrication Oil, Aircraft Turbine Engine, Synthetic Base 48-50 (118-122) 20 MIL-PRF-5606, Hydraulic Fluid,

39、 Petroleum Base, Aircraft, Missile 48-50 (118-122) 20 MIL-DTL-5624, Turbine Fuel, Aviation, Grade JP-8+100 20-25 (68-77) 168 SAE AS1241, Fire Resistant Hydraulic Fluid 121-135 (250-275) 80 MIL-PRF-7808, Lubricating Oil 118-121 (244-250) 30 5.1.9 Flammability: The insulated portion of the terminal or

40、 splice shall be subjected to the flame test of Method III of MIL-STD-202. The axis of the flame shall be 45 from vertical. When terminal lugs and splices are suitable for use with more than one wire size, only the largest wire shall be tested. Exposure time shall be 20 seconds. 5.1.10 Dielectric Wi

41、thstanding Voltage: The tongue of the crimped terminal shall be sealed with a suitable insulating compound to a depth sufficient to close the open end of the lug barrel without covering the depression resulting from the applied crimping pressure. One of the wires in the splice shall be cut as close

42、to the insulation as possible, and the wire entrance end shall be insulated as described for the terminal lug. The terminal or splice shall be immersed in a 5% salt solution a depth sufficient to cover all crimped portions of the insulation. The wire and the salt water will form the two electrodes.

43、A 1500 volt, 60 hertz potential shall be applied for 1 minute in accordance with Method 301 of MIL-STD-202. 5.1.11 Tensile Strength: The terminal lugs and splices attached to suitable lengths of wire shall be placed in a tensile testing machine and sufficient force shall be applied to pull the wire

44、out of the sample or break the wire. The travel of the head of the tensile machine shall be 1 inch per minute 0.25 inch per minute. SAE AS506 - 10 - 5.1.12 Axial Load: The test shall consist of the following two procedures: Uncrimped Samples See Figure 2 of AS7928 for test set up. Five terminal lugs

45、 or splices of each wire size shall have four 0.055 inch diameter holes drilled through the insulation and metal sleeve and the 0.052 diameter wires shall be inserted through the drilled holes. The samples shall be fastened in a tensile testing machine and the axial force specified in Table 3 shall

46、be exerted on the wires. The travel of the head of the tensile machine shall be 1 inch per minute 0.25 inch per minute. Crimped Samples See Figure 3 of AS7928 for test set up. Five terminal lugs or splices shall be crimped to the smallest wire in each wire range. The splice samples shall be tested b

47、y placing a test fixture under the insulation and applying the axial force between the test fixture and the end of the wire. Terminals shall be tested in a similar manner except the force shall be applied between the test fixture and the terminal tongue. The forces shall be as specified in Table 3.

48、The travel of the head of the tensile machine shall be 1 inch per minute 0.25 inch per minute. 6. NOTES: The following crimping tools shall be used with the terminals and splices in this standard: TABLE 7 Manufacturers Name Manufacturers Part Number Manufacturers Recommended Crimping Tool Not for Navy use. PREPARED UNDER THE JURISDICTION OF SAE SUBCOMMITTEE AE-8C2, TERMINATING DEVICES OF COMMITTEE AE-8, AEROSPACE ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS