: Jonathan W. Martin, Rose A. Ryntz, Joannie Chin, Ray A. Dickie
: Jonathan W Martin, Rose Ann Ryntz, Joannie Chin, Ray Dickie
: Service Life Prediction of Polymeric Materials Global Perspectives
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: Wahrscheinlichkeitstheorie, Stochastik, Mathematische Statistik
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Service Life Prediction of Polymeric Materials: Global Perspectives combines developed content derived from topics discussed in the Fourth International Symposium on Service Life Prediction (Key Largo, Florida, December 2006). This critical examination of the existing and alternative methodologies used to assess the service life of polymeric materials presents readers with the advances in accelerated and field exposure testing protocols. Written by established experts in the service life community, this volume introduces advanced methods, including high throughput and combinatorial analyses, models data collection and storage formats.

Researchers and engineers involved with materials and polymer science, coatings technologists and automotive materials will findService Life Prediction of Polymeric Materials: Global Perspectives a useful tool.
Preface5
Contents8
Linking Field and Laboratory Exposure Results12
Chapter 1 Linking Accelerated Laboratory Test with Outdoor Performance Results for a Model Epoxy Coating System13
Chapter 2 A Statistical Model for Linking Field and Laboratory Exposure Results for a Model Coating39
Chapter 3 Advances in Exploring Mechanistic Variations in Thermal Aging of Polymers54
Chapter 4 Final Report on the Subject of Accelerated Weathering: An ASTM D01.53 Ten-Year Exposure Study66
Advances in Field and Laboratory Exposure78
Chapter 5 An Analysis of the Effect of Irradiance on the Weathering of Polymeric Materials79
Chapter 6 A New Approach to Characterizing Weathering Reciprocity in Xenon Arc Weathering Devices91
Chapter 7 Controlled Temperature Natural Weathering100
Chapter 8 Durability of Building Joint Sealants122
Chapter 9 Evaluating Cyclic Fatigue of Sealants During Outdoor Testing136
Chapter 10 Lifetime Predictions for Hardcoated Polycarbonate159
Chapter 11 Degradation of Polypropylene Filament Under Elevated Temperature and High Oxygen Pressure176
Chapter 12 Risk Analysis for Pipeline Assets—The Use of Models for Failure Prediction in Plastics Pipelines188
Chapter 13 Predicting the Creep Behavior of High Density Polyethylene Geogrid Using Stepped Isothermal Method210
Chapter 14 Methodology Study of Qualification of Electric Wire and Cable Used in Nuclear Power Plant224
Chapter 15 Innovative Measurement Methodology in Quality Assessment of Coatings233
Chapter 16 A New Test Method for Weatherability Prediction: Radical Shower using a Remote Plasma Reactor245
Characterizing and Modeling Color and Appearance259
Chapter 17 Metrologies for Characterizing Optical Properties of Clear and Pigmented Coatings260
Chapter 18 Computer Graphic Tools for Automotive Paint Engineering276
Chapter 19 Computer Graphics Techniques for Capturing and Rendering the Appearance of Aging Materials286
Mechanistic Measurements296
Chapter 20 The Influence of Water on the Weathering of Automotive Paint Systems297
Chapter 21 Chemiluminescence Detection: Principles, Chances and Limitations for the Shortening of Weathering Tests311
Chapter 22 Enhancement of Photoprotection and Mechanical Properties of Polymers by Deposition of Thin Coatings329
Chapter 23 A Critical Assessment of Techniques for Monitoring Polymer Photodegradation346
Chapter 24 Polymer Films in Photovoltaic Modules: Analysis and Modeling of Permeation Processes361
Chapter 25 3-D Characterization of Multi-Layered Automotive Coating Systems: Stage-1 Analytical Toolbox for Surfaces, Interfaces, and Depth Profiles372
High Throughput Measurements, Combinatorial Methods, Informatics393
Chapter 26 Development and Deployment of a High Throughput Exterior Durability Program for Architectural Paint Coatings394
Chapter 27 Comparing Transport Properties of Coatings Using High Throughput Methods402
Chapter 28 A High Throughput System for Accelerated Weathering and Automated Characterization of Polymeric Materials409
Contributions of Pigments, Additives, and Fillers417
Chapter 29 Investigating Pigment Photoreactivity for Coatings Applications: Methods Development418
Chapter 30 A Quantitative Model for Weathering-induced Mass Loss in Thermoplastic Paints452
Chapter 31 Effect of Pigment Dispersion on Durability of a TiO2 Pigmented Epoxy Coating During Outdoor Exposure470
Chapter 32 Effect of the Environmental Stress and Polymer Microenvironment on Efficiency Trials and Fate of Stabilizers488
Wrap-Up: Implementation516
Chapter 33 Implementing What We Have Learned517
Index526