ASTM D378
TensileStandard test methods for rubber (elastomeric) conveyor and transmission belting — tension testing.
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Standard test methods for rubber (elastomeric) conveyor and transmission belting — tension testing.
Textile carcass conveyor belts for bulk materials — grades and mechanical acceptance values (tested per ISO 283 / ISO 252).
Steel cord conveyor belts — dimensions and requirements.
Steel cord conveyor belts — adhesion strength of splice joints.
Rubber/plastics covered conveyor belts of textile construction for general use — acceptance requirements.
Indian Standard — general-purpose rubber conveyor belts; tensile, elongation and adhesion requirements.
Conveyor belts — determination of strength of mechanical fastenings (static test).
Rubber- or plastics-coated fabrics (belt carcass materials) — tensile strength and elongation.
Steel cord conveyor belts — design, dimensions and mechanical requirements for general-purpose belts.
Light conveyor belts — determination of relaxed elastic modulus.
Conveyor belts — adhesion between constitutive elements (ply-to-ply and cover-to-ply, tested as peel on UTM).
Textile conveyor belts — full-thickness tensile strength, elongation at break and elongation at reference load.
Conveyor belts — method for determination of tear propagation resistance of textile belts.
Narrow V-belts for automotive industry — fatigue and static tension verification.
Troughability of conveyor belts — flexibility companion test performed on a dedicated rig.
Steel cord conveyor belts — longitudinal traction: elongation measurement and tensile strength of cords.
Steel cord conveyor belts — cord-to-coating adhesion test (initial and after thermal treatment).
Steel cord conveyor belts — adhesion strength of splice joints.
Conveyor belts — determination of elastic and permanent elongation and calculation of elastic modulus (cyclic loading).
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