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GB/T 2791-1995: Adhesives, T peel strength test method for a flexible-to-flexible test specimen assembly
GB/T 2791-1995
GB
ICS 83.180
G 38
NATIONAL STANDARD
OF THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA
Replacing GB 2791-81
Adhesives, T Peel Strength Test Method for a
Flexible-to-flexible Test Specimen Assembly
挠性材料对挠性材料
ISSUED ON. DECEMBER 20, 1995
IMPLEMENTED ON. AUGUST 1, 1996
Issued by. State Bureau of Technical Supervision
Table of Contents
1 Subject Content and Application Scope ... 3
2 Normative References ... 3
3 Principle ... 3
4 Device ... 3
5 Specimen ... 4
6 State Adjustment and Test Environment ... 5
7 Test Procedures ... 5
8 Treatment of Test Results ... 5
9 Test Report ... 6
Additional Information... 7
Adhesives, T Peel Strength Test Method for a
Flexible-to-flexible Test Specimen Assembly
1 Subject Content and Application Scope
This standard specifies the device, specimen preparation, procedures and results treatment for
T peel test on bonding specimens of flexible-to-flexible materials.
This standard is applicable to the determination of the anti-T peeling performance of
adhesives for bonding specimens that are composed of 2 kinds of same or different flexible
materials, under specified conditions.
2 Normative References
GB 2918 Plastics - Standard Atmospheres for Conditioning and Testing
3 Principle
For T peeling test on bonding of flexible-to-flexible materials, apply the peeling force at the
non-bonding ends of the specimens, so as to peel them along the bonding line. The angle
between the applied force and the bonding line is not required to be under controlled.
4 Device
4.1 Device for tensile test
The device has appropriate loading range. Its chuck is able to separate and apply tensile force,
at a constant rate. This device shall be equipped with force measuring system and indication
recording system. The indication error of force does not exceed 2%. The response time of the
whole device shall be short enough, so that it has no impact on the accuracy of measurement.
That is, when the bonding specimen is damaged, the applied force may be measured. The
failure load of the specimen shall be within the range of 10%~80% of the full-scale load.
4.2 Chuck
The chuck is able to firmly clamp the specimen (see Figure 1b).
When preparing specimens, if compression is needed, apply a uniform pressure on the whole
bonding surface. It is recommended that the applied force may be up to 1 MPa. It is better to
equip a timing depressurizing device. In order to obtain a uniform pressure distribution
throughout the bonding surface, the flat plate of pressing machine shall be in parallel. If it is
not achievable, cover a piece of stretchy gasket on the flat plate. The thickness of gasket is
10mm. The hardness (Shore A) is about 45 degree. At this time, it is suggested to apply the
pressure up to 0.7 MPa.
Another method to prepare the specimen is to bond 2 pieces of appropriate-size’s plates into
an enlarged test specimen. Then cut down the specimen from the enlarged test specimen.
When cutting, reduce the impact of cutting heat and mechanical force TO the bonded joint as
much as possible. It must remove the outmost 12mm-width’s strip-portion, that is in parallel
to the long-side of the specimen, from the enlarged test specimen.
Determine the average thickness of adhesive layer of the specimen.
5.3 Quantity of specimen
The specimen quantity of each batch number shall not be less than five.
6 State Adjustment and Test Environment
Specimens shall be performed for state adjustment and test in standard environment,
according to the provisions specified in GB 2918. The duration of state adjustment for
specimens shall not be less than 2h.
7 Test Procedures
Separate the non-bonded end of the flexible test block. Symmetrically clamp them into the
high and low holders according to Figure 1(b). The position being clamped is unable to slip,
so as to guarantee that the tension being applied can be uniformly distributed on the specimen
in width. Start the testing machine to separate high and low holders with a speed of 100 ± 10
mm/min.
The peeling length of specimen shall be at least 125mm. The recording device shall draw out
the peeling load curve simultaneously. Pay attention to the failure mode, that is - the adhesive
failure, cohesive failure or being-adhered failure.
8 Treatment of Test Results
For each specimen, determine the average peeling force from the relation curve of peeling
force AND peeling length, in unit of N. The peeling length used to calculate the peeling force
shall be at least 100 mm, but excluding the initial 25mm. It may draw an estimated contour
c. Complete instructions for bonded materials, especially the thickness, dimension,
material type and surface treatment methods;
d. Instructions for bonding process, including the adhesive application methods, drying
or curing conditions, and temperature and pressure for bonding;
e. The average thickness of adhesive layer after bonding;
f. Complete instructions of specimen, including the dimension, structure and amount;
g. State the adjustment conditions and test environment before the test;
h. Chuck’s separation rate;
i. Methods to determine the mean peeling force;
j. The maximum value, minimum value, average value, and their arithmetic mean of
peeling strength of each specimen, in kN/m;
k. Failure type of each specimen, namely the adhesive failure, cohesive failure or
being-adhered failure;
l. Any condition that may possibly impact to test results and not comply with the
specified procedures.
Additional Information.
This standard was proposed by the Ministry of Chemical Industry of the People's Republic of
China.
This standard shall be under the jurisdiction of Shanghai Institute of Rubber Products.
Shanghai Institute of Rubber Products is responsible for drafting this standard.
Chief drafting staff of this standard. Liu Qianling.
This standard was issued in 1981 for the first time and was revised in 1994.
