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Long term performance of polymers for solar hot water applications
Susan Mantell
, Jane Davidson
Mechanical Engineering
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Long-term Performance
100%
Mechanical Properties
100%
Solar Hot Water
100%
Hot Water Method
100%
Oxidation-reduction Potential
66%
Polysulfone
66%
Polybutylene
66%
Polyamide 66 (PA66)
66%
Oxidizing Environment
66%
Polypropylene Random Copolymer
66%
Polyolefins
33%
Mechanical Strength
33%
Potable Water
33%
Creep Compliance
33%
Polymer Materials
33%
Working Fluid
33%
Antioxidant Additives
33%
Chlorine
33%
Data Properties
33%
Hot Water Heating System
33%
Property Data
33%
Target Lifetime
33%
Chlorinated Water
33%
Polymer Morphology
33%
Domestic Hot Water Heating
33%
Material Science
Mechanical Property
100%
Long-Term Performance of Polymer
100%
Copolymer
66%
Polymer
66%
Polypropylene
66%
Polyamide
66%
Polyolefin
33%
Polymer Morphology
33%
Antioxidant Additive
33%
Potable Water
33%
Strength of Materials
33%
Chemical Engineering
Mechanical Property
100%
Copolymer
66%
Polypropylene
66%
Polybutene
66%
Polysulfone
66%
Polyamide
66%
Polyolefin
33%
Potable Water
33%
Antioxidant
33%
Strength of Materials
33%
Chlorine
33%