Standard Swedish standard · SS-EN 16795:2015

Plastics - Method for estimating heat build up of flat surfaces by simulated solar radiation

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This European Standard specifies a method for estimating the temperature increase of a flat polymer surface, due to its solar radiant energy absorption, compared to the ambient temperature.For that purpose, a specimen and black and white reference plates are exposed to simulated solar radiation under specified conditions (simulated solar radiation, ambient air temperature, convective flow). For opaque specimens, a thermally sensitive electrical element at the backside or a pyrometer is used to measure the surface temperature. For translucent specimens, a pyrometer is used to measure surface temperature.NOTE Some specific polymeric materials are translucent (transparent) and might have a transmittance window in a wavelength range where the used pyrometer is sensitive (e.g. polyethylene). The surface temperature of these materials cannot be measured with the contact and the contactless method.

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General (83.080.01) Laminated sheets (83.140.20)


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Language: English

Written by: Svenska institutet för standarder

International title:

Article no: STD-8017905

Edition: 1

Approved: 12/15/2015

No of pages: 24