CGSB 148 1 NO 2-M85-CAN CGSB-1985 Methodes D-Essai Pour Geotextiles Et Geomembranes Masse Surfacique《每单位面积的土工织物和膜的测试方法》.pdf

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1、METHODS OF TESTING METHODES DESSAI POUR GEOTEXTILES AND GEOTEXTILES ET GEOMEMBRANES C6OMEMBRANES MASS PER UNIT AREA MASSE SURFACIQUE r Copyright Canadian General Standards Board Provided by IHS under license with CGSBNot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-

2、 - CGSB CAN/CGSB-i48 *.L*N0.2-M85 * 1874654 0034899 Ob5 CAN/CGSB-148.1 NoJNO 2-M85 NATIONAL NORME STANDARD NATIONALE OFCANADA DUCANADA . METHODS OF TESTING MAETHODES DESSAI POUR GEOTEXTILES AND GeOTEXTILES ET GEOMEMBRANES GEOMEMBRANES MASS PER UNIT AREA MASSE SURFACIQUE Prepared bylPrpare par Canadi

3、an General Standards Board lOffice des normes gnrales du Canada 00- Published December 1985 by the Canadian General Standards Board Approved bylApprouve par le Standards Council of Canada Conseil canadien des normes Publie, dcembre 1985, par lOffice des normes gnrales du Canada OMinistre des Approvi

4、sionnements et Services Canada - 1985 Aucune partie de cette publication ne peut tre reproduite daucune manidre sans la permission pralable de lditeur. C -A ,i Copyright Canadian General Standards Board Provided by IHS under license with CGSBNot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted with

5、out license from IHS-,-,-CGSB CAN/CGSB-148 *-1*N0-2-M85 * W 1874654 0014900 607 The CANADIAN GENERAL STANDARDS BOARD (CCSB), under whose auspices this standard has been developed is a government agency within the Federal Department of Supply and Services. The CCSB is engaged in the production of vol

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13、icular purpose. Many tests required by CGSB standards are inherently hazard- ous. The CGSB neither assumes nor accepts any responsibility for any injury or damage that may occur during or as the result of tests, wherever performed. The CCSB takes no position respecting the validity of any patent rig

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20、s 350, rue Sparks Ottawa, Ontario KiR M Copyright Canadian General Standards Board Provided by IHS under license with CGSBNot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-CGSB CAN/CGSB=14 *-1*N0.2-M5 1874654 0014902 4T CANADIAN GENERAL STANDARDS BOARD OFFICE DES NOR

21、MES GhI&ALES DU CANADA COMMITWE ON G OTEXTILES AND GEOMEMBRANES COMITE DES G l? OTEXTiLES ET GEOMEMBRANES (Membershie at date of approval) (Composition a. la date dapprobation) ecole Polytechnique Rollin, Dr A.L. Chairman/Prsident National Research Council of Canada/Building Research Ontario Researc

22、h Foundation Matriaux Techniques Ct Inc. Ontario Hydro Ministre des Transports, Qubec Quebec Hydro DuPont Canada Inc. Polymer International (N.S.) Ltd. Nova Scotia Department of Transportation Terrafix Filter Fabrics Inc. DuPont Canada Inc. University of Guelph Royal Military College Universit Laval

23、 Geotrol International Ontario Ministry of Transpor- tation and Communications Department of Transport C. Mirza Engineering Inc. National Research Council of Canada/Chemistry Dominion Textile Inc. Tex-El Inc. Socit dhergie de la Baie James City of Calgary University of Western Ontario The Trow Group

24、 Ltd. University of Alberta, Civil Crown Zellerbach Paper Co. Ltd. Celanese Canada Inc. DuPont Canada Inc. Vale-Harmon Enterprises Ltd. Nilex Geotechnical Products Inc. Department of Public Works EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. Engineering CAN/CGSB- i 48.1 .w- - Bozozk, Dr M. Cashmore, Dr P. Ct, M.

