Iso 10123 (1990)
Iso 10123 (1990)
STANDARD 10123
First edition
1990-l 2-01
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Reference number
IS0 10123:1990(E)
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Foreword
0 IS0 1990
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INTERNATIONAL STANDARD IS0 10123:1990(E)
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1 Scope 3 Principle
This International Standard specifies a method for The force required to shear the adhesive joint
the determination of the shear strength of formed between a metal pin and a metal collar is
anaerobic-curing liquid adhesives used for retaining determined. The static shear is calculated from this
cylindrical assemblies, pin-and-collar type, or for force.
locking and sealing threaded fasteners.
IS0 683-9:1988, Heat-treatable steels, alloy steels Assemble not less than five specimens for each test
and free-cutting steels - Part 9: Wrought free- as described below.
cutting steels.
5.1 Each specimen shall be comprised of a pin
IS0 4588:1989, Adhesives - Preparation of metal of diameter (12,675 -&) mm and a slip collar
surfaces for adhesive bonding. (12,700 +;qo25) mm in in&de diameter and II,10 mm
+ 0,05 mm in width, both components being finished
IS0 7500-1:1986, AJetallic materials - Verification of k 0,8 pm to I,6 pm (see figure 3). The material used
static uniaxial testing machines - Part I: Tensile for the collar and pin shall be stated in the test re-
testing machines. port.
NQTE 2 Unless there is a specific requirement to test Place the pin-and-collar assembly in the steel spec-
the adhesive with a specific material, low-grade carbon- imen support and place the support on the test de-
steel (complying with grade 2 of IS0 683-9) is generally vice (see figure4). Load the specimen smoothly
used and has been found to be satisfactory.
using a constant crosshead speed between
1 mm/min and 2 mm/min.
All components of the cutting oil used in the manu-
facture of specimens shall be completely soluble in Record the maximum load in newtons. Calculate the
the solvents used for degreasing and shall contain static shear strength T, expressed in megapascals,
no lanolin. using the equation
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z=- F
5.2 Vapour-degrease all pins and collars (see LS
IS0 4588), store them in a desiccator at
23 “C + 2 “C, and keep them clean. Use de- where
greased specimens within four days or discard
F is the maximum load, in newtons;
(oxidation affects the test results after this period of
time). It is permissible to soak or wash hard-greased S is the bond area, in square millimetres.
or waxed parts in solvent prior to vapour-
degreasing. Do not prime or activate unless speci- Test not fewer than five specimens.
fied for the material to be tested (if the specimen is
primed or activated, state this in the test report).
Slip the collar over the pin completely, with a 8 Test report
helicoidal back-and-forth movement (this operation
shall not take longer than 6 s). The test report shal include the following infor-
mation:
5.4 Rack the assembly with the fillet upwards so a) a reference to this International Standard;
that the collar does not slip out of the bond area.
Take care that the rack is at the required tempera- b) a complete identif -ication of the adhesive tested,
ture, and do not place on a hot or cold surface. including type, form, source, date manufactured
There shall be excess material on the leading edge and manufacturer’s code number;
of the collar; if not, apply sufficient adhesive to cre-
ate a fillet. c) a complete identification of the material used
and the method of cleaning and surface prepa-
ration prior to bonding;
5.5 Before application of the adhesive, an activator
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may be applied as recommended by the manufac- d) the adhesive-application and bonding conditions
turer. If an activator is used, rack the assembly with used in preparing the specimens;
the fillet up and, using a clean cloth, carefully wipe
off excess material on the leading edge of the collar. e) the conditioning procedure used for the speci-
mens prior to testing;
5.6 Cure the adhesive in accordance with the f) the number of specimens tested;
manufacturer’s instructions.
g) the crosshead speed;
Dimensions in millimetres
Dimensions in miliimetres
(except where otherwise stated)
Chamfers 1 x 45’ M pm 5:
g g
Wym 88
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0,254x45' ’
SO,2 0,127 x 45’
40‘8
Dimensions in millimetres
b) Collar
Specimen
Specimen support
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Annex A
(informative)
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@ ht. 15 mm
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AppCled force
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UDC 678.061:621.792.3.052:620.176:620.179.4
Descriptors: plastics, adhesives, adhesive bonded joints, tests, adhesion tests, shear tests.
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