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10.8 Stripping Evaluation<br />

10.8.1 At the conclusion of the last conditioning cycle, remove the specimen from<br />

the environmental chamber. Remove the membrane from the specimen and place it in a<br />

diametral position between two bearing plates of a loading jack on a mechanical or hydraulic<br />

testing machine.<br />

10.8.2 Apply a load sufficient to induce a vertical crack in the specimen.<br />

10.8.3 Remove the test specimen and pull the two halves apart. Estimate the<br />

percentage of stripping that has occurred by making a relative comparison to the standard<br />

patterns of stripping shown in figure 6.<br />

11. CALCULATIONS<br />

11.1 Calculate the following:<br />

11.1.1 Cross Sectional Area (m2):<br />

A---<br />

_rd 2<br />

40,000 (1)<br />

where<br />

d = Average diameter of the test specimen, in cm<br />

_r = 3.14159<br />

11.2 After conducting the air permeability testing outlined in section 10.2, calculate<br />

the following:<br />

11.2.1 Coefficient of Permeability of Air Flow (cm/s):<br />

where<br />

ka = 1.7937 × 10-8qL<br />

AP (2)<br />

ka = Coefficient of permeability for air flow, in cm/s<br />

q = Flow rate of air at mean pressure across specimen, in cm3/min<br />

L = Average height of the test specimen, in mm<br />

AP = Pressure difference across the specimen, mm Hg<br />

11.3 For the last five load cycles applied as specified in section section 10.3,<br />

calculate the following:<br />

NOTE 11.--The ECS software should automatically make the computations described in sections 11.3, 11.4,<br />

and 11.6.1.<br />

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