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ISO 12134:2010

ISO 12134:2010 Rubber – Estimation of uncertainty for test methods – Non-functional parameters

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Description

ISO/TR 12134:2010 provides guidance to scientists, engineers and technicians, working in the field of rubber materials and products, to supplement ISO/IEC Guide 98‚Äë3 and to provide additional guidance in situations where functional relationships between input quantities (such as temperature, strain rate and time) and derived output quantities (such as tensile strength and compression set) are unknown and where no other guidance is available.

The Technical Report provides a summary of the classical approach that is taken in the preparation of uncertainty budgets and provides a list of selected test methods and, for each, an indication of the factors that will make a contribution to the uncertainty budget.It also discusses how “non-functional” factors can be taken into account in the classical approach.

Edition

1

Published Date

2010-02-02

Status

PUBLISHED

Pages

9

Language Detail Icon

English

Format Secure Icon

Secure PDF

Abstract

ISO/TR 12134:2010 provides guidance to scientists, engineers and technicians, working in the field of rubber materials and products, to supplement ISO/IEC Guide 98‚Äë3 and to provide additional guidance in situations where functional relationships between input quantities (such as temperature, strain rate and time) and derived output quantities (such as tensile strength and compression set) are unknown and where no other guidance is available.

The Technical Report provides a summary of the classical approach that is taken in the preparation of uncertainty budgets and provides a list of selected test methods and, for each, an indication of the factors that will make a contribution to the uncertainty budget.It also discusses how “non-functional” factors can be taken into account in the classical approach.

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