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CONTINUOUS-USE TEMPERATURE [1 record]

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Record 1 2000-11-30

English

Subject field(s)
  • Tolerances and Modular Co-ordination (Construction)
  • Strength of Materials
CONT

Maximum Service Temperature: Highest recommended continuous use temperature based upon thermal endurance and historical data.

CONT

"... intended for application where the continuous use temperature does not exceed 180 ° F" (pertaining to buildings or construction industry).

CONT

A composite with a PEEK matrix may have a continuous-use temperature as high as 250°C.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Calcul, tolérances et modulation (Construction)
  • Résistance des matériaux
CONT

Calculs et simulations numériques [...] Calculs de structures en milieu élastique, visco-élastique ou plastique [...] Comportement thermique : - Calcul des répartitions de température en régime continu.

Spanish

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