Review of Aging Data on Epdm O-Rings in the H1616 Shipping Package

Skidmore, E.

doi:10.2172/1037327

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“…The primary degradation mechanism for the H1616 O-rings is expected to be thermo-oxidation, [4]. It was suspected that the argon backfill limits oxidation of the O-rings, thereby significantly extending the useful service life.…”

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Final Report for Aging Studies of Epdm O-Ring Material for the H1616 Shipping Package (U)

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Daugherty²,

Skidmore³

2014

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Final Report for Aging Studies of Epdm O-Ring Material for the H1616 Shipping Package (U)

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2014

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“…Current expectations are that the O-rings will maintain a seal at bounding normal temperatures in service (152 °F) for at least 12 months. The baseline aging data review suggests that the EPDM O-rings are likely to retain significant mechanical properties and sealing force at bounding service temperatures to provide a service life of at least 2 years [2]. At lower, more realistic temperatures, longer service life is likely.…”

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