BS EN 29142:1993

Cooperating organizations
National foreword
Brief history
Guide
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Principle
4 Materials
5 Apparatus
6 Specimens
7 Procedure
8 Expression of results
9 Test report
Annexes
A (informative) General conditions of ageing
B (informative) Atmospheric conditions for single-
      variable ageing
C (informative) Atmospheric conditions for multi-
      variable ageing
D (informative) Atmospheric conditions for cyclic
      ageing
E (informative) Special procedures
F (informative) Exposure to chemical attack
Table
A.1 List of preferred temperatures and tolerances
D.1 Typical conditions for cycle D1, in which theta A
      and theta B are taken as (23 + or - 2) deg C and
      (55 + or - 2) deg C respectively
D.2 Typical conditions for cycle D2, in which theta A,
      theta B and theta C are taken as 40 deg C, - 20
      deg C and 70 deg C respectively
D.3 Typical conditions for cycle D3, in which the
      temperatures of the first, second and third stages
      are 40 deg C, - 20 deg C and 70 deg C respectively
D.4 A typical humid-heat and cold cycle
D.5 A typical dry-heat, humid-heat and cold cycle
D.6 A typical cycle for immersion in water and drying
D.7 A typical cycle for alternating immersion in water
      and drying
D.8 A typical cycle for immersion in boiling water and
      drying
D.9 A typical cycle for immersion in boiling water
      followed by drying, and then dry heat and re-
      immersion in boiling water
D.10 A typical cycle for immersion in boiling water
      followed by drying, and the re-immersion in
      boilingwater
D.11 A typical cycle for immersion in water, exposure
      to cold and exposure to dry heat
National annexes
NA (informative) Committees responsible
NB (informative) Cross-references

Laboratory procedures for conditioning adhesively bonded assemblies under a variety of combinations of temperature, humidity and immersion in salt solution.