25、J. Cragg, C.B.H. Dallaire, G. Dascal, O. Eadie, W .R. Ellis, A.L. Gervais, F.A. Hewitt, D. Irwin, M.J. Ir.win, Dr R .W . Jarrett, Dr P.M. King, Dr M. Klassen, E. Korgemagi, P. Lackey, B. Mirza, C. Mitton, M.T. Miss/Mll e Moldvar, P. Morin, J. Par, J. Rodier, C.E. Rowe, Dr R.K. Sarafinchin, M. Scott,

26、 Dr J.D. Shand, S. Schweitzer, J. Turnbull, W. Vale, H.J. van Woudenberg, W. Vogan, R.W. Wallace, R.B. Ecole Polytechnique Conseil national de recherches du Ontario Research Foundation Matriaux Techniques Ct Inc. H ydro-Ontario Ministre des Transports, Qubec H y dro-Qubec DuPont Canada Inc. Polymer

27、International (N.S.) Ltd. Nova Scotia Department of Transportation Terrafix Filter Fabrics Inc. DuPont Canada Inc. Universit de Guelph Royal Military College universit Lavai Geotrol International Ministre des Transports et. Ministre des Transports C. Mirza Engineering Inc. Conseil national de recher

28、ches du Canada/Chimie Dominion Textile Inc. Tex-El Inc. Socit dhergie de la Baie James Ville de Calgary Universit Western Ontario The Trow Group Ltd, Universit de lAlberta, Gnie Crown Zellerbach Paper Co. Ltd. Celanese Canada Inc. DuPont Canada Inc. Vale-Harmon Enterprises Ltd. Nilex Ceotechnical Pr

29、oducts Inc. Ministre des Travaux publics EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. Canada/Recherches en btiment Communications de lOntario civil No./No 2485 .A I q. Copyright Canadian General Standards Board Provided by IHS under license with CGSBNot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without

30、license from IHS-,-,-CGSB CAN/CGSB-14B *.L*N0.2-N85 * M 1874654 0014903 31b = University of Alberta, Textiles CN Rail (The Railway Association Whitten, Mrs. M. Worth, A.W. Uaversit de lAlberta, Analyses CN Rail (LAssociation des chemins Analysis des textiles of Canada) Canadian General Standards Dod

31、d, W .B. de fer du Canada) Office des normes gnrales du v Board Secretarylsecrtaire Canada Acknowledgement is made for the French translation of this National Standard of Canada by the Translation Bureau of the Department of the Secretary of State. Nous remercions le Bureau des traductions du Secrta

32、riat dgtat de la traduction franaise de la prsente Norme nationale du Canada. , No./No 2-MS5 .ce - C AN/CGSE 148.1 Copyright Canadian General Standards Board Provided by IHS under license with CGSBNot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-METHODS OF TESTING G

33、EOTEXTILES AND CEOMEMBRANES MeHODES DESSAI POUR CEOTEXTILES ET GbMEMBRANES . Mass per Unit Area o= Ottawa Canada K1A 1G6 Masse surfauque 1. 1.1 2. 2.1 .3. 3.1 3.2 CAN/CCSE 148.1 NoJNo 2-M 85 4. 4. 4.2 PURPOSE AND SCOPE This method is intended for the de- termination of the mass per unit area of geot

34、extile fabrics, It is primarily for use in the laboratory. PRINCIPLE Specimens of known dimensions are taken from the fabric and their masses determined. APPARATUS A rigid scale graduated in milli- metres, or a metal die for cutting specimens of a known area of not less than 20 cm2. A balance capabl

35、e of determining the mass of the specimen or specimens with an accuracy of 2 0.5% of the reading. TEST SPECIMEN Unless otherwise specified, samples may be tested as received (Note 1). Specimen Size. The specifying au- thority should designate the method (par. 4.2.1 or 4.2.2). OBJET La prsente mthode

36、 sert dterminer la masse surfacique des gotextiles. Elle est principalement destine tre em- ploye en laboratoire. PRINCIPE Des spcimens de dimensions connues sont prlevs sur ltoffe et leur masse est dtermine. , , APPAREILLAGE Une rgle rigide, gradue en millimtres, ou un emporte-pice mtallique pour t

