BS EN 3475-507 is a standard that covers adherence of plating in cables, enabling conductor protection and strength in cables for aerospace applications.
BS EN 3475-507 specifies a method of verifying the adherence of the plating on conductors or screen strands.
BS EN 3475-507 shall be used together with EN 3475-100.
BS EN 3475-507 on adherence of plating in cables applies to:
Plating is a method of enhancing and customising a conductor's qualities. Plating is a relatively low-cost method of combining the benefits of two metals. Because the plated constructions prevent high-temperature chemical migration and conductor oxidation, these cables can run for extraordinarily extended periods of time at high temperatures.
BS EN 3475-507 provides users guidance on a method for verifying the adherence of plating. BS EN 3475-507 also provides users with a step-by-step procedure for the method, enabling users to do the method correctly.
With obedience and compliance to BS EN 3475-507, users can develop and assess electrical cables for aircraft use to ensure conductor protection, safety and durability in aerospace applications.
BS EN 3475-507:2007 supersedes BS EN 3475-507:2002, which is now withdrawn.
EN 3475-507:2007