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GB/T 5137.3-2002 Test methods for automotive safety glass Part 3: Resistance to irradiation, high temperature and humidity combustion and simulated climate tests
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GB/T 5137.3-2002
Standard Name: Test methods for automotive safety glass Part 3: Resistance to irradiation, high temperature and humidity combustion and simulated climate tests
This part of GB/T 5137 specifies the test methods for the resistance to radiation, high temperature, humidity, combustion and simulated climate of automobile safety glass. This part is applicable to automobile safety glass, which includes glass products processed from various types of glass or glass combined with other materials, but does not include plastic glass materials. GB/T 5137.3-2002 Test methods for automobile safety glass Part 3: Resistance to radiation, high temperature, humidity, combustion and simulated climate test GB/T5137.3-2002 Standard download decompression password: www.bzxz.net
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X 81.045, 30 National Standard of the People's Republic of China GB/T5137.1-5137.3-—2002 Replaced CB/T5137.1~-5137.3.-1996 Test methods for automotive safety glass Tesl iInethods nf safcty glazing materials used on road vehicles2002-12-20Promulgated General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People's Republic of China Implemented on 2003-05-01 TS81.040.30 National Standard of the People's Republic of China GB/T 51373—2003 Replaces B/T$137.3--1996 Test methods for automotive safety glass Part 3: Radiation, high temperature, humidity, fire and simulated climate resistance tests Test methods for safely μlazin materials used on rigid yehiclesPart 3: radiation, high temperature, humidity, fire and simulated climate resistance Lesls(lSO 3al7,lsgg Rad vehicleexgafely glazing nnterirls-Test melheds for rekistanee te redixtionhigh temperature, humidity, fire:amd kinulated werthcring,MoD)2002-12-20 issued People's Republic of China General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine 2003-05-01 implementation GB/T5137.3—2002 G/T5R Automobile safety driving certification test method consists of 3 parts: Part 1: Performance test of primary materials Part 2: Performance test of primary materials Part 3: Resistance to radiation, altitude, humidity, baking and simulated climate test Part 1: Solar shading ratio determination method This part is the part of GB/15137 5/T51 especially adopts ISO3 Automobile safety driving certification test method (English version) for high temperature, humidity, baking and simulated climate test. This part has the following differences in requirements for fuel materials: 1. The requirements for the flame arc in the simulated gas test have been cancelled; 2. The requirements for the test report description in the simulated climate test have been cancelled; 3. This part replaces G/T 517.3-19, which is later than B/T 5137.3-19. In order to maintain the uniformity of the test regulations, this part does not have any technical changes except for the description of the test report in the original standard. This part was proposed by the former National Building Materials Safety Technical Committee of the National Automobile Standardization Committee; 4. The main drafting units of this part are the Institute of Building Materials Science and Technology and the Institute of Glass Fiber. The main drafters of this part are: Wang Wen, a scholar from the military. The technical part replaced by the standard is changed to: GH5137.31985.GB/T 1H,H-.35.1 Specification for automobile safety glass test methods GB/1 5137.3-2002 Part 3: Test methods for resistance to sunlight, high temperature, humidity, combustion and simulated climate test BT51S7, this part is applicable to automobile safety glass (hereinafter referred to as safety glass), and also includes various types of glass and glass combined with other materials. It does not include active glass materials: 2 Normative reference standards The clauses in the following documents become the clauses of this part through reference in this part. For documents with a reference date of 1 month, all subsequent versions (excluding errors or revisions) shall apply to the contents of this part. However, all parties that have reached an agreement based on this part are encouraged to use the latest version of these documents. For documents that are not in the same period, the latest version can be applied to the content part. [T5157.122 Test method for performance of automotive safety glass (1S0) 3737: 1999.M0) T1.22C02 Semi-optical safety glass for automotive safety (8, MO )B%4:0 Combustion characteristics of automotive interior materials 3 Combustion conditions Special tests should be carried out under the following conditions: a) Environment: 20℃15 ) Gas.8,80X10P~1,0X10°P Condensation 4~% 4 Test application conditions For the full range of British purple type, if the test results can be used as the basis for the detailed performance, all tests specified in this product must be carried out. 5 Light resistance test 5.1 Test day In order to determine whether the safety glass will show obvious changes and decrease in radiation protection ratio after a certain period of exposure, 5.2 Installation 5.2.1 Irradiation light source Non-table British mid-point mercury hot vapor fluorescent lamp, the lamp housing must be self-contained. The nominal dimensions of the lamp are 3 mm long, 5 mm wide, 3 mm wide, and 5 mm wide. The ratio is w+0. Any other source of illumination equivalent to the lamp specified above may be used. To check the efficiency of the used light source, the method is to determine the energy of the radiation within the range of 1 nm to 33 nm. Other wavelengths are filtered out with suitable filters. Therefore, filters should be added when using alternative light sources. For safety reasons not related to this test, it is necessary to retest the test. 5.2.2 Power transformer and capacitor It can provide a minimum starting peak voltage of 1 V and a working voltage of 0 V ± V for the arc lamp. 31 GB/T 5137.3 -2002 5.2.3 Specimen fixing and rotating device The specimen shall be rotated radially at a speed of 1in-5=min to ensure uniformity. 