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1、* flIL-L-50927A (Y) 13 777970b O438673 5 M I INCH-POUND I MIL-L-50429A (AR) 24 May 1990 SUP ERS ED I NG AMENDMENT 3 Amendment 4 8 October 1975 MILITARY SPECIFICATION LAMINATE, ACETAL AND CLOTH (FOR USE WITH 81MM AMMUNITION) This Amendment forms a part of Military Specification MIL-L-50429A (MU), dat

2、ed 31 October 1972, and is approved for use within the U.S. Army Armament, Munitions and Chemical Command, and is available for use by all Departments and Agencies of the Department of Defense. PAGE 2 3.2: Add the following to Table I: Properties Requirements Test Methods “Delamination Strength 1/8

3、lb, min. 4.4.7 Adhesive Weight acrylic-acetal laminate) (applicable to 0.27 oz/sq yd, 4.4.8 or 4.4.9 max. (alternate method) Adhesive Weight (ap- 0.32 oz/sq yd, 4.4.8 or 4.4.9 plicable to acrylic- max. (alternate acetal laminate when method)“ used in the M483Al/M509Al /M718Al/M741Al/M692/M731 or oth

4、er art i llery round ) 3.2: Delete Basis Weight (applicable to silk-acetal laminate)“ and substitute “Gross Weight (silk-acetal laminate).“ 3.2: Delete “Basis Weight (applicable to acrylic-acetal laminate) - 3.5 02s. per sq. yd., max“ and substitute “Gross Weight (acrylic-acetal laminate) - 3.4 02s.

5、 per sq. yd., max.“ * 3.2: Delete: AMSC N/A ProDerties Requirements Test Methods “Roll width (Charge A Bag) 2.375 t .O63 inches 4.4.3 Roll width (Charge B Bag) 2.750 - .O63 inches 4.4.3“ 1 of 6 FSC 1395 DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT A. Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited. Provided by IHS

6、Not for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-MIL-L-50427A (4) 13 W 7777906 0438674 7 MI L-L-5 O 4 2 9A ( AR) Amendment 4 PAGE 2 * Add the following paragraph: “3.2.1 Width, As specified by the contract or purchase order, when tested as specified in 4.4.3.“ PAGE

7、3 3.6: Delete “Bailistic Comparison Test where it appears and substitute “Residue Test. 3.7: 4.2.2.1, first sentence: Delete “in accordance with 4.2.2.2.“ 4.2.2.1, second sentence: Delete “shall consist of one lot“ and substitute “shall be selected from one lot.“ Delete “Samplesw and substitute “Fir

8、st article samples,“ PAGE 5 4.3: Delete in its entirety and substitute the following: “4.3 Sampling Plans. 4.3.1 Applicable to Gross Weight (acrylic-acetal laminate) and Adhesive Weight (acrylic-acetal laminate). See paragraph 3.2, width and five rolls of Charge B Bag width shall be randomly selecte

9、d from each lot. each Charge A Bag width roll and each Charge B Bag width roll. from the middle of each roll. requirements shall be determined after averaging the results of the four samples per each laminate roll, roll to comply with the requirements shall cause rejection of the entire .lot. A grou

10、p of five rolls of Charge A Bag Pour samples shall be taken from Compliance with the weight Samples shall be selected, one from each end and two Failure of any 4.3.2 Applicable to all other requirements. See Section 3 REQUIREMENTS. and five rolls of Charge B Bag width shall be randomly selected from

11、 each lot. roll, tested and inspected for compliance with the require- ments of this specification. as specified in ASTM Designation D618. vidual sample to conform to the requirements of this speci- fication shall cause rejection of the entire lot.“ A group of five rolls of Charge A Bag width A samp

12、le shall be removed from each Failure of any indi- The sample shall be conditioned 2 Provided by IHSNot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-MIL-L-50427A (4) 13 W 9977906 043b75 9 W MIL-L-50429A (AR) Amendment 4 44.5: Delete in its entirety and substitute th

13、e following: “4.4.5 Residue Test, Special defect (see 6.3). This test shall be conducted at a Government proving ground utilizing 81mm, 374A2 mortar rounds containing propellant increment- bags manufactured according to drawings 9233368, 9233369, 9233370 and 9233371. Test rounds shall be assembled w

14、ith propellant increments made from the first article laminate material sample. Reference rounds shall be assembled with propellant increments selected from an acceptable lot at the time of first article testing. Test rounds and reference rounds shall be assembled utilizing the same metal parts comp

15、onent lots. All rounds shall be fired at an elevation of 800 mils, from an 81mm mortar tube (3.207 inches max.) for which the round is standard, at a rate of 12 rounds per minute. The firing sequence shall be in accordance with Table II. The mortar tube shall be cooled between the firing of each gro

16、up. in addition, the tube shall be dry swabbed and elevation checked between the firing of each group. Observance shall be made for hangups. The first article sample will be considered acceptable if no hangups occur. It will then be unnecessary to test the reference rounds. However, if a hangup occu

17、rs, it shall be determined if it was caused by residue from the propellant increment bag. Mortar tube elevation shall be checked. A hangup caused by residue will constitute rejection of the first article sample. In this event, the reference rounds will be tested without delay at that charge zone in

