GMNA GM9059P PDF

GMNA GM9059P PDF

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GMNA GM9059P PDF

Published Date:
10/01/1988

Status:
[ Revised ]

Description:

Test for Thermal-Oxidative Stability Characteristics of Plastics

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General Motors North America

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Active

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Electronic (PDF)

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This method covers a heat aging procedure used for estimating the resistance of plastics in molded form to accelerated aging by heat and air. The aging acceleration is produced by exposing molded specimens to an elevated temperature in a forced-draft air-recirculating oven. Degradation of the specimens, photograph available from Engineering Standards Dept., occurs at a rate which is dependent on the thermal endurance of the particular material tested.


Edition : 88
File Size : 1 file , 73 KB
Number of Pages : 1
Published : 10/01/1988

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Test for Thermal-Oxidative Stability Characteristics of Plastics
GMNA GM9059P
Published Date: 10/01/1988
Test for Thermal-Oxidative Stability Characteristics of Plastics
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