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/www.sae.orgJ1455REV.JUN2006SURFACEVEHICLERECOMMENDEDPRACTICEIssued1988-01Revised2006-06SupersedingJ1455AUG1994(R)RecommendedEnvironmentalPracticesforElectronicEquipmentDesigninHeavy-DutyVehicleApplicationsRATIONALEThelastreviewofthisdocumentwasAugust,1994.Thetaskforcewasreformedandtheentiredocumentwasreviewedforcurrentpractices.Minorchangesweremadeforprevioustypos.Thenewareasidentifiedthatneedtobeaddressedwithfurtherresearcharenewcorrosiontestsduetothenewchemicalsthatarebeingusedontheroadwaysandasecondtestalternativetobeaddedforahigherpressurespray.Whentheworkiscompleteditwillbeincorporatedintothedocumentviatheproperprocedures.1.SCOPEThescopeofthisrecommendedpracticeencompassestherangeofenvironmentswhichinfluencetheperformanceandreliabilityoftheelectronicequipmentdesignedforheavydutyonandoffroadvehicles,aswellasanyappropriatestationaryapplicationswhichalsousethesevehiclederivedcomponents.Afewexamplesofsuchvehiclesareonandoffhighwaytrucks,trailers,buses,constructionequipmentandagriculturalequipmentincludingimplements.1.1PurposeThisdocumentisintendedtoaidthedesignerofcommercialvehicleelectronicsystemsandcomponentsbyprovidingguidelinesthatmaybeusedtodevelopenvironmentaldesigngoals.Specifictestrequirementsaretobeagreeduponbythecustomerandsupplier.2.REFERENCES2.1ApplicableDocumentsThefollowingpublicationsformapartofthespecificationtotheextentspecifiedherein.Unlessotherwiseindicated,thelatestrevisionofthepublicationsshallapply.2.1.1SAEPublicationsAvailablefromSAE,400CommonwealthDrive,Warrendale,PA15096-0001,Tel:
877-606-7323(insideUSAandCanada)or724-776-4970(outsideUSA),www.sae.org.SAEJ400TestforChipResistanceofSurfaceCoatingsSAEJ726AirCleanerTestCodeSAEJ1113ElectromagneticSusceptibilityProceduresforVehicleComponents(ExceptAircraft)SAEJ1455RevisedJUN2006-2-SAEJ1211RecommendedEnvironmentalPracticesforElectronicEquipmentDesignSAEJ1812FunctionPerformanceStatusClassificationforEMCSusceptibilityTestingofAutomotiveElectronicandElectricalDevices2.2ASTMPublicationsAvailablefromASTM,100BarrHarborDrive,WestConshohocken,PA19428-2959,Tel:
610-832-9585,www.astm.org.ASTMC150SpecificationforPortlandCementASTMB117StandardMethodofSaltSpray(Fog)TestingASTMD5276MethodforDropTestforLoadedBoxesASTMD880MethodforInclineImpactTestforShippingContainers2.3MilitaryPublicationsAvailablefromU.S.Government,DODSSP,SubscriptionServicesDesk,Building4D,700RobbinsAvenue,Philadelphia,PA19111-5094,Tel:
215-697-2179,http:
/assist.daps.milorhttp:
/stinet.dtic.mil.MIL-STD-810FEnvironmentalTestMethodsandEngineeringGuidelinesMIL-STD-202GTestMethodsforElectronicandElectricalComponentParts2.4RelatedPublicationsThefollowingpublicationsareprovidedforinformationpurposesonlyandarenotarequiredpartofthisdocument.TAPPIT801ImpactResistanceofFiberboardShippingContainerTAPPIT802DropTestforFiberboardShippingContainers3.APPLICATION3.1EnvironmentalDataandTestMethodValidityTheinformationincludedinthefollowingsectionsisbasedupontestresultsachievedbymajorNorthAmericantruckmanufacturersandcomponentequipmentsuppliers.Operatingextremesweremeasuredattestinstallationsnormallyusedbymanufacturerstosimulateenvironmentalextremesforvehiclesandoriginalequipmentcomponents.Theyareofferedasadesignstartingpoint.Generally,theycannotbeuseddirectlyasasetofoperatingspecificationsbecausesomeenvironmentalconditionsmaychangesignificantlywithrelativelyminorphysicallocationchanges.Thisisparticularlytrueofvibration,enginecompartmenttemperature,andelectromagneticcompatibility.Actualmeasurementsshouldbemadeasearlyaspracticabletoverifythesepreliminarydesignbaselines.Theproposedt