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R U B B EA RN D P L A S T I C S H O S ES SUB-AMBIENT
TEMPERATURE FLEXIBILITY TESTS
N A T I O N A LF O R E W O R D T h i s l n d i a nS t a n d a r dw , f r i c hi s i d e n t i c a l w i t h I S O 4 6 7 2 : 1 9 8 8 , 'ti'rginiraticn R u b b o r a n d p l a s t i c s h o s a sSub-^ambient'tethperatur-e.flexibility tests' issuedby the tni"inatioi.af for Srandardization (-lSO )-w.a.s adoptedby_theBureauof Indian Standards on Z1 npni iS'eg, on the recommendation of the RubbetProductsSectional Committee( PCDC13 ) and ipprou"t of rhe petroleum, Coal anciRelatedProductsDivisionCouncil. f n d i a n S t a n d a r dl S 4 4 3 : 1 9 7 5 ' M e t h o d s o f s a m p l i n g a n d t e s t f o r r u b b e r 'h o s e s ' ( s e c o n d 'meihods revision_1,-has alreadybeenformulatedto prescribe oi-iamjting and test fo)'rubber ^roses, Reference has been given to lS 443 : 1975 in standards on iheriroplasticJhoses lor a 'tumber of tests such 6s, bore size,lining and coverthict<ness una-pi"rrure tsts. However, --G there are a numbetof othet methodsof testJtowhich hosos,both rubber ptjsrlis, are being sujbected to and are not covsredin tS 443 : 1975. Therefore, "na it has Oeen deciOed to sdopt ISO test mothodstandards, whereveravailable. lS 443 : 1975 wilt be revi.eOin duecourrie to-rlpOire and align it with international standards to the extent possible, The text of tSO standardhas been aporovedas suitatrle for publication as IndianStandardwithout deviations, Certainconvontions are, however,not identicai io nose usea in Indian Srandards. Attention is particularly drawn to the following: a) wherever the words 'lnternational Standard'appearreferring to this standard, they should be readas ,lndian Siandard,. b) Comma( , ) has been used as a decimal marker while in Indian Standards, the current practice is to use a point ( . ) as the docimalmirker. C R O S SR E F E R E N C E ln this Indian Standard, the fotlowing International Standardis referredto. Readin its placethe following:
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l s o 4 7 1 : 1 9 8 3 R u b b e r- S t a n d a r d temporatures h,u m i d i t i e s a n d r i m e sf o r t h e c o n d i t i o n i n g and testingof test pieces. lso 3383 : tg85 RubberGeneral directions for achieving elevated or subnormal temperaturesfor test purpgrrr.
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ihis Intsrnatiopal.EtanrJard specifiestwo methodsfor assessing whethera.rubber or plasticshoseretains adequate flexibility at sub-ambient temperotures. Method A is applicable to non-collapsible hosewith a bore size up to and including 25 rnm. lt measures the increase in stiffness cornparedto the flexibilityat a standardlaboratorytmperature. Method B is a simpler,qualitativemethod suitablefor control lesting and is applicableto hose with a bore size up to and including100mm.
The coolantshall not affect the hose to be testedand shall be in ISO 338. used as prescribed with crushed A suitable coolantliquidis methanolor ethanol coolantsmay be dry ice (solidcarbondioxideladded Gaseous is such that tesls employedwhen the designof the apparatus using such coolantsgive resultsequivalontto those obtained with liquidcoolants. g.2 Test specimens
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3,2.1 Type The test soecimens shall be cut from th hose undel test and shallhavea lengthegualto 2lxR + dl whero R is the minimumbend radiusas specifiedin the relevan, hose product standard; d is the hosebore.
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Ttto follolrringstandar<is contain provisionswhich, through reference in this text, constituteprovisions of this International Standard. At the time of publicarion,the edirionsindicated ,,vere valid. All standards are subject to revision,and partiesto .tgreements basedon lhis lnternationalStandardare oncour ;rgedto investigat the possibility of applyingthe most recent eclitions o{ the standards listedbelow. Membersof IECand.tSO maintainregisters of currentlyvalid International Standards, ISO 471 : 19fB.,Rubbet' - Standard tempentures, humidities and times for the condtttioning and testing of test pieces. iSO 1402: 14, Rubber and plastics hoses and hose assemblies - Hydrostatic testing. ISO 3383 : 198..Rubbqr - General directions for achieving elevatedor subnormal tlemperatures for testpurposes.
