Interpretation of the Detection Principle of Xenon Lamp Aging Test Box

 

The xenon lamp weathering test chamber has three environmental factors: sunlight exposure, rainwater, environmental humidity, condensation, and 130, which can be adjusted separately. Xenon lamps are used as lamp sources, and spectrometers similar to natural light can be seen everywhere because xenon lamps simulate natural light. The range of temperature and environmental humidity regulation is wide, and rainwater adopts a separate respiratory system. If necessary, chemicals can be added to the rainwater supply resources. Changing the water cooling temperature of the sample holder can adjust the amount of condensation on the surface of the specimen and the ambient temperature of the specimen. Therefore, the xenon lamp climate aging test chamber can be used as a component test for multi-element climate resistance.

 

There are many climatic and environmental factors, such as sunlight, temperature, environmental humidity, rainwater, condensation, etc; Harmful substances, smoke, etc., Identifying the characteristics of raw materials solely based on a single environmental factor experiment is not comprehensive enough. So it is necessary to conduct experiments based on the composition of several factors and try to simulate natural standards as much as possible, in order to make more suitable identification. Although outdoor exposure experiments have good authenticity and effectiveness, climate standards vary in different regions and periods. Therefore, the experimental necessity of the xenon lamp weathering test box is relatively weak. In short, as the quality of raw materials continues to improve, the exposure experiment cycle becomes longer.