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Trouser tear method

Russian State Standard 14236-81. Polymer Films. Tensile Testing Method. ISO 6383-1 1983. Plastics - Film and Sheeting - Determination of Tear Resistance - Part 1 Trouser Tear Method. [Pg.172]

ISO 6383-1, Plastics—Film and sheeting- - Determination of tear resistance—Part I Trouser tear method. 1983. [Pg.368]

BS 2782. Method 360B, Determination of tear resistance of plastics film and sheeting by the trouser tear method. 1991. [Pg.368]

In shear measurements, bimodal PDMS networks showed large upturns in the pure-shear modulus at high strains, similar to those reported for elongation and biaxial extension. Tear tests were carried out on bimodal PDMS elastomers, using the standard trouser-leg method. Tear... [Pg.191]

The other methods include ISO standard method. Tear properties of fabrics — Part 2 Determination of tear force of trouser-shaped test specimens (Single tear method) (ISO 13937-2 2000). [Pg.174]

ASTM D1938, Test Method for Tear-Propagation Resistance (Trouser Tear) of Plastic Film and Thin Sheeting by a Single-Tear Method, 2002. [Pg.285]

The quantity directly measured in a tear test is the force on the test piece during testing. Particularly with the trouser method, this force will fluctuate along the tear path. ISO 34 takes the maximum force reached in the case of crescent, angle and Delft methods but for the trouser method a median force is determined in accordance with procedures given in ISO 6133147, Analysis of multi-peak traces obtained in determinations of tear strength and adhesion strength. [Pg.164]

Part 1 Trouser, angle, and crescent test pieces Part 2 Small (delft) test pieces Standard test method for tear strength of conventional vulcanized rubber and thermoplastic elastomers Testing of rubber and elastomers Determination of the tear strength of elastomers Trouser test piece... [Pg.172]

ISO 34 (BS903, Part A3) contains as many as five test methods for tear strength, a reflection not only of the general importance of the property but also of the difficulty of matching laboratory tear tests to product behavior. The methods comprise the trouser, crescent. Delft, and nicked and unnicked angle test pieces, none of which gi es comparable results to another. ASTM D624 specifies crescent test pieces with and without tab ends (Dies A and B respectively), the unnicked angle test piece (Die C). and the trouser test piece (Die T). [Pg.289]

The most popular method used for quality control uses a pendulum device (Fig. 6.3) to measure the resistance to tear propagation (ASTM D1922). For this test, specified test samples are die cut and include a slit at one end. The tabs formed on either side of the slit are clamped into the device so that when the pendulum is released a so-called trouser leg tear force is applied along the specimen in the direction of the slit. The test device reports the maximum resistive force carried in the film. Commonly, ten specimens in both the machine and transverse direction of the film are tested. [Pg.108]

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