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3.2.2 Number At least thre test specimens shellbe used for each test. No test shallbe carriedout lessthan 24 h after manufacture of the hose. 3.3 Test temperature
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3.1.1 Torque whecl, havinga diameterequal to twice the rninirnum bend radius specified for the hose, or equal to 12 times the nominalbore of the hose, providedwith equipn,{jnt for holding tho hose tangentialto the wheel, a suitable deviceto bend the hosearound the wheel, and aSuelngxqgeand graphical recorder to measure the torquewith'jn ,ccwacy
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3.1.2 Gooling containor. equipped with an agitaror, a temperatur-measuring deviceand a rollerhavinga diameterof 50 mm for guidingthe lhose.
Clampone end of the test specimen(3.2)on the wheel (3. ! 1), with the rest of the specirnen straight. l? the hose has natura{ curvature.this curvatureshallfollow that of the whee Withoutcoolantin the container tht torQu {3.1.2},dtermine requiredto bend the test spcimenthrough 1&" round the
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d -'-i al tne stdndatd temwraturc chosenlrom three given in the Sl 471 The time for bendirrg shallbe 12 s t 2 s. Repeat ?st wrth lne containerfilleclwith coolant at lhe chosentest the test spcimen in a cold eno ature isee3.3). Condition 'rr:fmoerat lhe test tsmperatura lor 24h, followed by con-rt cning at :he test ternpertturg in the apparatus for at least il nin beforelesilng. 3.5 Expressionof results
::o' eachtest specimen, the mean torqueat the stancalculate 'arl rernperature torquat'the test tempratufe and the meran :v caiculating the mean of the peak values containedin the of the respectiv'e torquetraces. -e|tral 50 o/o ro )e ts
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(4.1.1)and the resrspcimen Condition the mandrel in the {4.21 conditioningchanber ,4.'1 .21at the chosentest ternperarure (see4.3) for 24 h. Without removingthem from the conditioning chamber,bend round the mandrelhosesof up to and in_ cluding2. mm boresizethrough l80o in 10 s t 2 s and hoss of greaterthan 22 mm bore size throuqh90" in l0 s t 2 s. For hosesof greaterthan22 mm bore size.testingoutsidethe conditioningchamber is permitted, but precautions shall be taken againstan unacceptable increase in the temperature Ot the specimen during the test. Observe whetherany cracking or breaking of the hoseliningor cover occurs. After bending, allow the test specimen to regain ambient temperature.and apply the specified proot test pressure, rnasured accurately in accordance with ISO 1402.to confirm whetheror not any crackingor breakingof the lining or cover has occurred. 4.5 Test report
The test reportshallincludeths fqll6rrry;69 particulars: ;r) referonce to thigInternational Standard; tr) a full description of tfl6 hoseand its origin; r:) the dimensions of the test specimens; rhe coolant used; v e) rhe standard temperaluro and the test tempefaturo; fI
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The test roportshaltincludethe followingparticulars: al a reference to this International Standard; bl :l a full description of the hose and its origin; the dimensions of the rest specimen;
4.1 Apparatus 4 L 1 Mandral, havingan outsidediamoter equalto tuvice the r) r'rirylum bend radiusspecified for the hose, or a former with t:- ztrcol ar least 1800.lf the minimum bend radius is not specrfied, the mandrel or formershallhavean outsidediameter equelto 12 timesthe nominalbore of the hose. 1.1.2 Conditioningcharnbor,capable of being maintained (r;ee rt the speci{ied temperatur 4.31.
d) the test temperature; e) the results of the visual examination of the test spcimen after bnding ; f) the bsults of the visual exarninatioriafter the proof pressurgtest; g) a descriptionof the test procedure.
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