BS EN 10274:1999 - Metallic materials. Drop weight tear test
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BS EN 10274:1999

Metallic materials. Drop weight tear test

Status : Confirmed, Current   Published : September 1999

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This European Standard specifies the drop weight tear test for meatallic materials and includes a method for assessing the fracture appearance of ferritic steels. Assessment can also be based on the energy absorbed in fracturing the test piece, particularly for materials other than ferritic steels.




Standard NumberBS EN 10274:1999
TitleMetallic materials. Drop weight tear test
StatusConfirmed, Current
Publication Date15 September 1999
Confirm Date03 December 2020
Normative References(Required to achieve compliance to this standard)No other standards are normatively referenced
Informative References(Provided for Information)No other standards are informatively referenced
International RelationshipsEN 10274:1999
Draft Superseded By96/709737 DC
DescriptorsTesting conditions, Dimensional tolerances, Tear tests, Mechanical testing, Fracture, Ferritic steels, Thickness, Visual inspection (testing), Metals, Mechanical behaviour of materials, Drop tests, Specimen preparation, Impact testing, Bibliography, Test specimens, Steels
ICS77.040.10
Title in FrenchMateriaux metalliques. Essai de chute de masse
Title in GermanMetallische Werkstoffe. Fallgewichtsversuch
CommitteeISE/101/1
ISBN0 580 32638 1
PublisherBSI
FormatA4
DeliveryYes
Pages12
File Size156 KB
Price£112.00


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