DIN EN 14187-5 PDF Download
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Cold Applied Joint Sealants - Test Methods - Part 5: Determination of the Resistance to Hydrolysis
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The DIN EN 14187-5 standard focuses on test methods for cold applied joint sealants. Specifically, it outlines a method for determining the resistance to hydrolysis of these sealants. Hydrolysis refers to the chemical reaction of a compound with water.
The test method involves subjecting the sealants to treatment at elevated temperature and high humidity conditions. This aims to simulate the harsh exposure that sealants may face in real-world applications. The resistance to hydrolysis is measured based on the ability of the sealants to withstand these conditions without significant degradation or loss of performance.
By determining the resistance to hydrolysis, this standard provides valuable information about the durability and reliability of cold applied joint sealants. The results obtained from this test can be used to assess the suitability of these sealants for various applications, such as sealing joints in construction or transportation infrastructure.
| Descriptors | Cold, Cold application, Construction, Construction materials, Gellings, Holding, Humidity, Hydrolysis, Hydrolytic stability, Joint filling, Joint sealants, Joint sealings, Materials, Properties, Resistance, Road construction, Stress, Test duration, Test pieces, Test temperatures, Testing, Testing conditions, Testing devices, Checking equipment |
| ICS Codes | 93.080.20 - Road construction materials |
| Language(s) | English |
| File Size | 921.6 KB |
