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ISO 13086:2022

ISO 13086:2022 Gas cylinders – Information for design of composite cylinders – Part 5: Impact testing of composite cylinders

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Description

This document provides information for the design of composite cylinders related to impact testing and service experience with impact, including:

-    low energy impact, which can result from events that can occur during handling or working around cylinders;

-    high energy impact, which can result from accidents during transportation, or impact by large objects with velocity;

-    drop impact, which can result from handling, where cylinders are dropped or tipped over; and

-    high velocity impact, which can result from high energy impact by a small object, such as gunfire, and demonstrates non-shatterability of the cylinder or tube.

Where appropriate, field experience relevant to testing requirements is provided.

NOTE       Unless otherwise stated, the word “cylinder” refers to both cylinders and tubes.

Edition

1

Published Date

2022-06-08

Status

PUBLISHED

Pages

25

Language Detail Icon

English

Format Secure Icon

Secure PDF

Abstract

This document provides information for the design of composite cylinders related to impact testing and service experience with impact, including:

-    low energy impact, which can result from events that can occur during handling or working around cylinders;

-    high energy impact, which can result from accidents during transportation, or impact by large objects with velocity;

-    drop impact, which can result from handling, where cylinders are dropped or tipped over; and

-    high velocity impact, which can result from high energy impact by a small object, such as gunfire, and demonstrates non-shatterability of the cylinder or tube.

Where appropriate, field experience relevant to testing requirements is provided.

NOTE       Unless otherwise stated, the word “cylinder” refers to both cylinders and tubes.

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