FORD ESB-M99G102-B-2012 PLASTISOL COATING ACOUSTICAL SOUND BARRIER TO BE USED WITH FORD WSS-M99P1111-A .pdf

1、 ENGINEERING MATERIAL SPECIFICATION Date Action Revisions Rev 03 2012 05 07 N Status No usage or replacement N. Benipal,NA 2006 09 18 Revised Inserted 3.0; Deleted 3.1, 3.15, 3.18, 3.19, 3.20 & 4 1963 11 20 Released Released ESB-M99G102-A OSI 474 Controlled document at www.MATS Copyright 2012, Ford

2、Global Technologies, LLC Page 1 of 3 PLASTISOL COATING, ACOUSTICAL SOUND BARRIER ESB-M99G102-B NOT TO BE USED FOR NEW DESIGN 1. SCOPE The material defined by this specification is plastisol compound that imparts sound barrier properties when applied to batt type insulation material. 2. APPLICATION T

3、his specification was released originally for material used on molded and flat dash insulator assemblies. 3. REQUIREMENTS Material specification requirements are to be used for initial qualification of materials. 3.0 STANDARD REQUIREMENTS FOR PRODUCTION MATERIALS Material suppliers and part producer

4、s must conform to the Companys Standard Requirements For Production Materials (WSS-M99P1111-A). 3.2 APPEARANCE The acoustical coating as received on the reclaimed underlay shall be uniformly smooth in appearance, without the presence of blisters or deep recesses. There shall be no breaks in the cont

5、inuous film that would permit any exposure of the underlay material. 3.3 COLOR Black 3.4 FOGGING (FLTM BO 116-02) Light transmission 75 - 100 (with no colored deposits) Note: Exudation resulting in running liquid, heavy beads and/or droplets or a continuous film deposit on the surface of the plate a

6、re not desired and shall be reported along with numerical results but shall not be cause for rejection. 3.5 COLOR STABILITY 120 h (SAE J1885) No more evidence of fading than the master sample retained in BEPE. 3.6 FLEXIBILITY 3.6.1 No evidence of cracking of the acoustical coating when tested as rec

7、eived at 23 +/- 2 C. 3.6.2 No evidence of cracking of the acoustical coating when tested after conditioning the material for 16 h at -23 +/- 1 C. ENGINEERING MATERIAL SPECIFICATION ESB-M99G102-B Copyright 2012, Ford Global Technologies, LLC Page 2 of 3 3.6.3 No evidence of cracking of the acoustical

8、 coating when tested after aging for 72 h at 70 +/- 1 C and then conditioning for 16 h at -23 +/- 1 C. Test Method: Cut 50 x 150 mm samples from flat areas. Strip the acoustical coating from the underlay leaving as little underlay as possible. Bend the samples 180 around a 6.4 mm mandrel for all of

9、the above tests. 3.7 SOLVENT RESISTANCE Shall not become tacky or show any appreciable coating removal when lightly wiped with a white cloth wet with solvent, M-14J148 (light petroleum naphtha). 3.8 HUMIDITY RESISTANCE No evidence of crazing, cracking loss of adhesion nor objectionable odor produced

10、 when a sample of acoustical coating attached to the underlay material is exposed to 95 - 100% relative humidity and 38 +/- 1 C for 5 days. 3.9 HEAT RESISTANCE Shall not flow or show adhesion failure from the underlay material when exposed for 2 hours at 88 +/- 1 C. There shall be no tackiness devel

11、oped to the extent that any color is transferred to white paper toweling. 3.10 ODOR Not objectionable in the “as received“ condition or after the acoustical coating has been exposed in a closed glass container for 2 h at 102 +/- 3 C. The odor level shall not exceed that of the master sample retained

12、 by BEPE. 3.11 STAIN RESISTANCE TO PRODUCTION CARPET 3.11.1 No contact nor migration staining. Test Method: 50 x 50 mm sample of light colored carpet, pile side up, is placed in a Petri dish and saturated with water. Place a 50 x 50 mm sample of dash insulator with the acoustical coating against the

13、 carpet surface with weight over it. Allow the fixture to stand for 4 h and then examine carpet for staining. Repeat Steps 1, 2, and 3 using M-14J148 (petroleum naphtha) instead of water. 3.11.2 No contact nor migration staining Test Method: Place a 50 x 50 mm sample of dash insulator with acoustica

14、l coating against the surface of a 50 x 50 mm sample of light colored carpet, pile side up, in a Petri dish with a 0.45 kg weight over it. Allow fixture to stand in a mechanical convection oven maintained at 70 +/- 1 C for 72 h. Cool to 23 +/- 1 C and examine carpet for staining. 3.12 TENSILE STRENG

15、TH OF ACOUSTICAL COATING, min 414 kPa (ASTM D 412, Die “A“) 3.12.1 Elongation, min 25% ENGINEERING MATERIAL SPECIFICATION ESB-M99G102-B Copyright 2012, Ford Global Technologies, LLC Page 3 of 3 3.13 TEAR STRENGTH OF ACOUSTICAL COATING, min 3.5 kN/m (ASTM D 624, Die “C“) 3.14 HARDNESS DUROMETER “A“ 5

16、5 +/- 5 (ASTM D 676) Note: Preparation of Samples for 3.12, 3.13, 3.14: 25 mm width samples are carefully stripped of the underlay material by hand. These 25 mm strips are carefully abraded with a rubber grinding wheel (ASTM D 15) until a smooth surface is obtained free from imbedded fibers before d

17、ie cutting samples for tensile, tear and durometer. 3.15 SCRATCH TEST No tearing of the acoustical coating or a significant contrasting permanent scratch mark developed when the testing device as described in FLTM BN 008-06 is drawn once over a flat 150 mm minimum area of the “as received“ sample wi

18、th the underlay intact. 3.16 SOUND TRANSMISSION, max 90 db Note: Acceptance of this acoustical coating for sound efficiency shall be based on a 2.44 kg + 5%/m2 acoustical coating weight applied to a 25 mm thick, 0.947 kg/m2, reclaimed fiber batt, when tested by the Electrical Engineering Department,

19、 Engineering Staff. 3.17 ESB-M99G102-B FLAMMABILITY 3.17.1 Flammability In order to comply with Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 302, the materials, portions of components, and composites shall not burn, or transmit a flame across its surface, at a rate of more than 101 mm per minute. To de

20、monstrate compliance, the sample size and method of testing shall be in accordance with FLTM BN 024-02. 3.17.2 Performance - Environmental Aging All materials, portions of components, and composites defined by this specification that have not been treated, modified or reformulated and exceed a maxim

21、um burn rate of 76 mm per minute as specified by the Flammability Lot Sampling Plan of FLTM BN 024-02, must be evaluated for permanency of the materials flame retardant properties per ESB-M25P3-A according to the accelerated environmental aging requirements applicable to the basic material category

22、of this particular specification. Any material, portions of components, and composites defined by this specification that have been treated, modified or reformulated to conform to Flammability Lot Sampling Plan of FLTM BN 024-02, regardless of maximum burn rate, must be evaluated for both permanency

23、 of materials flame retardant properties and changes in mechanical, chemical and physical properties per ESB-M25P3-A applicable to the basic materials category of this particular specification. 3.17.3 Flammability Test Program Materials, portions of components, and composites governed by this specification must also comply with the requirements of ES-D3AB-11014-AA.