18、which the hangup occurred and in the same mortar tube after dry swabbing of the tube. All of the first article test rounds (300 total) shall be tested. TABLE II Silk/Acetal Acryiic/Acetal zone zone 1 2 3 2 4 2 5 2 6 7 8 9 1 2 6 3 6 4 6 5 6 7 8 9 Test Rounds 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 Refere

19、nce Rounds 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 - 25 25“ 3 Provided by IHSNot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-MIL-L-50429A (4) 13 B 9999906 0438696 O B MIL-L-50429A (AR) Amendment 4 PAGE 6 Add the following paragraph: *4.4,7 Delamination strength, Major defect

20、. Samples chosen in accordance with paragraph 4.3 shall be one inch wide and twelve inches long. One end of each sample shall be manually delaminated. The delamination strength shall be determined in accordance with ASTM Designation 11882, Method A of Standard Methods of Test for Tensile Properties

21、of Thin Plastic Sheeting. The sample shall be mounted in the test machine so that the tabs of the laminated end will be pulled in a direction 180 degrees apart from each other. The rate of separation of the jaws shall be 12 inches per minute. Failure to comply with the requirements as specified in p

22、aragraph 3.2 shall be cause for rejecting the laminate lot,“ Add the following paragraph: “4.4.8 Adhesive Weight, Major defect, A 5 inch by 9 inch specimen shall b e cut from each laminate sample selected in accordance with paragraph 4.3. The sample shall then be accurately weighed to + ,001 gram. W

23、eighing can be accomplished utilizing-a tared 30 ml fritted glass extraction crucible (tall form of coarse porosity). This same crucible (containing the laminate sample) shall then be placed in an extractor (Roweg, Soxhlet or equivalent). Approxinately 80 ml of toluene shall be poured into a 125 ml

24、tared Erlenmeyer extraction flask with a standard taper joint 24/40. Then, this extraction flask shall be fitted to the bottom of the extractor. The top of the extractor shall be attached to a condenser (Allihn type or equivalent). Heat shall be applied to the bottom of the extraction flask containi

25、ng the toluene. This can be accomplished by means of an electric hot plate (Extraction Heater) which is temperature controlled. Adjust the temperature so that the solvent (toluene and adhesive) drips from the condenser at the rate of two to three drops per second. Extraction shall continue for 6 hou

26、rs. When extraction is completed, the extraction flask, containing the toluene and extracts, shall be disconnected from the extraction apparatus, Flask should contain approximately 80 ml of toluene solution. Any lesser amount indicates that the apparatus had a leak during extraction. This makes it n

27、ecessary to conduct this test again. An air hose should be placed in the toluene solution 4 Provided by IHSNot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-MIL-L-50427A (4) 13 = 7777706 0438697 2 W MIL-L-50429A (AR) Amendment 4 PAGE 6 through which dry air shall be

28、forced which will evaporate the toluene from the extract. This should continue until the odor of toluene can no longer be detected. The flask should then be placed in a vacuum desiccator over sulphuric acid (or calcium sulfate). The flask and contents shall be weighed every two hours until the chang

29、e in weight at these intervals does not exceed two milligrams. The gain in weight of the flask is the adhesive weight. The laminate material remaining in the 30 ml extraction crucible shall be air dried until the order of toluene is no longer detected. The crucible shall then be placed in the vacuum

30、 desiccator for four hours minimum. The weight of this material plus the adhesive weight must equal the original laminate material weight within two percent,“ Add the following paragraph: 4.4.9 Adhesive Weight (alternate method), Major defect. A 2 inch X 4 inch specimen shall be cut from each lamina

31、ted sample selected in-accordance with paragraph 4.3, The sample shall be accurately weighed to + .O002 gram, The sample shall then be immersed in 250 ml of-methylene chloride (reagent grade) for one minute. The methylene chloride shall be used for not more than five (5) different laminate samples.

32、The sample shall be withdrawn and separated into the acetal and cloth materials. Both cloth and acetal shall be wiped clean and allowed to dry for five (5) minutes. The immersing, wiping and drying shall be repeated enought time to assure a weight variation no greater than t .O005 grams. The weight

33、of the adhesive shall then be determined.” PAGE 7 Add the following paragraphs: “6.3 Special defects. 6.3.1 Definition. A special defect is a defect that judgement and experience indicate could, depending on the degree of variance from the design requirement, result in hazardous or unsafe conditions

34、 for individuals using, maintaining or depending upon the product. 5 Provided by IHSNot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-MIL-L-50429A (AR) Amendment 4 PAGE 7 6.3.2 Disposition. Upon investigation and analysis, of lots exhibiting special defects, by the r

35、esponsible technical activity, a recommendation of acceptance or rejection shall be made to Director of Quality Assurance, U,S. Army Armament Command. Final acceptance of such lots on waiver shall be made only by the Director of Quality Assurance, U.S. Army Armament Command.“ The margins of this ame

36、ndment are marked with an asterisk or vertical line to indicate where changes (additions, modifications, corrections, deletions) from the previous amendment were made. This was done as a convenience only and the Government assumes no liability whatsoever for any inaccuracies in these notations. Bidd

37、ers and contractors are cautioned to evaluate the requirements of this document based on the entire content irrespective of the marginal notations and relationship to the last previous amendment. custodian: Army-AR Preparing activity: Army-AR i 1. 0. (Project 1395-259) 6 Provided by IHSNot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-