Standard Test Method for Measuring Compressive Properties of Thermal Insulations

Importancia y uso:

4.1 In providing Procedures A and B, it is recognized that different types of thermal insulation will exhibit significantly different behavior under compressive load. Data must usually be obtained from a complete load-deformation curve, and the useful working range normally corresponds to only a portion of the curve. The user is cautioned against use of the product in the range beyond which the product is permanently damaged or properties are adversely affected.

4.2 Load-deformation curves provide useful data for research and development, quality control, specification acceptance or rejection, and for other special purposes. Standard loading rates shall not be used arbitrarily for all purposes; the effects of impact, creep, fatigue, and repeated cycling must be considered. All load-deformation data shall be reviewed carefully for applicability prior to acceptance for use in engineering designs differing widely in load, load application rate, and material dimensions involved.

Subcomité:

C16.32

Referida por:

D7425_D7425M-13R19, C1937-24A, C0209-20, C1393-19, D6817_D6817M-17R21, C1423-21, C0728-17AR22, C1676_C1676M-23, C0726-24, D7492_D7492M-16AR24, C0610-17R23, C0552-22, C1482-24E01, C1484-10R18, C1512-10R20, C0208-22, C0656-17R23, C1685-15R21, C1126-19, E1730-19, C0591-22, C0240-21, C0612-14R19, C0447-15R22, F3319-20, C1728-23, C1902-22A, C0533-17R23, F3562-24, C1029-20, C0578-23, C1696-20

Volúmen:

04.06

Número ICS:

91.100.60 (Thermal and sound insulating materials)

Palabras clave:

blanket-type; block-type; board-type; compression testing; compressive resistance; deformation; modulus of elasticity; thermal insulation; thermal insulation materials ;