Seek standards for testing the low-temperature performance of materials.
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This post was last edited by Internet Invisible Man on 2018-8-23 09:50. Experts, are there any standards for testing the temperature resistance of LNG-related materials, such as accessories, steel, insulation materials, etc., at temperatures ranging from minus 160 to minus 200 degrees Celsius? I have a solid material that I need to test for its appearance after being exposed to temperatures of minus 200 degrees Celsius for 24 hours; I’m looking for a testing standard. Thank you
There are still quite a few places that use liquid nitrogen, right?
Thank you for your reply. Some institutions can achieve -200 degrees using liquid nitrogen. The current problem is that no standards for low-temperature testing are available, which prevents them from obtaining a CMA certification.