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T/CSAE 67-2018 in English

T/CSAE 67-2018 in English

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Vehicle weathering testing and evaluating terms and definitions

  • Issued on:2018-03-01
  • Implemented on:2018-03-01
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Introduction

Analysis of the core framework of the standard

Chapter Number of terms Core content
Environmental terms 27 items Climate classification, radiation type, temperature and humidity parameters
Test terms 22 items Exposure method, specimen specification, test control
Evaluation terms 26 items Appearance changes, mechanical properties, chemical indicators
Equipment terms 15 items Test chamber type, temperature measurement system

Detailed explanation of key technical terms

1. Environmental classification system

The standard establishes three levels of environmental classification: natural environment (3.3), induced environment (3.4) and artificial simulated environment (3.5). The concept of microenvironment (3.8) is specifically defined, which refers to the specific environmental conditions that parts are subjected to locally, such as the surface temperature of the instrument panel can reach 80-120℃.

2. Radiation measurement standards

  • Total solar radiation (3.17): Contains direct and scattered components, standard unit Langley (ly)
  • TNR Langley (4.22): Temperature normalized radiation, used for interior testing
  • Ultraviolet radiation subdivided into UVA/UVB/UVC bands (3.18)

Test method comparison

Typical exposure test technology

Test type Applicable scenario Acceleration ratio
Natural climate exposure (4.3) Benchmark data acquisition
Black box exposure (4.7) Exterior trim test 2-3×
Under-glass exposure (4.8) Interior trim aging 0.5-1×

Implementation suggestions

  1. Equipment selection: Select Xenon arc lamp test chamber (6.5) or Metal halide lamp test chamber (6.6)
  2. according to the material usage location
  3. Evaluation system: It is recommended to combine multiple indicators such as color difference (5.2), chalking (5.4) and brittleness (5.17) for comprehensive evaluation
  4. Data correlation: Artificial accelerated tests need to establish correlation with natural exposure through TNR Langley (4.22)

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