NF ISO 812

NF ISO 812

December 2011
Standard Cancelled

Rubber, vulcanized or thermoplastic - Determination of low-temperature brittleness

ISO 812:2011 specifies a method for determining the lowest temperature at which rubber materials do not exhibit brittle failure or the temperature at which half of the test pieces used in a test fail when impacted under specified conditions.The temperatures thus determined do not necessarily relate to the lowest temperature at which the material can be used since the brittleness will be affected by the conditions of test and especially by the rate of impact. Data obtained by this method should, therefore, be used to predict the behaviour of rubbers at low temperatures only in applications in which the conditions of deformation are similar to those specified in the test.Three procedures are described:procedure A, in which the brittleness temperature is determined;procedure B, in which the brittleness temperature for 50 % failure is determined;procedure C, in which the test piece is impacted at a specified temperature.Procedure C is used in the classification of rubber materials and for specification purposes.

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Publication date

December 2011

Number of pages

18 p.

Reference

NF ISO 812

ICS Codes

83.060   Rubber

Classification index

T46-018

Print number

1 - 12/12/2011

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ISO 812:2011
Sumary
Rubber, vulcanized or thermoplastic - Determination of low-temperature brittleness

ISO 812:2011 specifies a method for determining the lowest temperature at which rubber materials do not exhibit brittle failure or the temperature at which half of the test pieces used in a test fail when impacted under specified conditions.

The temperatures thus determined do not necessarily relate to the lowest temperature at which the material can be used since the brittleness will be affected by the conditions of test and especially by the rate of impact. Data obtained by this method should, therefore, be used to predict the behaviour of rubbers at low temperatures only in applications in which the conditions of deformation are similar to those specified in the test.

Three procedures are described:

  • procedure A, in which the brittleness temperature is determined;
  • procedure B, in which the brittleness temperature for 50 % failure is determined;
  • procedure C, in which the test piece is impacted at a specified temperature.

Procedure C is used in the classification of rubber materials and for specification purposes.

Replaced standards (1)
NF ISO 812
November 2006
Standard Cancelled
Rubber, vulcanized or thermoplastic - Determination of low-temperature brittleness

ISO 812:2006 specifies a method for determining the lowest temperature at which rubber materials do not exhibit brittle failure or the temperature at which half of the test pieces used in a test fail when impacted under specified conditions. The temperatures thus determined do not necessarily relate to the lowest temperature at which the material can be used since the brittleness will be affected by the conditions of test and especially by the rate of impact. Data obtained by this method should, therefore, be used to predict the behaviour of rubbers at low temperatures only in applications in which the conditions of deformation are similar to those specified in the test. Three procedures are described: procedure A, in which the brittleness temperature is determined;procedure B, in which the brittleness temperature for 50 % failure is determined;procedure C, in which the test piece is impacted at a specified temperature. Procedure C is used in the classification of rubber materials and for specification purposes.

Standard replaced by (1)
NF ISO 812
November 2017
Standard Current
Rubber, vulcanized or thermoplastic - Determination of low-temperature brittleness

ISO 812:2017 specifies a method for determining the lowest temperature at which rubber materials do not exhibit brittle failure or the temperature at which half of the test pieces used in a test fail when impacted under specified conditions. The temperatures thus determined do not necessarily relate to the lowest temperature at which the material can be used since the brittleness will be affected by the conditions of test and especially by the rate of impact. Data obtained by this method are, therefore, intended to be used to predict the behaviour of rubbers at low temperatures only in applications in which the conditions of deformation are similar to those specified in the test. Three procedures are described: - procedure A, in which the brittleness temperature is determined; - procedure B, in which the brittleness temperature for 50 % failure is determined; - procedure C, in which the test piece is impacted at a specified temperature. Procedure C is used in the classification of rubber materials and for specification purposes. NOTE A similar test for rubber-coated fabrics is described in ISO 4646.

Table of contents
  • Avant-propos
    iv
  • 1 Domaine d'application
    1
  • 2 Références normatives
    1
  • 3 Termes et définitions
    2
  • 4 Appareillage et matériels
    2
  • 5 Étalonnage
    4
  • 6 Éprouvettes
    4
  • 7 Délai entre fabrication et essai
    4
  • 8 Mode opératoire
    5
  • 8.1 Mode opératoire A (détermination de la température de fragilité)
    5
  • 8.2 Mode opératoire B (détermination de la température de fragilité à 50 %)
    5
  • 8.3 Mode opératoire C (essai à température spécifiée)
    7
  • 9 Fidélité
    7
  • 10 Rapport d'essai
    7
  • Annexe A (informative) Étalonnage de la vitesse d'un appareillage d'essai de choc à basse température à commande par solénoïde
    8
  • Annexe B (normative) Programme d'étalonnage
    11
  • Annexe C (informative) Fidélité
    13
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