ISO 20152-1:2010
Timber structures — Bond performance of adhesives — Part 1: Basic requirements
ISO 20152-1:2010 specifies the basic performance requirements for adhesives used to bond structural timber components. These requirements depend upon the service conditions according to Service Classes 1, 2 and 3, defined therein.
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Scope
Normative references
Terms and definitions
Application
Requirements
Adhesive details, mixing and application
Anti-fungal properties
Acid damage to wood fibre
Shear strength and wood failure
General
Method A (block shear)
General
Shear strength requirements
Wood failure
Interpretation of results
Method B (tension shear)
Delamination resistance
General
Method A
Requirements for hardwoods
Service Class 3
Service Classes 1 and 2
Requirements for softwoods — Service Classes 1, 2 and 3
Method B
Creep resistance
General
Method A
Method B
Sample preparation and test methods
Anti-fungal properties
Acid damage to wood fibre
Specimen requirements
Evaluation on hardwoods
Evaluation on softwoods
Wood-specific gravity
Wood moisture content
Shear test and wood failure assessment
Method A — Block shear
Preparation of test assemblies
Preparation of test specimens
Test conditions
General
Dry test
Vacuum-pressure test for Service Class 3
Vacuum-pressure test for Service Classes 1 and 2
Boil–dry-freeze test for Service Class 3
Boil–dry-freeze test for Service Classes 1 and 2
Test procedure
Loading rate and measurements
Wood failure assessment
Method B — Tension shear
Delamination resistance test
Method A
General
Preparation of wood materials
Bonding of test assemblies
Preparation of test specimens
Delamination cycle
Method B
Creep resistance test
Method A
General
Preparation of test assemblies
Preparation of test specimens
Conditioning of test specimens
Test procedure
Interpretation of results
Method B
Adhesive sample
Rejection
Reporting
General
Product description
Specimen preparation and testing
General
Block shear test results for each test condition
Creep test
Test results
General
Block shear test
Delamination test results
Creep test results
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Scope
Normative references
Terms and definitions
Application
Requirements
Adhesive details, mixing and application
Anti-fungal properties
Acid damage to wood fibre
Shear strength and wood failure
General
Method A (block shear)
General
Shear strength requirements
Wood failure
Interpretation of results
Method B (tension shear)
Delamination resistance
General
Method A
Requirements for hardwoods
Service Class 3
Service Classes 1 and 2
Requirements for softwoods — Service Classes 1, 2 and 3
Method B
Creep resistance
General
Method A
Method B
Sample preparation and test methods
Anti-fungal properties
Acid damage to wood fibre
Specimen requirements
Evaluation on hardwoods
Evaluation on softwoods
Wood-specific gravity
Wood moisture content
Shear test and wood failure assessment
Method A — Block shear
Preparation of test assemblies
Preparation of test specimens
Test conditions
General
Dry test
Vacuum-pressure test for Service Class 3
Vacuum-pressure test for Service Classes 1 and 2
Boil–dry-freeze test for Service Class 3
Boil–dry-freeze test for Service Classes 1 and 2
Test procedure
Loading rate and measurements
Wood failure assessment
Method B — Tension shear
Delamination resistance test
Method A
General
Preparation of wood materials
Bonding of test assemblies
Preparation of test specimens
Delamination cycle
Method B
Creep resistance test
Method A
General
Preparation of test assemblies
Preparation of test specimens
Conditioning of test specimens
Test procedure
Interpretation of results
Method B
Adhesive sample
Rejection
Reporting
General
Product description
Specimen preparation and testing
General
Block shear test results for each test condition
Creep test
Test results
General
Block shear test
Delamination test results
Creep test results