SU1840354A1 - Method for determining resistance of objects to thermal aging under effect of increased temperature - Google Patents

Method for determining resistance of objects to thermal aging under effect of increased temperature

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SU1840354A1
SU1840354A1 SU4530927/28A SU4530927A SU1840354A1 SU 1840354 A1 SU1840354 A1 SU 1840354A1 SU 4530927/28 A SU4530927/28 A SU 4530927/28A SU 4530927 A SU4530927 A SU 4530927A SU 1840354 A1 SU1840354 A1 SU 1840354A1
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Федор Карпович Масловец
Сергей Александрович Горшенин
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Центральный научно-исследовательский институт точного машиностроения
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FIELD: testing equipment, possible usage for determining resistance of objects to increased temperature effect in laboratory conditions.SUBSTANCE: method includes testing one selection of objects in one temperature mode at maximal temperature allowed for them, which is determined from thermal properties of materials and elements, included in construction of objects being tested. Aforementioned maximal temperature should not be lower than limit maximal temperature for storing objects in natural conditions. Duration of accelerated tests τin laboratory conditions, performed by yearly cycles τ, each of which imitates storage of objects under natural conditions of effect of only maximal temperature during each statistical year, is determined from formula τ=τ/K(T), where K(T) - dimensionless acceleration coefficient, depending on temperature of tests and temperature conditions of storage.EFFECT: increased operation reliability under conditions of working on previously heated main components of working body.3 cl
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