Standard

SAE 2009-01-0573

Apr 2009 Current

Existing or new amendments and versions must be purchased separately.

Language English

Services Online + Pdf CHF 0.00 Online CHF 0.00

There are no extended editions available for this standard

There are no available corrigendum or amendments for this standard. Any future corrigendum and amendments will be added automatically for subscribers.

Abstract

We define an effective temperature ( T eff ) as an irradiance-weighted average temperature of a material during weathering. It is the constant temperature that would give the same amount of damage as the sample sustains during natural cycling and serves as a benchmark for predicting lifetimes. It is weakly dependant on the activation energy ( E a ) of the degradation process. The annual effective ambient and black panel temperatures at an Arizona test site were 30° and 42°C, respectively, for E a = 4–7 kcal/mol. Privacy color polycarbonate minivan sunroof windows had surface T eff = 45–46°C exterior, 54–58°C interior, and 49–52°C exterior blackout surfaces. Maximum recorded temperatures were 73°C, 87°C, and 81°C, respectively.

Products specifications

Standard from SAE International
Published: April 20 2009
Document type: IS
Pages
ISBN:

Publisher: SAE International
Distributor: SAE International

Create subscription

Extended editions Extended editions (0)

Version history Related Corrigenda and Amendments (0)

Abstract

Products specifications