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ISO 14272

Resistance welding - Destructive testing of welds - Specimen dimensions and procedure for cross tension testing of resistance spot and embossed projection welds

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Organization: ISO
Publication Date: 1 March 2016
Status: active
Page Count: 18
ICS Code (Welded joints and welds): 25.160.40
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This International Standard specifies specimen dimensions and a testing procedure for the cross tension testing of spot and projection welds in overlapping sheets in any metallic material of thickness 0,5 mm to 3 mm, where the welds have a maximum diameter of 7√t (where t is the sheet thickness in mm).

The object of cross tension testing is to determine the tensile force that the test specimen can sustain.

Document History

ISO 14272
March 1, 2016
Resistance welding - Destructive testing of welds - Specimen dimensions and procedure for cross tension testing of resistance spot and embossed projection welds
This International Standard specifies specimen dimensions and a testing procedure for the cross tension testing of spot and projection welds in overlapping sheets in any metallic material of...
March 1, 2016
Resistance welding - Destructive testing of welds - Specimen dimensions and procedure for cross tension testing of resistance spot and embossed projection welds
This International Standard specifies specimen dimensions and a testing procedure for the cross tension testing of spot and projection welds in overlapping sheets in any metallic material of...
November 1, 2000
Specimen Dimensions and Procedure for Cross Tension Testing Resistance Spot and Embossed Projection Welds
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