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VDI 3822 BLATT 2.1.9

Failure analysis - Defects of thermoplastic products made of plastics caused by microbial stress

active, Most Current
Organization: VDI
Publication Date: 1 January 2012
Status: active
Page Count: 20
ICS Code (Thermoplastic materials): 83.080.20
ICS Code (Research and development): 03.100.40
scope:

This guideline applies to defects for which microorganisms can be seen as the sole cause, or for defects accelerated, exacerbated or indirectly caused by microorganisms. Viruses, bacteria, algae, fungi and protozoa (single-cell organisms with nuclei such as amoeba) are designated as microorganisms. When defects occur, it is not always possible to attribute the cause to microbial stress with absolute certainty. The influence of microorganisms should, however, be taken into consideration in failure analysis whenever the preconditions for the existence of microorganisms are given.

Document History

VDI 3822 BLATT 2.1.9
January 1, 2012
Failure analysis - Defects of thermoplastic products made of plastics caused by microbial stress
This guideline applies to defects for which microorganisms can be seen as the sole cause, or for defects accelerated, exacerbated or indirectly caused by microorganisms. Viruses, bacteria, algae,...

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