Trang 1 STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS FOR COTTON RUBBER-LINED FIRE HOSE FOR PRIVATE FIRE DEPARTMENT USE.. These specifications apply to cotton rubber-lined hose for Covered.. a The jacket or
Trang 1STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS
FOR COTTON RUBBER-LINED FIRE HOSE FOR PRIVATE
FIRE DEPARTMENT USE
Serial Designation: D 14-23
These specifications are issued under the fixed designation D 14; the final number indicates the year of original adoption as standard, or in the case of revision, the year of last revision
ADOPTED, 1915; RESUBMITTED AS TENTATIVE, 1921; ADOPTED IN AMENDED
FoRM, 1923
Material 1 These specifications apply to cotton rubber-lined hose for
Covered private use for fire protection purposes They cover the following
sizes: 1!-in single and double-jacketed; 2-in single and double jacketed; 2!-in single, double and triple-jacketed; 3-in double and triple-jacketed; 3~-in double and triple-jacketed
I MANUFACTURE
cotton 2 (a) The jacket or jackets shall be well, evenly and firmly
.Fabric made from good cotton, as free from unsightly defects, dirt, knots,
lumps and irregularities of twist as is consistent with good
(b) The cotton jackets shall be seamless and have the fillers woven around the hose throughout its length and the warps inter-woven with and covering the :fillers Where more than one jacket
is prescribed, they may be separate or interwoven
Rubber 3 (a) The lining shall be made a properly vulcanized rubber
Lining compound which will comply with all of the tests specified in Section 8
It shall consist of not less than three calendered sheets in one solid body and shall be lap-jointed with the lap as small and neat as is consistent with good results
(b) The lining shall be smooth and practically free from pitting and other imperfections and from corrugations
(c) The lining shall be of uniform thickness and not less than the lower limit nor more than the upper limit given in item (b) of Table I, exclusive of the backing
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(d) The backing, if used, shall not exceed 0.028 in in thickness
It need not be of the same composition as the rubber lining, but the
adhesion between the rubber lining and the cotton jacket shall comply
with the test specified in Section 9
4 The hose shall be flexible and easily coiled Flexibility
5 The character of the workmanship shall be such as is incident
TABLE I
-Size and Number of Jaoketo
Single Double Single Double Single Double Triple Double Triple Double Triple
- - - · - - - -- -
-(a) Prescribed internal
di-1! 1!
ameter, in
(b) Thiokneas rubber lining,
in 0.040 0.049 0.049 0.049 0.058 0.058 0.058 0.058 0.058 0.072 0.072
to to to to to to to to to to to 0.065 0.065 0.065 0.065 0.072 0.072 0.072 0.072 0.072 0.095 0.095 (c) Test pressure on every
length, lb per sq in 300 400 300 400 300 400 400 400 400 400 400
(d) Bursting test pressure
(3-f~ samples) lb per
500 600 500 600 500 600 600 600 600 600 600
sq m
(e) Kink tea~ pressure, lb
250 300 250 300 250 300 300 250 250 250 250 per sq m
(f) ElongatiOn, per cent 13 9 13 9 13 9 9 9 9 9 9
(o) Twist, deg per ft 50 29 50 29 25 15 15 15 1& 15 15
(h) Rise, in 7 none 7 none 4 none none none none none none
(i) Weight, min., lb 21 29 40
Weight, max., lb 42 58 86 113 115 135
(j) Test pressure marking,
300 400 300 400 400 400 400 400 400
lb per sq in 300 400
II PHYSICAL PROPERTIES AND TESTS
6 The tests necessary to determine the physical properties which Standard
are prescribed in the following sections shall be made in accordance Methods
with the Standard Methods of Testing Rubber Products (Serial
Designation: D 15) of the American Society for Testing Materials
7 A sample not less than 8 in in length shall be taken from each Sampling
lot of 500 ft of hose or less for the tests specified in Sections 8 and 9
All test specimens shall be cut transversely from the sample
8 (a) The tensile strength shall be not less than 1600 lb per Tests of
sq in when tested one month or less from date of final vulcanization, R1uung .u~ber
and not less than 1200 lb per sq in when tested more than one
month but not over one year from date of final vulcanization
(b) The tensile strength after subjection to a dry heat of 158° F
(70° C.) ±2° F (1.1 ° C.) for a period of four successive days of 24
hours each shall be not less than 900 lb per sq in This test shall
be made within three months from date of final vulcanization
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Hydrostatic
Pressure
Tests
Elongation
Twisting
Warping
Methods
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(c) The elongation when rupture occurs in making the tension test (Paragraph (a) ) shall be such that the original 2-in gage length shall stret<;:h to not less than 12 in., when tested one month or less from date of final vulcanization, and not less than 10 in when tested more than one month but not over one year from date of final vul-canization
