GB/Z 28820.4-2022
ActiveLong-term radiation ageing in polymers—Part 4: Effects of different temperatures and dose rates under radiation conditions
聚合物长期辐射老化 第4部分:辐射条件下不同温度和剂量率的影响
Application Summary AI generated
This standard provides a methodology for evaluating how varying temperatures and dose rates influence the long-term radiation aging of polymer materials. It is applied in nuclear power plants, medical device sterilization, and aerospace industries to predict material degradation and service life under mixed thermal and radiation exposure. The standard guides testing protocols for simulating realistic operational conditions to ensure safety and reliability of polymer components.
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