1、FORM 36 Version 4.3 Draft for Public Comment DPC no.: 99/714525DC I Head office 389 Chiswick High Road London W4 4AL Telephone: 020 8996 9000 Fax: O20 8996 7400 www. bsi .org . u k Date: 30/09/99 Latest date for receipt of comments: end of December 1999 Project no.: 1998/02502 Responsible committee:
2、 ACE125 Rubber and elastomeric materials for aerospace purposes Interested committees: Draft: AECMA prEN 2751 Title: Aerospace series - Storage conditions for rubber products - Requirements for storage, cleaning and maintenance WARNING: THIS IS A DRAFT AND MUST NOT BE REGARDED OR USED AS A BRITISH S
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19、ociation Europeene des Constructeurs de Materiel Aerospatial Provided by IHS under license with AECMANot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-F? P o e N Ln b a 4 3 o o a n c - N O Ln N s cn m 7 o C o o u tn c c, E“ E O o O c O tn tn a 3 tn ic .I .I E 8 s (CI
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21、king permitted without license from IHS-,-,-Copyright Association Europeene des Constructeurs de Materiel Aerospatial Provided by IHS under license with AECMANot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,- prEN 2751 DRAFT e: AECMA taition: 3eptemDer STUDY: C 7 DRA
22、FT N“: 7 STAGE: 16-1 Ref.: Superseding Ref. : ENGLISH VERSION Aerospace series Storage conditions for rubber products Requirements for storage, cleaning and maintenance Srie arospatiale Conditions de stockage des produits a base dlastomres Exigences au niveau du stockage, du nettoyage et de lentreti
23、en Luft- und Raumfahrt Lagerungsbedingungen fr Erzeugnisse aus Elastomeren Anforderungen an die Lagerung, Reinigung und Wartung Master document: u en 0 fr de Sponsor: THE EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION OF AEROSPACE INDUSTRIES - STANDARDIZATION Gulledelle 94, B-1200 Bruxelles, Tel.: (+32) 27 75 81 10, Fax: (+3
24、2) 27 75 81 11 Copyright Association Europeene des Constructeurs de Materiel Aerospatial Provided by IHS under license with AECMANot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-Page 2 prEN 2751 : 1996 Contents 1 Field of application 2 General 3 Storage warehouse 4
25、Storage and handling 5 Cleaning and maintenance Copyright Association Europeene des Constructeurs de Materiel Aerospatial Provided by IHS under license with AECMANot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-Page 3 prEN 2751 : 1996 1 Field of application 1.1 This
26、 standard applies to products made of rubbers and elastomers both im pure form and mixed with other materials. 1.2 The requirements specified in clauses 3 and 4 apply primarily to long-term storage (generally exceeding 6 months). For short-term storage (not exceeding 6 months), for example in produc
27、tion and distribution warehouses with continuous flow of materiais, this standard applies analogously with the exception of the general requirements relating to the warehouse given in clause 3 and paragraph 3.1, provided that the appearance and the properties of the rubber products are not adversely
28、 affected. 2 General The majority of rubber products show signs of deterioration in their physical properties when stored in unsuitable conditions or when handled in a manner which does not comply with the accepted practice. This may result in a reduction of their service life and they may become un
29、useable, e.g. through excessive hardening, softening, permanent deformation, as well as flaking, cracking or other surface defects. The deterioration may be caused by oxygen, ozone, heat, light, humidity, solvents or by storage under stress. Suitably stored and handled rubber products remain practic
30、ally unchanged over a long period (several years) as far as their properties are concerned. 3 Storage warehouse The storage warehouse shall be cool, dry, dust-free and moderately ventilated. A weather protected storage in the open is not permitted. 3.1 Temperature The storage temperature of the rubb
31、er products depends on the product to be stored and the rubber base used. Rubber products shall not be stored below O OC or above +20 OC. Higher and lower temperatures are permissible for short periods only. Rubber products exposed to lower temperatures during storage and in transit may stiffen. The
32、se rubber products shall be conditioned at temperatures of +20 OC or above for an adequate period before installation or subsequent treatment. To avoid moisture condensing on the rubber product it should remain packed. 3.2 Heating When stored in heated warehouses rubber products shall be protected f
33、rom the source of heat. The distance between heating source and product shall be at least 1 m. HZLF (ID13 .F/Q/B) Copyright Association Europeene des Constructeurs de Materiel Aerospatial Provided by IHS under license with AECMANot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license fr