37、ailler des spcimens dune-surface con- nue dau moins 20 cm2. Une balance permettant de dterminer la masse dun ou de plusieurs spcimens i 0.5% prs. SPECIMEN DESSAI Sauf indication contraire, les chantil- lons peuvent tre prouv& dans leur tat de reception (remarque i). Dimensions des spcimens. Lautorit

38、 comptente devrait prciser la mthode utiliser (al. 4.2.1 ou 4.2.2). NOTE 1: In cases of dispute, the sample shall be brought to moisture equilibrium in an atmosphere of 20 2 2OC and 65 2 2% relative humidity before testing. REMARQUE 1: En cas de litige? amener lchantillon un tat dquilibre hygro- mtr

39、ique en le plaant, avant lessai, dans une atmosphre de 20 2 2OC et bune humidit relative de 65 2 2%. - Copyright Canadian General Standards Board Provided by IHS under license with CGSBNot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-CGSB CAN/CGSB-148 *-L*N0.2-M85 *

40、 W 1874b54 0034905 199 W 4.2.1 A single large rectangular. test speci- men may be used, provided its least surface dimension is not less than 500 mm. No selvedges shall be in- cluded (Note 2). 4.2.2 Alternatively, a minimum of ten die- cut test specimens may be used, each havin an area of not less t

41、han shall be representative of the whole sample, specimens shall be taken according to CAN/CGSB- 148.1 No. 1-M, Sampling and Preparation of Specimens (Note 2). 20 cm 5 So that the measurements 5. PROCEDURE 5.1 Lay the fabric sample on a flat sur- face, smooth and without tension, and cut the test sp

42、ecimens from it. If rectangular specimens are not to be cut with a die, first carefully outline them on the fabric with pen- cil, ink, tailors chalk, etc. Measure the length and width of such speci- mens with an accuracy of.? 0.5% of the reading. Calculate the area of each specimen (Note 3). NOTE 2:

43、 If the precision with which mass is to be measured is specified, reference should be made to CAN/CGSB-4.2 No. 1-M for proce dures to determine the number of test specimens required. If this is not known, the procedures given in par. 4.2.1 and 4.2.2 above shall be followed. NOTE 3: In testing knitte

44、d fabrics or other fabrics that are readily dis- torted, it is preferable to use die-cut specimens. 2 “- - Un seul grand spcimen rectangulaire peut tre employ pourvu que sa plus petite dimension soit dau moins 500 mm. Le spcimen ne doit comprendre aucune lisire dtoffe (remarque 2). On peut galement

45、se servir dun mini- mum de dix spcimens dessai taills a lemporte-pice, chacun prsentant un minimum de 20 cm2 de surface. Pour sassurer que les mesures sont reprsen- tatives de lensemble de lchantillon, les spcimens doivent &re prlevs conf or- mment a CAN/CGSB-148.1 NO 1-M, Echantillonnage et prparat

46、ion des sp& cimens (remarque 2). MODE OP&ATOIRE . haler l%chantillon sans ltirer, sur une surface unie et lisse, puis dcouper les spcimens dessai. , Les spcimens rectangulaires qui ne sont pas taills lemporte-pice doivent tre dlimits au pralable sur ltoffe, au crayon, lencre ou la craie, etc. Me- su

47、rer leur longueur et leur largeur 2 0.5% prs, puis calculer la surface de chaque spcimen (remarque 3). REMARQUE 2: Si le degr de prcision avec leque! la masse doit &re dtermi- ne est precis, se reporter a CAN/CCSB-4.2 NO I-M pour dterminer le nombre de spcimens requis. Autre- ment, procder comme lin

48、diquent les al. 4.2.1 et 4.2.2 ci-dessus. REMARQUE 3: Pour les essais des - toffes tricotes ou autres toffes facile- ment dformables, il est prfrable que les spcimens soient dcoups Item- port e-pice. Copyright Canadian General Standards Board Provided by IHS under license with CGSBNot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-5.3 5.4 Determine the mass of the specimen or specimens with an accuracy of f: 0.5% of the reading. Where ten die- cut specimens