Process and test specimen for determining the adhesion to glass of interlayers for laminated glass by the tensile shear test
AssigneeHoechst Aktiengesellschaft
InventorKlaus Fabian
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Abstract
Glass laminates used as safety glass consist of several sheets of glass united by adhesive interlayers. The bond strength of such interlayers may be determined in simple manner using a special test specimen by the tensile shear test. The test specimen is parallelipiped-like and the individual sheets thereof are divided each to form an obtuse fracture, the fractures facing the interlayer being staggered. The minimum force required for detaching the interlayer from the individual sheets of the glass laminate is taken as a measure for the bond strength.
Claims4
A process for determining the adhesion to glass of interlayers for laminated glass by the tensile shear test, which comprises subjecting to a tensile strain a substantially parallelepiped-like test specimen consisting of laminated glass, the individual sheets of glass of which are divided to form an obtuse fracture, the edges of the fractures facing the interlayer being staggered, and determining the minimum force required to detach the interlayer from the individual sheets of the glass laminate.
A test specimen for determining the adhesion to glass of interlayers for laminated glass by the tensile shear test, consisting of two rectangular sheets of glass of from 50 to 100 mm length each, of from 5 to 25 mm width each and of from 3 to 10 mm thickness each, said sheets being divided to form an obtuse fracture each and said fractures being arranged vertically to the longitudinal direction of the test specimen and parallel to one another and staggered by a certain distance.
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