7. Apparatus
7.1 Testing Machine, properly calibrated, which can be
operated at a constant rate of crosshead motion, and which the
error in the loading system shall not exceed 61 %. The
load-indicating mechanism shall be essentially free of inertia
lag at the crosshead rate used. Inertia lag may not exceed 1 %
of the measured load. The accuracy of the testing machine shall
be verified in accordance with Practices E4.
7.2 Loading Nose and Supports, as shown in Figs. 5 and 6,
shall be 6.00 60.50 mm [0.250 60.020 in.] and 3.00 60.40
mm [0.125 60.010 in.] diameter cylinders, respectively, with
a hardness of 60 to 62 HRC, as specified in Test Methods E18,
and shall have finely ground surfaces free of indentation and
burrs with all sharp edges relieved. The loading configuration
shown in Fig. 5 is recommended for curved specimens with a
radius rto specimen thickness hratio of r/h of 5 or less. The
loading configuration shown in Fig. 6 is recommended for flat
specimens as well as curved specimens with a r/h ratio of
greater than 5.
7.3 Micrometers and Calipers—A micrometer witha4to
8 mm [0.16 to 0.32 in.] nominal diameter ball interface or a flat
anvil interface shall be used to measure the specimen thick-
ness. A ball interface is recommended for thickness measure-
ments when at least one surface is irregular (for example, a
coarse peel ply surface which is neither smooth nor flat). A
micrometer or caliper with a flat anvil interface shall be used
for measuring width and length. The use of alternative mea-
surement devices is permitted if specified (or agreed to) by the
test requestor and reported by the testing laboratory. The
accuracy of the instrument(s) shall be suitable for reading
within1%ofthespecimen dimensions. For typical specimen
geometries, an instrument with an accuracy of 60.0025 mm
[60.0001 in.] is adequate for thickness measurements, while
an instrument with an accuracy of 60.025 mm [60.001 in.] is
adequate for measurement of width and length.
7.4 Conditioning Chamber—When conditioning materials
at nonlaboratory environments, a temperature/vapor-level-
controlled environmental conditioning chamber is required that
shall be capable of maintaining the required temperature to
within 63°C(65 °F) and the required vapor level to within
63 %. Chamber conditions shall be monitored either on an
automated continuous basis or on a manual basis at regular
intervals.
7.5 Environmental Test Chamber—An environmental test
chamber is required for test environments other than ambient
testing laboratory conditions. This chamber shall be capable of
maintaining the test specimen at the required test environment
during the mechanical test method.
8. Sampling and Test Specimens
8.1 Sampling—Test at least five specimens per test condi-
tion unless valid results can be gained through the use of fewer
specimens, as in the case of a designed experiment. For
statistically significant data, consult the procedures outlined in
Practice E122. Report the method of sampling.
8.2 Geometry:
8.2.1 Laminate Configurations—Both multidirectional and
pure unidirectional laminates can be tested, provided that there
are at least 10 % 0° fibers in the span direction of the beam
(preferably well distributed through the thickness), and that the
laminates are both balanced and symmetric with respect to the
span direction of the beam.
8.2.2 Specimen Configurations—Typical configurations for
the flat and curved specimens are shown in Figs. 1-4. For
specimen thicknesses other than those shown, the following
geometries are recommended:
Specimen length = thickness × 6; Specimen width, b=
thickness × 2.0
NOTE 2—A discussion of width-to-thickness effects is available in
Adams and Lewis (6).
8.2.2.1 For curved beam specimens, it is recommended that
the arc should not exceed 30°. Also, for these specimens, the
specimen length is defined as the minimum chord length.
8.3 Specimen Preparation—Guide D5687/D5687M pro-
vides recommended specimen preparation practices and should
be followed where practical.
8.3.1 Laminate Fabrication—Laminates may be hand-laid,
filament-wound or tow-placed, and molded by any suitable
laminating means, such as press, bag, autoclave, or resin
transfer molding.
