DIN EN ISO 11432 PDF Download
Standard EN SampleBuilding and Civil Engineering Sealants - Determination of Resistance to Compression
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The DIN EN ISO 11432 standard focuses on the determination of the resistance to compression of sealants used in building and civil engineering applications. This method is essential in assessing the ability of sealants to withstand pressure and maintain their functionality in various construction scenarios.
The standard provides guidelines for conducting tests that simulate the conditions sealants are subjected to in real-life situations, such as compressive loads caused by structural movements, temperature changes, or exposure to external forces. By carrying out these tests, manufacturers, contractors, and designers can evaluate the performance and durability of different sealants and select the most suitable products for specific applications.
This standard outlines a comprehensive procedure for measuring the resistance of sealants to compression, ensuring consistent and reliable results. The tests involve subjecting the sealant samples to controlled pressure and monitoring their behavior and changes under the specified conditions. The resistance to compression test provides valuable information on the sealant's ability to withstand external forces, preventing water, air, or other substances from infiltrating the joints and compromising the integrity of the construction.
Descriptors | Building sealants, Buildings, Civil engineering, Climatic tests, Compression testing, Construction, Construction materials, Determination, Determination procedures, Dimensions, Joint sealants, Modulus of elasticity, Preconditioning, Pressure resistance, Putty, Resistance, Sealants, Test specimens, Testing, Pretreatment |
ICS Codes | 91.100.50 - Binders. Sealing materials |
Language(s) | English |
File Size | 1.9 MB |