34、om IHS-,-,-Page 4 prEN 275 1 : 1996 3.3 Humidity Storage in damp warehouses shall be avoided. Care shall be taken to avoid condensation. A relative humidity of less than 70 % is most favorable, which should, however, not fall below 45 %. 3.4 Light Rubber products shall be protected from light, in pa
35、rticular from direct exposure to sunlight and strong artificial light containing a high proportion of ultra violet radiation. For this reason, warehouse windows shall be provided with a red or orange (definitely not blue) protective coat. 3.5 Oxygen and ozone Rubber products shall be protected again
36、st air circulation by storage in air-tight containers or by some other suitable means. Since ozone is particularly deleterious, warehouses shall not contain any stationary equipment producing ozone, such as electric motors or other equipment which may produce sparks or electric discharges. Combustio
37、n gases and vapours which, as a result of photo-chemical processes, may lead to the formation of ozone, shall be avoided. 3.6 Miscellaneous Solvents, fuels, lubricants, chemicals, acids, disinfectants, sealing compounds, etc. shall not be stored together with rubber products in the same warehouse. 4
38、 Storage and handling 4.1 General Care shall be taken that products are stored in a stress-free condition, .e. without tension, pressure, or other deformation since stress may cause permanent deformation as well as the formation or cracks. Non-ferrous metals, especially copper and manganese, have an
39、 adverse effect on rubber products. Therefore, rubber products shall not be stored in contact with non-ferrous metals, but protected by packing or coating with a suitable material e.g. anti-static films, paper, polyethylene or polyamide bags. Plasticized films shall not be used for packaging. If rub
40、ber products are powdered, the powder shall not contain any ingredients adversely affecting the rubber products. Materials suitable for powdering are French chalk, prepared chalk, fine grain mica powder and rice starch. Contact between vulcanized products of different compositions shall be avoided.
41、Rubber products shall be stored for as short a period as possible. Rubber products shall be issued on the basis of the first in first out. 4.2 Tyres Tyres shall be stored in warehouses as per clause 3 according to paragraphs 4.2.1 and 4.2.2. H 2 LF D13. FIQIB) i Copyright Association Europeene des C
42、onstructeurs de Materiel Aerospatial Provided by IHS under license with AECMANot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-Page 5 prEN 2751 : 1996 4.2.1 For long periods of storage tyres shall be stored vertically, in one layer, on racks, at least 1 O cm from the
43、 ground. To avoid deformation, tyres should be rotated once per month. 4.2.2 For short-term storage (not exceeding 4 weeks) tyres shall be stacked horizontally one above the other on wooden slats, the stacks not exceeding 1,20 m in height. For storage longer than 4 weeks, restacking is necessary. 4.
44、3 Flexible containers 4.3.1 Storage Flexible containers made of rubber coated fabric shall only be stored in their original or an identical packing. For this purpose, the metal flanges shall be sealed with a suitable adhesive paper. The container shall be loosely folded in a tubular polyethylene fil
45、m which shall be heat-sealed at both ends. External packaging shall be a solid cardboard box of adequate size and thickness. Boxes of flexible containers may only be stacked to a height such that no package below is damaged. The bearing surface of the cardboard boxes shall be smooth and free from sh
46、arp edges. Containers shall be issued on the basis of the first in first out (see packaging date on the cardboard box). Flexible containers having contained fuel shall be preserved before storing, however 1 O days after emptying at the latest. Preservation shall be performed by coating or spraying t
47、he entire internal surface of the containers with light engine oil. 4.3.2 Handling Flexible containers shall only be transported in their packages on suitable vehicles. The packages shall not be dropped or thrown. After removal from their packaging, the flexible containers shall be checked for damag
48、e. The containers shall not be lifted or moved using the metal flanges. The tools and supports used shall be free from sharp edges. When handling the containers, ambient temperature shall be at least 1 O OC. 4.4 Storage of other rubber products Sheets and strips may be stored either flat or in rolls
49、; when stored flat the whole of their surface shall be supported. Rubber coated fabrics shall be hung, coiled on rollers. Cables and cords shall be stored in coils (but not stacked one upon the other), or hung coiled on rollers or reels. Drive belts shall never be stored on edge (risk of buckling) but as far as possible be hung in rolls from a s
