Corrosion Resistance Test

Introduction:

Corrosion resistance testing is a method used to evaluate the ability of materials or coatings to resist corrosion under specific environmental conditions. This type of test is widely applied in fields such as automotive, aerospace, and marine engineering to ensure that products can operate stably for extended periods in environments containing salt spray or other corrosive substances.

Test Item: Electromechanical Products

Test Service Introduction:

1) Temperature: 35°C to 70°C;

2) Sedimentation Rate: (1 to 3 ml)/80 cm²·h;

3) Maximum Volume: 0.663 m³

Version/Standard Number: GJB 150.28-2009

Standard Name:

Laboratory Environmental Test Methods for Equipment Part 28: Acidic Atmosphere Test