service life

How is Service Life Determined?


Determining the service life of a chemical or material involves several steps:
Laboratory Testing: Controlled experiments simulate environmental conditions to study degradation and performance over time.
Field Studies: Real-world observations provide data on how substances behave in actual use conditions.
Mathematical Modeling: Predictive models use experimental data to estimate service life under various conditions.

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