durability testing
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nounpl: durability tests
teste de durabilidade
1. A systematic evaluation process to assess how long a product, material, or component can withstand normal or extreme use conditions without failure
The smartphone manufacturer conducted durability testing to ensure the device could survive multiple drops and water exposure.
O fabricante de smartphones realizou testes de durabilidade para garantir que o dispositivo pudesse sobreviver a múltiplas quedas e exposição à água.
2. Standardized procedures and protocols used in quality assurance to verify the lifespan and reliability of products
Durability testing includes stress tests, temperature cycling, and accelerated wear simulations.
Os testes de durabilidade incluem testes de estresse, ciclos de temperatura e simulações de desgaste acelerado.
3. In engineering, the process of verifying that a product meets specified durability requirements before market release
The automotive company passed durability testing on the new engine component after 500,000 simulated miles.
A montadora passou nos testes de durabilidade do novo componente do motor após 500 mil milhas simuladas.
Durability testing is a crucial concept in both Brazilian and American manufacturing industries. In Brazil, companies increasingly emphasize 'testes de durabilidade' as part of quality certifications required for export. In the USA, durability testing is fundamental to product liability and consumer protection, with standards set by organizations like ASTM International. The term reflects the globalization of quality standards across automotive, electronics, and consumer goods industries.
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