MIL-STD-810G
general accelerated weathering standards – MIL-STD-810G
MIL-STD-810G
United States Military Standard
MIL-STD-810G is an environmental testing programme and engineering method which allows you to consider the environmental stresses, and influences that they may have on equipment throughout its service life. The standard details environmental test methods based of performance requirements.
PV 3929 standard requirements
| proposed parameter range | within current operating range (yes/no) |
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| standard ref | MIL 810G Procedure 2 | |
| irradiance | 0.60W/m² at 340nm | yes |
| filter system | daylight BB filters | yes |
| chamber temperature | 49 degrees dark, 49 degrees light | yes |
| BST/BPT temperature | BST 70 degrees light | yes |
| relative humidity | no requirements | yes |
| light cycle | 2hrs dark, 20hrs light, 2 hrs dark | yes |
| spray cycle | no spray | yes |
| test duration | 10 x 24hrs cycle (240hrs) | |
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