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BS 5F 100:1991

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Superseded

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Procedure for inspection and testing of textiles for aerospace purposes

Available format(s)

Hardcopy , PDF

Superseded date

15-05-1998

Superseded by

BS 6F 100:1998

Language(s)

English

Published date

28-06-1991

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Foreword
Committees responsible
Section 1. General
1. Scope
2. Information to be supplied by the purchaser
3. Definitions
4. Certification
5. Sampling and testing
6. Conditioning
7. Maintenance of identity
8. Final marking
Section 2. Quality requirements
9. Manufacture
10. Dyed textiles
11. Flammability, smoke density, toxic gas emission
     and heat release
12. Dimensions and tolerances
13. Freedom from corrosive impurities
14. Freedom from microbiological growth
15. Freedom from faults
16. Freedom from corrosive action
Section 3. Physical tests
17. Determination of the number of threads, wales or
     courses per unit length in fabrics, and total hole
     count for plain (bobbin) netting
18. Mass and mass variation across the width
19. Breaking strength and extension under force
20. Bursting strength
21. Tearing strength
22. Dimensional changes by cold water immersion
23. Dimensional stability on heating
24. Water repellency
25. Sheath slackness and core looping of braided cordage
26. Plaits per unit length in braided cordage
27. Turns per unit length in cordage (lay length)
28. Diameter of ropes
29. Air permeability of parachute fabrics
30. Flexibility of fabrics
31. Doping properties
32. Flammability tests
33. Air porosity of coated fabrics
34. Effect of twisting on air porosity of coated fabrics
35. Waterproofness of coated fabrics
36. Reflecting power of aluminium facing
37. Hydrogen permeability
38. Lateral leakage
39. Ply adhesion
40. Adhesion of surface coating
41. Tape adhesion
Section 4. Chemical tests
42. Introduction
43. Conductivity of aqueous extract
44. pH value of aqueous extract
45. Water extractable matter
46. Water soluble chloride
47. Water soluble sulphate
48. Traces of iron and copper
49. Solvent soluble matter
50. Residual alkali solubility
51. Size content of starch sized fabric
52. Detection of silicone in fabrics
53. Determination of the silicon content of fabrics
54. Corrosion test
Appendices
A. Faults, methods of marking and acceptance limits
B. Marking media for textiles
C. Determination of water repellency of fabrics
Tables
1. Normal sampling frequency
2. Marking
3. Dye fastness
4. Width tolerances of narrow fabrics
5. Faults and repairs for braided cordage
6. Faults and repairs for laid cordage
Figures
1. Determination of total hole count
2. Example of selection of breaking strength test
     specimens
3. Bursting strength apparatus
4. Specimen for tearing strength test (tongue tear
     method)
5. Marking diagram for dimensional stability tests
6. Thread loop and tensioning weight suspended on
     testing frame
7. Measurement of diameter of rope
8. Apparatus for air permeability test of parachute
     fabrics
9. Test frame for doped fabric
10. Cabinet for vertical strip flammability test
11. Cabinet for horizontal strip flammability test
12. Permeameter for air porosity, waterproofness and
     lateral leakage testing of coated fabrics
13. Apparatus for determination of hydrogen permeability
14. Preparation of specimen for annular cut edge leakage
     test
15. Preparation of specimen for cut edge and surface
     leakage test
16. Apparatus for adhesion test
17. Design of corrosion test chamber
18. Method of suspending panel in test solution
19. Visual comparison of wet specimens

Includes inspection requirements, test methods and acceptance limits for knitted fabrics, and criteria to minimize degradation by marking media.

Committee
ACE/65
DevelopmentNote
Supersedes BS 4F100(1982), 90/82024 DC and 90/70000 DC. (04/2007)
DocumentType
Standard
Pages
60
PublisherName
British Standards Institution
Status
Superseded
SupersededBy
Supersedes

BS 3F 114:1995 Specification for 80 g/m<sup>2</sup> cotton madapolam fabric
BS 4F 124:1996 Specification for woven nylon 6.6 narrow fabrics for aerospace purposes (nominally 940 dtex yarns)
BS 4F 123:1996 Woven nylon narrow fabrics for aerospace purposes (nominally 235 dtex yarns)
BS 2F 135:1992 Specification for braided nylon cord with unspecified dimensional stability for aerospace purposes
BS 4F 33:1961 Specification for flexible cotton rope for aeronautical purposes
BS F 136:1989 Specification for pigmented chlorosulphonated polyethylene rubber-coated nylon fabric (190 g/m<sup>2</sup>) for aerospace purposes
BS 3F 116:1995 Specification for mercerized cotton fabric
BS 4F 120:1993 Specification for continuous filament nylon sewing threads for aerospace purposes
BS F 137:1989 Specification for warp knitted cotton polishing and polish application cloths for aircraft transparencies
BS F 142:1995 Specification for hydrolysis resistant, thermoplastic polyether polyurethane elastomer-coated nylon fabric for aerospace purposes
BS 3F 121:1995 Specification for metallic slide fasteners for aerospace purposes
BS F 151:1991 Specification for shuttleless woven cotton webbing for aerospace purposes
BS F 138:1991 Specification for polyester plain (bobbin) netting suitable for aerospace purposes
BS F 143:1993 Specification for para-aramid braided cords for aerospace purposes
BS 5F 49:1991 Specification for shuttle woven cotton webbing for aerospace purposes
BS 2F 127:1991 Specification for nylon fabrics suitable for coating with natural or synthetic elastomers for aerospace purposes
BS 9F 1:1992 Specification for 140 g/m<sup>2</sup> linen (flax) fabric and serrated edge strip for aerospace purposes
BS 2F 128:1992 Specification for cotton webbing suitable for aerospace purposes (warp yarn nominally R 310 tex)

BS 6337-3:1983 General methods of chemical analysis Method for determination of iron content (1,10-phenanthroline spectrophotometric method)
BS 3424-7:1982 Testing coated fabrics Method 9. Method for determination of coating adhesion strength

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