Martin, J.
and Nguyen, T.
(2017),
Unresolved Issues Related to Predicting the Service Life of Polymeric Materials, To Be Determined
(Accessed December 14, 2024)
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Unresolved Issues Related to Predicting the Service Life of Polymeric Materials
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Abstract
Linking field and laboratory exposure results and predicting the service life of a polymeric materials exposed in its intended service environment have been major research goals of the polymeric materials community for over a century. Three methodologies are used or have been proffered for generating service life data. Differences in these methodologies are discussed and the state-of-the-art of service life prediction is revealed. Recommendations for improving the predictive capabilities of any proposed service life prediction methodology are made and a number of technical of technical and scientific issues are raised that need to be addressed by the scientific community.Citation
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Keywords
acceleration factor, Additivity Law, dosage, Reciprocity Law, Service Life Prediction, Spearman Correlation Coefficient, Time Shift Factor
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Created February 19, 2017