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GB/T 2791-1995: Adhesives, T peel strength test method for a flexible-to-flexible test specimen assembly
GB/T 2791-1995
GB
ICS 83.180
G 38
NATIONAL STANDARD
OF THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA
Replacing GB 2791-81
Adhesives, T Peel Strength Test Method for a
Flexible-to-flexible Test Specimen Assembly
挠性材料对挠性材料
ISSUED ON. DECEMBER 20, 1995
IMPLEMENTED ON. AUGUST 1, 1996
Issued by. State Bureau of Technical Supervision
Table of Contents
1 Subject Content and Application Scope ... 3
2 Normative References ... 3
3 Principle ... 3
4 Device ... 3
5 Specimen ... 4
6 State Adjustment and Test Environment ... 5
7 Test Procedures ... 5
8 Treatment of Test Results ... 5
9 Test Report ... 6
Additional Information... 7
Adhesives, T Peel Strength Test Method for a
Flexible-to-flexible Test Specimen Assembly
1 Subject Content and Application Scope
This standard specifies the device, specimen preparation, procedures and results treatment for
T peel test on bonding specimens of flexible-to-flexible materials.
This standard is applicable to the determination of the anti-T peeling performance of
adhesives for bonding specimens that are composed of 2 kinds of same or different flexible
materials, under specified conditions.
2 Normative References
GB 2918 Plastics - Standard Atmospheres for Conditioning and Testing
3 Principle
For T peeling test on bonding of flexible-to-flexible materials, apply the peeling force at the
non-bonding ends of the specimens, so as to peel them along the bonding line. The angle
between the applied force and the bonding line is not required to be under controlled.
4 Device
4.1 Device for tensile test
The device has appropriate loading range. Its chuck is able to separate and apply tensile force,
at a constant rate. This device shall be equipped with force measuring system and indication
recording system. The indication error of force does not exceed 2%. The response time of the
whole device shall be short enough, so that it has no impact on the accuracy of measurement.
That is, when the bonding specimen is damaged, the applied force may be measured. The
failure load of the specimen shall be within the range of 10%~80% of the full-scale load.
4.2 Chuck
The chuck is able to firmly clamp the specimen (see Figure 1b).
When preparing specimens, if compression is needed, apply a uniform pressure on the whole
bonding surface. It is recommended that the applied force may be up to 1 MPa. It is better to
equip a timing depressurizing device. In order to obtain a uniform pressure distribution
throughout the bonding surface, the flat plate of pressing machine shall be in parallel. If it is
not achievable, cover a piece of stretchy gasket on the flat plate. The thickness of gasket is
10mm. The hardness (Shore A) is about 45 degree. At this time, it is suggested to apply the
pressure up to 0.7 MPa.
Another method to prepare the specimen is to bond 2 pieces of appropriate-size’s plates into
an enlarged test specimen. Then cut down the specimen from the enlarged test specimen.
When cutting, reduce the impact of cutting heat and mechanical force TO the bonded joint as
much as possible. It must remove the outmost 12mm-width’s strip-portion, that is in parallel
to the long-side of the specimen, from the enlarged test specimen.
Determine the average thickness of adhesive layer of the specimen.
5.3 Quantity of specimen
The specimen quantity of each batch number shall not be less than five.
6 State Adjustment and Test Environment
Specimens shall be performed for state adjustment and test in standard environment,
according to the provisions specified in GB 2918. The duration of state adjustment for
specimens shall not be less than 2h.
7 Test Procedures
Separate the non-bonded end of the flexible test block. Symmetrically clamp them into the
high and low holders according to Figure 1(b). The position being clamped is unable to slip,
so as to guarantee that the tension being applied can be uniformly distributed on the specimen
in width. Start the testing machine to separate high and low holders with a speed of 100 ± 10
mm/min.
The peeling length of specimen shall be at least 125mm. The recording device shall draw out
the peeling load curve simultaneously. Pay attention to the failure mode, that is - the adhesive
failure, cohesive failure or being-adhered failure.
8 Treatment of Test Results
For each specimen, determine the average peeling force from the relation curve of peeling
force AND peeling length, in unit of N. The peeling length used to calculate the peeling force
shall be at least 100 mm, but excluding the initial 25mm. It may draw an estimated contour
c. Complete instructions for bonded materials, especially the thickness, dimension,
material type and surface treatment methods;
d. Instructions for bonding process, including the adhesive application methods, drying
or curing conditions, and temperature and pressure for bonding;
e. The average thickness of adhesive layer after bonding;
f. Complete instructions of specimen, including the dimension, structure and amount;
g. State the adjustment conditions and test environment before the test;
h. Chuck’s separation rate;
i. Methods to determine the mean peeling force;
j. The maximum value, minimum value, average value, and their arithmetic mean of
peeling strength of each specimen, in kN/m;
k. Failure type of each specimen, namely the adhesive failure, cohesive failure or
being-adhered failure;
l. Any condition that may possibly impact to test results and not comply with the
specified procedures.
Additional Information.
This standard was proposed by the Ministry of Chemical Industry of the People's Republic of
China.
This standard shall be under the jurisdiction of Shanghai Institute of Rubber Products.
Shanghai Institute of Rubber Products is responsible for drafting this standard.
Chief drafting staff of this standard. Liu Qianling.
This standard was issued in 1981 for the first time and was revised in 1994.
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