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Recommendations for Glass Durability Test Criteria
Author(s) -
Denis M. Strachan
Publication year - 1999
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.2172/3176
Subject(s) - durability , set (abstract data type) , test (biology) , lead (geology) , product (mathematics) , acceptance testing , composition (language) , reliability engineering , computer science , process engineering , environmental science , forensic engineering , engineering , mathematics , database , software engineering , paleontology , geology , linguistics , philosophy , geometry , geomorphology , biology , programming language
The objective of this short report is to define a set of activities that should lead to a specification for a test that can be used as one of the acceptance criteria and as an indicator of acceptable long-term behavior in contact with water. Since the glass composition is not yet defined and is likely to change as the composition of the waste changes, a strategy for developing criteria for what is acceptable involves a series of tests and modeling activities. The results of these activities lead to a criterion for an acceptable product and the data that are needed to reliably determine the behavior of the glass in the storage environment

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