material longevity
[məˈtɪriəl lɒnˈdʒevɪti]
noun
longevidade material
1. The ability of a material or object to last a long time without significant degradation, damage, or loss of function; durability over extended periods
The material longevity of this concrete foundation is estimated at over 100 years with proper maintenance.
A longevidade material desta fundação de concreto é estimada em mais de 100 anos com manutenção adequada.
2. The lifespan or functional durability of a physical substance or product under normal or specified conditions
Engineers must consider material longevity when selecting components for aerospace applications.
Os engenheiros devem considerar a longevidade material ao selecionar componentes para aplicações aeroespaciais.
3. The resistance of a material to deterioration, wear, corrosion, and environmental factors over time
Material longevity is critical in maritime construction due to harsh saltwater exposure.
A longevidade material é crítica na construção marítima devido à exposição agressiva da água salgada.
This is primarily a technical and scientific term used in engineering, construction, and materials science fields in both Brazil and the United States. In Brazil, it is commonly encountered in discussions about infrastructure quality, building codes, and sustainable development. The term reflects growing concerns about sustainability and lifecycle assessment in construction and manufacturing industries across both countries.
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