5.3 Specimen f:76 mX800 5.2 Test procedure Determine the visible light transmittance of three test pieces of test film according to B151-2 (M2). Protect a portion of each sample so that it is not exposed to the light. Place the sample on a table 23 mm away from the lamp and make its length parallel to the lamp. During the test, scan the sample carefully at the temperature of three lamps. One side of the lamp should face outwards. After the irradiation time is 5.5 Expression of results Compare the transmittance of the sample before and after irradiation: The change is expressed in convexity scores. Color change assessment: Compare the difference between the irradiated area and the blocked area or delineate the three original coordinate systems of the sample before and after the irradiation. The International Committee of Technical Protection stipulates that the transmittance of each irradiated area should be 6 hours. 6.1 Test Purpose Evaluate the appearance quality of the product after a certain period of time. 6.2 Test Procedure www.bzxz.net Three test pieces of 30mm x 10mm are heated for 100-2000℃, and then cooled to room temperature naturally. The surface of each sample is not machine-cut. The sample can be vertically put into boiling water. Pay attention to avoid heat shock. 6.3 Results Observe the gas cell discoloration and other defects produced in the test. Any cracks or defects that may occur within 15mm or 11mm are not machine-cut. If the cracks at the sample point are extended to the liquid consumption test range, the sample should be replaced with a test sample. 7 Humidity resistance test. 1 Test purpose: To determine whether the sample can withstand the effects of atmospheric condensation for a certain period of time. 7.2 Test procedure: Place the sample point in a closed container with a size of 500m×3m for 3 weeks. Keep the container temperature at 50℃ for 2 weeks and the relative humidity at 5%. Under the above conditions, no condensation should occur on the sample surface. If the sample surface is not tested during the test, leave an appropriate limit between the cracks to prevent condensation from dripping onto the test sample on the top of the container board and wall. The test sample should be made of finished products. The edge of the sample should be sufficient to cover the edge of the product. 7.3 Result Expression Appearance change of the sample before and after the test Material loss 5 coupons: Reduction of visible light transmittance according to B5%72--2 specification. 32 If necessary, evaluation shall be carried out 4 months after completion of the test: CB/T 5137.3-2002 The change of the sample should be evaluated. When evaluating, the change within 1mm of the edge or 15Im of the scale shall not be considered. 8 Olefin burning resistance test 8.1 Test purpose Determine the state of the sieve under the action of the flame. 8.2 Test method The method of GH84101 shall be followed. 8.3 Results Calculation of combustion efficiency 9 Simulated climate test 9.1 Test purpose To determine whether the safety glass products made of plastic can withstand the simulated climate conditions. 9.2 Equipment : The test equipment adopts a long-term lamp as the light source, and is equipped with an appropriate light source. The light source is: 1) The test equipment can be changed according to the following conditions: 2) Blackboard humidity; 3) Or the number of test cycles in the test box: 4) This equipment is manufactured in a way that will not pollute the test water! The blue degree should be measured on the surface of the sample and controlled according to the requirements. The total UV level energy or (J/m1\) is calculated as the main test basis. 9.3 Test sample Test sample size 39mmX1oomm (interval 6.mm~8mt and 7mu×9009.4 Test procedure 9.4.1 According to the original (5137.2-2002) current determination time each piece 9.4.2 Each sample should be equal to an empty vehicle. 9.4.3 The irradiance of the auxiliary light source should not exceed 10%. 9.4.3.2 Regularly clean the filter with detergent and water. Replace the negative lamp regularly. In general, 4.3.3 In the environment where the noise level is high, the indoor The temperature should be controlled by circulating air to ensure a constant temperature. The blackboard temperature indicator should be 7 ± 3 °C. The blackboard temperature meter should be installed on the test bench. The reading should be the hottest value. 4.3.4 The temperature should be within the range of 50 + 5%. 9.4.3.5 The solid content of the test material should be less than 1 ton. No water residue or sediment that may affect the test scene should be left on the sample: 9.4.3.6 The H value of the water solution should be between 1.0~1.0, and the conductivity should be less than 5 S/m. 9.4.4 Sufficient water should be applied to the sample surface in the form of mist and the surface should be wet. The water should be sprayed directly onto the test surface. The circulation time should be allowed to be 33 hours. The sample should be sprayed or not wetted. 5137.3—2002 9.4.5 The sample should be illuminated at the center of the sample ring to ensure uniform illumination. The test batches should be placed on the sample rack to ensure uniform temperature distribution. The sample surface should be placed in the indoor environment. However, the reflected light from the room seat is not allowed to reach the back of the sample. If necessary, the sample can be placed in the back to block such reflection without affecting the free circulation of air on the sample surface. 9.4.6 The sample installation should be able to maintain continuous illumination and intermittent spraying. The single light bottle should not be damaged in a 2h cycle. 102min and spray light for 1Rmir 9.4. Test results-Required cleaning of the sample, remove the residue on the sample surface according to the method recommended by its manufacturer, 9.5 Result judgment 9.5.1 Evaluate the following conditions of the sample after the test by observing the appearance quality: h) Color: d) Dehydration 9.5.2 Determine its anti-abrasion transmittance according to the provisions of GH/75137.1-2.012 and G/T5137.2-2002. 9.6 Results Record the appearance quality of the sample after the test and compare it with the appearance quality of the sample before the test, and submit a report on the changes in the transmittance and resistance of the sample after the test. Tip: This standard content only shows part of the intercepted content of the complete standard. If you need the complete standard, please go to the top to download the complete standard document for free.