Is VNA 675116 the Standard for Measuring Cold Index in Valves?

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The VDA 675116 standard is utilized for measuring the cold index or coefficient in valves, specifically indicating a measurement capability down to -50°C. This standard is recognized in the industry, particularly in Germany, and is relevant for specifications related to o-rings in valve applications. The discussion highlights the importance of accurate standard references in valve manufacturing and design.

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Hi,
I work with valves and one of our customer send me an oring specification. this file says that the index (or coefficient) of cold is -50°C and it was measured with differential scaning as per VNA 675116. I have never heard something about it.
thanks
 
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