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GMW16883

Performance Requirements for Engine Plastic Parts

active, Most Current
Organization: GMW
Publication Date: 1 January 2023
Status: active
Page Count: 7
scope:

Purpose/Material Description.

This standard includes the performance requirements of plastic parts installed directly in an engine environment, whereby the applied mechanical and thermal loads are typical of those experienced in both light and heavy duty over the road automotive applications. The parts may be functional within themselves, or the parts may be a subassembly of, or attached to, metallic, or non-metallic functional parts.

Note: Additional requirements for coated or painted plastic parts (e.g., emblems, painted engine covers) are given in the relevant performance specifications; not by this specification.

Note: All materials used in parts or components in contact with the air of the interior compartment must additionally conform to the interior requirements as specified in GMW14444, Code E.

Document History

GMW16883
January 1, 2023
Performance Requirements for Engine Plastic Parts
Purpose/Material Description. This standard includes the performance requirements of plastic parts installed directly in an engine environment, whereby the applied mechanical and thermal loads are...
August 1, 2017
Performance Requirements for Engine Plastic Parts
Introduction Note: Nothing in this standard supercedes applicable laws and regulations. Note: In the event of conflict between the English and domestic language, the English language shall take...
November 1, 2012
Performance Requirements for Engine Plastic Parts
This standard includes the performance requirements of plastic parts installed directly in an engine environment whereby the applied mechanical and thermal loads are typical of those experienced in...

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