GMNA GM9125P Procedures for Laboratory Accelerated Exposure of Automotive Materials
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GMNA GM9125P Document Information:
Title
Procedures for Laboratory Accelerated Exposure of Automotive Materials
General Motors North America
Publication Date:
Jul 1, 1991
Scope:
1 SCOPE.
This standard describes the laboratory procedures used to determine the resistance to degradation automotive materials when subjected to artificial light sources. It describes exposures to sunshine carbon arc, xenon arc, fluorescent ultraviolet light and condensation apparatus, and a twin carbon arc. Material specifications will determine which light source shall be used.
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