Current trends in the development of testing materials for resistance to climatic factors (review)

Part 1. Testing of new materials
Laptev A.B., Pavlov M.R., Novikov A.A., Slavin A.V.
UDC
620.1
DOI
10.18577/2307-6046-2021-0-1-114-122
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Laptev A.B., Pavlov M.R., Novikov A.A., Slavin A.V. Current trends in the development of testing materials for resistance to climatic factors (review). Part 1. Testing of new materials // Proceedings of VIAM. 2021. No. 1. DOI: 10.18577/2307-6046-2021-0-1-114-122. URL: https://test.viam.ru/en/journal/2021/1/12
Keywords
climate testing, glare, shape memory composite material, lithium-ion battery, encapsulated material, radiation cooler, laminated wood.
Abstract

In the first part of the review, based on the analysis of world experience in conducting climate tests, the main development trends related to the development of new materials are identified, and it is Shown that in parallel with the development of new materials, appropriate methods of climate testing should be developed taking into account previous experience. It is shown that to assess and predict changes in properties of materials over a long operating life tests of materials are required to conduct accelerated methods of building mathematical models of processes of degradation of their properties under the given climatic and operating factors.

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