8.3.2 Machining Methods—Specimen preparation is impor-
tant for these specimens. Take precautions when cutting
specimens from the rings or plates to avoid notches, undercuts,
NOTE 1—Drawing interpretation per ANSI Y14.5-1982 and ANSI/
ASME B46.1-1986.
NOTE 2—Ply orientation tolerance 60.5° relative to –B–.
FIG. 2 Flat Specimen Configuration (Inch Pound)
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7.设备
7.1测试机,应经过适当校准,能够在恒定的横头运
动速率下操作,且加载系统的误差不得超过61%。指示机
构在所使用的横头速率下应基本无惯性滞后。惯性滞后不
得超过测量载荷的1%。测试机的精度应按照E4实践进行
验证。
7.2加载鼻和支撑,如图5和图6所示,应为6.006
0.50mm [0。25060.020in.]和3.0060.40mm [0。
12560.010in.]直径的圆柱体,分别具有60至62
HRC的硬度,如E18测试方法中规定,且表面应经过精
细研磨,无压痕和毛刺,所有尖锐边缘应倒角。图5所示
的加载配置建议用于半径r与试样厚度h比率r/h为5或
更小的弯曲试样。图6所示的加载配置建议用于平面试样
以及r/h比率大于5的弯曲试样。
7.3微米和卡尺—应使用带有4至8毫米 [0。16至0.32
英寸]标称直径球面接口或平面测头接口的千分尺来测量
试样厚度。当至少有一个表面不规则时(例如,既不光滑
也不平整的粗糙剥离层表面),建议使用球面接口进行厚
度测量。应使用带有平面测头接口的千分尺或卡尺
用于测量宽度和长度。如果测试请求者指定(或同意)并
经测试实验室报告,可以使用替代测量设备。仪器的精度
应适合在试样尺寸的1%以内读数。对于典型的试样几何形
状,精度为60.0025毫米[60.0001英寸]的仪器足以用于厚
度测量,而精度为60.025毫米 [60.001英寸]的仪器足以
用于宽度和长度的测量。
7.4调节室—当在非实验室环境下调节材料时,需要温度/蒸汽
水平‑
受控环境调节室,该调节室应能够将所需温度保持在
63°C(65°F)以内,并将所需蒸汽水平保持在63%以内。
室条件应自动连续监测或定期手动监测
间隔。
7.5环境试验室—对于除环境试验实验室条件之外的
其他试验环境,需要环境试验室。该试验室应能够在机械
试验方法期间将试验试样保持在所需的试验环境中
8.采样和试样
8.1采样—每个测试条件至少测试五个试样,除非通
过使用较少的试样(如在设计实验中)可以获得有效结果。
对于具有统计显著性的数据,请参考实践E122中概述的
程序。报告采样方法。
8.2几何形状:
8.2.1层压板配置—只要梁的跨向(最好均匀分布在厚
度方向)中至少有10%的0°纤维,并且层压板相对于梁
的跨向都是平衡和对称的,就可以测试多方向和纯单向层
压板。
8.2.2试样配置—平面和弯曲试样的典型配置如图1‑
4所示。对于除图中所示以外的试样厚度,建议使用以下
几何形状:
试样长度 =厚度 × 6;试样宽度,b =
thickness × 2.0
NOTE 2—关于宽度与厚度效应的讨论可在
Adams和Lewis(6).
8.2.2.1对于弯曲梁试样,建议其弧度不应超过30°。
此外,对于这些试样,试样长度定义为最小弦长。
8.3试样准备—指南D5687/D5687M pro-
提供推荐的试样准备实践,并在实际情况下应遵循。
8.3.1层压板制造—层压板可以手工铺设、丝缠绕或带
铺设,并通过任何合适的层压方法成型,例如压制成型、
袋成型、高压釜成型或树脂传递成型。
8.3.2加工方法—试样准备对于这些试样非常重要。从环
或板材切割试样时需采取预防措施,以避免出现缺口、凹槽,
NOTE 1—根据ANSIY14.5‑1982和ANSI/ASMEB46.1‑1986进行绘图解释。
NOTE 2—层压方向公差相对于–B–为60.5°。
图2平面试样配置(英寸磅)figuration(InchPound)
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