International Standards For Mechanical Properties And Industrial Materials While some companies are focused on growth internationally, others pay more attention to local regulations. The gap in international rule compliance is mostly due to the size and description of the organization. Global ISO standards are the most reliable record for regulating the actions of large and small corporations and their actions. They can assist you in reaching new heights faster and structure your current processes. Here's a a selection of relevant industrial materials standards.
Plastics- Differential scanning calorimetry (DSC)- Part 8: Determination of thermal conductivity (ISO 11357-8:2021) EN ISO 11357-8:2021
There may be different consequences to thermal effects on plastics. Toxicity is one of the most hazardous. To control this kind of action international standards like EN ISO 11357-8: 2021 are made. This record establishes a method to determine the thermal conductivity in strong filled and unfilled or fiber reinforced plastics and composites by the use of differential scanning calorimetry (DSC). This method is applicable to materials with thermal conductivities greater than 1 W/(m*K). The harmful substances created during the thermal process and manufacturing of plastics could have a serious negative effect on workers. This is the reason we suggest this test if you are employed in an area which comes into contact with technology.
Plastics- Determination of the viscosity of polymers in dilute solution using capillary viscometers- Part 1: General principles (ISO 1628-1:2021) EN ISO 1628-1:2021
There are times when specific standards are made for certain types of activities However even so there will always be universal and general international standards, among which will be EN ISO 1628-1: 2021. This document outlines the fundamental conditions used to determine the intrinsic viscosity, decrease in viscosity, and K value of natural polymers that are in dilute solutions. It specifies the parameters that will be used to determine the viscosity. The record is utilized to develop standards for measuring viscosities for various types of polymers. It can also be used to determine the viscosities of different polymers. The standard is general. This standard is not specific. If you are looking to learn more about the specific documents or subcategories of actions described above, we suggest the link to the website be followed. Once you have familiarized yourself with the collection of documents that will suit your requirements, then follow the hyperlink to the website.
Glued-in rods in glued structural timber products- Testing, requirements and bond shear strength classification EN 17334:2021
In order to ensure that successful manufacturing, this method of evaluating the current products and services is performed. This is the most critical step, since it is the one that determines the future success, caliber and financial outcomes of the company. To regulate these procedures the need for a document like EN 17334: 2021 has been made. This document offers guidelines for testing the appropriateness of two-part epoxy as well as one-part polyurethane adhesives for glued steel sticks used in laminated wood and glued concrete (GLT) as well as cross and glued solid timber (CLT) based EN 14080 and EN 16351 respectively. The document also describes laminated veneer lumber and (LVL) that are based on EN 14374. It outlines performance requirements, and the test results include bonds strengths of the adhesives for the prefabrication under mill or factory-like requirements for joints that involve loads-bearing wooden products, and steel bars only. This document does no give information about the safety and performance of adhesives used for on-site binding (except for factory-like cases).
