PSA D10 5496 Test Method for Amine Emission

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PSA D10 5496 is a test method used in the automotive industry to determine amine emissions from materials used in vehicle interiors. Amines are organic compounds that can be found in certain types of plastics, adhesives, and other materials commonly used in car interiors.

The PSA D10 5496 test method involves placing a sample of material in a chamber and heating it to a specific temperature while being exposed to a stream of air. The air is then analyzed to determine the amount of amines emitted by the material.

This test is important because high levels of amine emissions can cause unpleasant odors and potentially harmful health effects for vehicle occupants. By testing materials before use in vehicle interiors, manufacturers can ensure they meet safety and quality standards.

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