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EVS-EN ISO 3385:2014

Elastsed poorsed polümeermaterjalid. Väsimuse määramine konstantse koormusega tampimisel

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Kehtiv alates 04.08.2014
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ISO 3385:2014; EN ISO 3385:2014
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04.08.2014
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01.01.2000
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ISO 3385:2014 specifies a method for the determination of loss in thickness and loss in hardness of flexible cellular materials intended for use in load-bearing applications such as upholstery. It provides a means of assessing the service performance of flexible cellular materials based on rubber latex or polyurethane used in load-bearing upholstery.
The method is applicable both to standard size test pieces cut from slabstock material and to shaped components. The measured loss in thickness and loss in hardness are related to, but are not necessarily the same as, the losses likely to occur in service.
ISO 3385:2014 is not intended to function as a detailed engineering design specification for fatigue apparatus.

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