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Tempered Glass Heat Soak Test
Date 2023.01.13
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Table of Contents
REVISION HISTORY......................................................................................... 2
GLOSSARY ...................................................................................................... 6
INTRODUCTION........................................................................................ 7
Purpose ................................................................................................................... 7
Scope ....................................................................................................................... 7
References............................................................................................................... 7
Applicable Documents ............................................................................................... 7
Reference Document .................................................................................................. 7
TEST EQUIPMENT.................................................................................... 8
Oven ......................................................................................................................... 8
Glass Support ......................................................................................................... 9
Thermocouples ....................................................................................................... 9
Recorder ................................................................................................................ 10
FRAGMENTATION TEST........................................................................ 14
Test Procedure ...................................................................................................... 14
Assessment of Fragmentation............................................................................. 15
List of Figure
Figure 2-1 Oven .......................................................................................................................................8
Figure 2-2 Glass Support .......................................................................................................................9
Figure 2-3 Thermocouples Wire ............................................................................................................9
Figure 2-4 Recorder ..............................................................................................................................10
Figure 3-1 Thermocouples attachment Example ...............................................................................11
Figure 3-2 Temperature Monitoring.....................................................................................................12
Figure 3-3 Heat Soak Process Cycle ...................................................................................................13
Figure 4-1 Fragmentation Impact Point ..............................................................................................14
Figure 4-2 Fragmentation Test Arrangement .....................................................................................14
Figure 4-3 Assessment of Fragmentation ..........................................................................................15
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Introduction
Purpose
This document describes how to conduct the heat soak test for tempered glass that
containing nickel sulfide (NiS) in order to prevent spontaneous glass breakage after
construction.
This document structure is as follows:
1) Introduction
2) Test Equipment
3) Heat Soak Process
4) Fragmentation Test
5) Physical Characteristics
6) Compliance Report
7) Appendix A – Compliance Report Template
8) Appendix B – ISO 9001 Certificate
9) Appendix C – Calibration Certificate
Scope
This heat soak test is conducted to the tempered glass as a process of glass manufacture.
References
Applicable Documents
(a) N/A
Reference Document
(a) BS EN 14179-1:2016 Glass in building. Heat soaked thermally toughened soda
lime silicate safety glass Definition and description
(b) Code of Practice for Structural Use of Glass 2018
Test Equipment
Oven
(a) ability to arrive 250℃ to the glass surface for heating phase
(b) ability to hold the temperature (260 ± 10℃) at least 2 hours for holding phase
(c) ability to arrive 70℃ to the oven air temperature for cooling phase
(d) ability to record heating time, maintaining time and cooling time
Glass Support
Heat resistant frame for glass loading that allows free movement
Mono side stillage with 20mm separation will be used.
Thermocouples
Thermocouple wire that can be attached to the glass surface
Recorder
Recorder that have record, output, and storage functions for thermocouples
Test Process
Equipment Setup
Thermocouples Setup
a) Examine the appearance of glass and remove any foreign substances or
scratches.
b) The total of eight thermocouples Channel 1 to 8 (four highest temperature location
and four lowest temperature location) is attached to the glass surface.
The example of attachment is as shown below (The attachment should be fire-
resistant).
Heating Phase
The heating phase commences with all the glasses at ambient temperature and
concludes when the surface temperature of the last glass reaches 250 °C.
The thermocouple first reaches 250°C may not be the thermocouple with the highest
temperature during heating phase.
The example for monitoring for each channel is shown below.
Holding Phase
The holding phase commences when the surface temperature of all the glasses has
reached a temperature of 250 °C. The minimum duration of the holding phase is 2 hours.
Cooling Phase
The cooling phase can be concluded when the air temperature in the oven reaches
70 °C.
Fragmentation Test
Test Procedure
a) Prepare five of 360mm x 1,100mm glass without holes, notches or cut-outs.
b) Each test specimen shall be impacted, using a pointed steel tool, at a position 13
mm in from the longest edge of the test specimen at the mid-point of that edge, until
breakage occurs.
Examples of steel tools are a hammer of about 75 g mass, a spring loaded centre
punch, or other similar appliance with a hardened point. The radius of curvature of
the point should be approximately 0,2 mm.
c) The test specimen shall be laid flat on a Table without any mechanical constraint. In
order to prevent scattering of the fragments, the specimen shall be simply held at the
edges, e.g. by a small frame, adhesive tape, etc., so that the fragments remain
interlocked after breakage yet extension of the specimen is not hindered.
Assessment of Fragmentation
a) The particle is 'crack-free' if it does not contain any cracks which run from one edge
to another
b) The minimum particle count values for 8mmm thickness glass is 40.
c) The maximum length of longest particles shall not exceed 100mm.
Physical Characteristics
Physical Dimension Characteristics will be verified by KS L 2002 test report as shown
below.
Compliance Report
The heat soak test report contains the following information.
Input Completed
Quantity Quantity
Volume of Damage
Damage Reason
Finish
Start Time
Time
Oven
Location
and Identity
No.
Job Sheet
Input Volume of
Width Height Scratch Total Remark
Quantity Damage
Glass
Specification
Client Test
Company Client
Thickness :
Test Item
Specification/Quantity :
Load 20 mm Separation P F
Test Method
Heat Resisted and
Oven P F
unhindered air circulation
250 ℃
1 - 3 hours P F
Arrive Time
270 ℃
2 hours P F
Holding time
Test Results
70 ℃
More than 1 hour P F
Arrive Time