AS 60068.2.10-2003
Withdrawn
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Environmental testing Tests - Test J and guidance: Mould growth
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English
20-03-2003
30-01-2019
This test covers the inoculation of assembled specimens with a selection of mould spores followed by a period of incubation under conditions which promote spore germination and the growth of mould.
| Committee |
EL-026
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| DocumentType |
Standard
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| ISBN |
0 7337 5091 5
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| Pages |
21
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| ProductNote |
Withdrawn 30-01-2019.
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| PublisherName |
Standards Australia
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| Status |
Withdrawn
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| Supersedes |
To investigate unforeseen causes of deterioration in assembled specimens, whether or not constructed from mould-resistant materials by the application of test variant 1 and/or test variant 2 using the required severity given in the relevant specification. a) Test variant 1: by assessing the extent of mould growth after 28 days' incubation and any physical damage caused thereby, and if required by the relevant specification, by checking the effect on functioning of the specimen after incubation extended to a total of 84 days. b) Test variant 2: by assessing the extent of mould growth after 28 days' incubation following quasi-contamination with nutrients and any physical damage caused thereby, and by checking the effect on the functioning of the specimen. The relevant specification shall state the required test variant and severity.
| Standards | Relationship |
| IEC 60068-2-10:1988 | Identical |
First published as part of AS C333-1963.
AS C333-1963 revised and rdesignated in part as AS 1099.2J-1971.
AS 1099.2J-1971 revised and rdesignated as AS 1099.2.10-1989.
AS 1099.2.10-1989 revised and rdesignated as AS 60068.2.10-2003.
This standard has been withdrawn and is no longer current. No replacement edition is available.