GME GME 60258 Accelerated Ageing Test for Elastomers
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GME GME 60258 Document Information:
Title
Accelerated Ageing Test for Elastomers
Künstliche Alterung von Elastomeren
General Motors Europe
Publication Date:
Jul 9, 2009
Scope:
The object of this test method is to determine the resistance of
elastomers to ageing, by the measurement of properties of the
elastomer before and after accelerated ageing. Whilst the use of an
accelerated ageing test allows certain conclusions to be made, it
should be noted that it will not necessarily agree with the results
of natural ageing. In order to estimate the resistance to ageing of
elastomers, one or more of the following properties shall be
determined before and after the ageing test, and compared.
Hardness to GME 60252 or GME 60256 (preferred).
Tensile strength, and/or elongation at break, to GME 60257.
Such other properties as may be specified on the relevant
engineering drawing or material specification.
The resistance to ozone and light ageing are not included in
this test method.
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