\ers Ltd, Latest version as of 20/04/2009 16:17. Not to be distributed/networked. For multi-user access go to ‘www. bsigroup.comilicense © British Standards Institution Bought by Alicja Bogdanowicz, Andrews Fasten’ BS EN ISO 898-1:2009 180 898-1:2009(E) b) machined tet pieces made from studs: = 3mm < d< 38mm; — thread length 62 1 — thread length ofthe stud (metal) end by > 1 a — ‘total length f > 6 +2 r+ 2 (as indicated in Figure 6) to determine 4; — ‘total length > 4 dp +2 r+ 2d (as indicated in Figure 6) to determine 2 ©) property ck 928 4.6, 56, 8.8, 9.8, 10:9 and 12.9/12.9, NOTE Machined test pieces made from bolls end scrows can also be made from fasteners which, due to their ‘geometry, have reduced loadabity. proved thatthe head is stronger than the cross-sectional area, S,, of he test piece, Sand also of fasteners with untieaded shark diameter d,< da (8ee 8.2, Fasteners in property classes 4.8, 5.8 and 6.8 (work-hardened fasteners) shall be tensile tested full-size, see 9.3. 97.3 Apparatus ‘The tensile testing machine shall be in accordance with !SO 7500-1. Side thrust on the avoided, e.. by self-aligning grips. stener shall be 974 Testing device “The grips andthe adaptors shat be as follows: — hardness of 45 HRC min; — hoe diameter, dy according to Table 18; _— thread tolerance cass ofthe intemally threaded adaptr(s) according to Table 14 9.7.5 Machined test places ‘The test piece shall be machined from the fastener as received. The test piece shown in Figure 6 shall be used for the tensile test “The diameter of the machined test piece shall be do 3 mm. ‘When machining the test pieces of quenched and tempered fasteners with nominal diameter d > 16 mm the duction of the original clameter, d, shall not exceed 25 % (about 44 % of the inital cross-sectional area). For test pieces made from stud, bth ends shall have a thread length of micimum 1 d. J 97.6 Test procedure ‘The tensile test shall be carried out in accordance with ISO 6892-1. The speed of testing, as determined with a free running cross head, shall not exceed 10 mm/min up to the load at lower yield strength, Ray, or the load at the stress at 0,2 % non-proportional elongation, yg 2, and 25 mmimin beyond. ‘The tensile test shall be continued until fracture occurs. ‘Measure the uitimate tensile load, Fry. 36 (©180 2000 Al ghsresoned‘Andrews Fasteners Ltd. Latest version as of 30/04/2009 16:17. Not to be distributed/networked. For multi-user access go to Bought by Alicia Bogdanowicz, \wwnw.bsigroup. comlicense © British Standards Institution BS EN ISO 898-1:2009 180 898-1:2009() tal length & shes ‘iamelar of machined test piece (do < ds min but, whenever possibi thvead length (6 >) ‘1g. siginal gauge length of machined test pice Key nominal thread diameter 4 > — for determination of elongation: Lg = 8d oF (5,65. for determination of reducton of area: Ly Sd D> it nears legth must 1, lengh of ataight portion of machined tst piece (Ly * d) he 1, toallengtn of machined test place (F,* 2+ 8) se Above Zraxser0l. 5, cose seconal area of machined tes piece before tensile test 7 7 fillet radius (+ = 4mm) ae ott could de seet Figure 6 — Machined test piece fortensile test ere yletel — srongith, redveti 877 Test results 9.774 Method a. mt6x20 ‘The following properties shall be determined in accordance with ISO 6892-1 fr Mib min sate longh i eet = AKI xCt 2Kb Fin aga 2 Jomm b) lower yield strangth, Ray, or stress at 0,2 % non-proportional elongation, Ryo; 7” Mx 7° cool not 1) percentage elongation after fracture, providing that Lis at least 5d, do gel test arch, legato , reductin where bys the final gauge length of machined test piece (see ISO 8882-1) 4) percentage reduction of area after fracture, providing that Lis atleast 3 dy where 5, isthe cross-sectional area of machined test piece after fracture (6180 2009 A ih recored 37