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How is the impact test temperature determined?

2009-02-09View Original

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The design temperature for a container is 0-30 degrees; what is the impact test temperature for the test plate, 0 degrees or room temperature?
Reply #22009-02-09
Determined based on the most stringent temperature value specified for the container design.
Reply #32009-02-10
Personally, I think it’s better to use a 0-degree impact.
Reply #42009-02-10
At the minimum designed metal temperature! !
Reply #52009-02-10
Above 0 degrees, it can be treated as normal temperature.
Reply #62009-02-10
MDMT refers to the lowest metal temperature; it is indicated on the drawing according to its specifications. For your question, the impact test should be conducted at 0 degrees
Reply #72009-02-10
Personally, I think room temperature is sufficient.

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