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Offshore Standard DNV-<strong>OS</strong>-<strong>C501</strong>, November 2013<br />

Sec.5 Materials – sandwich structures – Page 94<br />

Table 5-10 Requirements for individual material to be part of representative data<br />

(Continued)<br />

Constituent core material(s):<br />

Requirements to group measurements from different sandwich<br />

cores<br />

Process parameters to be given with exposure time:<br />

Laminator (company)<br />

Processing method<br />

Processing temperature<br />

Processing pressure<br />

Process atmosphere (e.g. vacuum)<br />

Curing temperature<br />

Post curing (temperature and time)<br />

Density of sandwich structures<br />

Not relevant<br />

Same for all tests*<br />

Same for all tests*<br />

Same for all tests*<br />

Same for all tests*<br />

Same for all tests*<br />

Same for all tests*<br />

Same for all tests*<br />

Conditioning parameters:<br />

Temperature<br />

Water content of the core (wet, dry)<br />

Chemical environment<br />

Loading rate<br />

Same for all tests*<br />

Same for all tests*<br />

Same for all tests*<br />

Same for all tests*<br />

Number of specimens:<br />

* a wider range may be chosen if data are the minimum of a wide variety of products.<br />

8.6 Qualification against representative data<br />

8.6.1 A product may be qualified against representative data if certain requirements are met for cores and<br />

adhesives.<br />

8.6.2 Similarity is described here for core materials and core adhesives. Skin laminates shall be treated like<br />

laminates described in Sec.4 [8]. For testing of core properties the skin properties are usually not relevant.<br />

8.6.3 Cores may be considered to be similar, if:<br />

— the core is of the same generic type, e.g. cross-linked PVC, PUR, end-grained balsa, etc.<br />

— the cell structure is the same<br />

— the raw materials to produce the core are the same<br />

— manufacturer and trade name may be different<br />

σ ∧<br />

— the shear strength xc core linear and compressive characteristic strength (<br />

similarity requirements given in [8.7]<br />

1t<br />

fibre and 1c<br />

fibre) fulfil the<br />

— the shear and compressive modulus is within 5% of the reference core.<br />

8.6.4 Cores may be considered to be similar for a certain property, if:<br />

Reported individually for all properties<br />

— the core is of the same generic type, e.g. cross-linked PVC, PUR, end-grained balsa, etc.<br />

— the cell structure is similar<br />

— the raw materials to produce the core are the same<br />

— manufacturer and trade name may be different<br />

— the shear strength xc core linear and compressive characteristic strength ( 1t<br />

fibre and 1c<br />

fibre) fulfil the<br />

similarity requirements given in [8.7] after corrections for the density change have been made according to<br />

[6.3]<br />

— the shear and compressive modulus is within 5% of the reference core after corrections for the density<br />

change have been made according to [6.3].<br />

σ ∧<br />

8.6.5 A core adhesive can be considered to be similar, if the adhesive is of the same generic type, e.g.<br />

vinylester, epoxy, and if its strain to failure is not less than the reference adhesive.<br />

8.6.6 If the above basic similarity requirements are met, individual static sandwich structure properties shall<br />

be qualified as described in Table 5-11. Some properties can be based directly on represented data or an<br />

equation to modify them is given. Other properties shall be confirmed by experiment (see [8.7]-[8.9]).<br />

8.6.7 Instead of confirming all material parameters individually component testing may be used to qualify an<br />

analysis, as described in Sec.4 [8.11].<br />

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