(d) The permanent elongation or set following a stretch from 2
to 10 in shall not exceed 25 per cent when tested one month or less from date of vulcanization When tested more than one month but not over one year from date of final vulcanization, it shall not exceed
25 per cent following a stretch from 2 to 8 in
9 The adhesion between the lining and the cotton jacket shall
be such that the rate of separation of the lining from the jacket shall
be riot greater than one inch per minute with a weight of 12 lb
10 (a) Each length of hose shall be subjected to the hydrostatic pressure specified in item (c) of Table I for five seconds without leaking in the hose or at the couplings or breaking any threads in the jacket
(b) A 3-ft sample in every lot of 3000 ft of hose or less shall, while lying either straight or curved to a radius of 27 in., withstand without failure the hydrostatic pressure specified in item (d) of Table I
(c) One full length in every lot of 500 ft of hose or less shall, while kinked, withstand without failure the hydrostatic pressure specified in item (e) of Table I applied for five seconds
11 The elongation of the hose when tested as prescribed in Section 10 (a) shall not exceed the percentage of the length measured under a pressure of 10 lb per sq in which is specified in item (f) of Table I
12 When tested as prescribed in Section 10 (a), the hose shall not twist more than the amount given in item (g) of Table I The twisting shall be in the direction which will tighten rather than loosen the couplings
13 When subjected to the test prescri]?ed in Section 10 (a), the hose shall not rise more than the distances specified in item (h) of Table I, from the level of the test table or test floor or warp more than
20 in from a straight line drawn from center to center of the couplings
III CHEMICAL PROPER TIES AND TESTS
14 The chemical tests required by the following chemical require-ments shall be made in accordance with the Standard Methods of Testing Rubber Products (Serial Designation: D 15) of the American Society for Testing Materials
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15 Samples shall be taken both as regards number and location Sampling
at the discretion of the inspector
16 (a) In the analysis of the rubber lining, the acetone extract Analysis
shall not exceed 4 per cent; the alcoholic potash extract shall not ~~n~:.ber exceed I! per cent; the chloroform extract shall not exceed 2 per
cent; the ash shall be not less than SO per cent nor more than 57 per
cent; the total sulfur (excluding barytes) shall not exceed 4 per cent;
and the free sulfur shall not exceed li per cent All percentages
shall be by weight of the total compound
(b) The sum total of the results of the tests of the rubber lining
for acetone extract, alcoholic potash extract, chloroform extract, ash
and total sulfur (exclusive of barytes) shall not exceed 67 per cent
by weight of the total compound
IV DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHTS
17 The hose shall have an internal diameter of not less than Diameter
the diameter ordered and shall be furnished in lengths averaging 50 ft :~<k~:~.gth
18 The weight of each 50-ft length of hose complete with Weight
couplings shall be in acyordance with the amount specified in item (i) of Hose
of Table I
19 Couplings shall be of the type ordered but unless otherwise Type
specified, they shall conform to Sections 20 to 25, inclusive, and
20 The couplings shall be made, finished and fitted in a work-
Workman-manlike manner throughout The inside diameter throughout the sD~ip antd
couplmgs shall be not less than the nommal mside diameter of the hose
to which they are connected
21 The couplings shall be of the expansion-ring pattern, of ample Type and
strength, and of the best form to resist the stress of expanding the Dimensions
binding ring in the coupling, and shall have a tail part sufficiently
long to extend l in beyond the end of the expansion ring The ring
shall be at least Ii in in length
22 The couplings shall be made of an alloy of copper, tin and Chemical
zinc (and lead if desired) of the following proportions: Composition
Copper • not under 83 per cent
Tin • • • : • " " 5 "
Zinc " over 7
Lead • •.•.•• • " " 3 ·~
23 The weight of complete couplings, including male and Weight
female ends, swivel, and the expansion rings, shall be not less than
the values specified in Table II
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Washer
Thread
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24 (a) The swivels of the couplings shall be provided with rubber gaskets of the same quality as the rubber lining, at least Is in thick, and accurately fitted
(b) The couplings shall have, inside each expansion ring, a rubber
washer at least Is in in thickness and with inside diameter not less than that of the coupling
(c) The inside diameter of the gasket and the washers when in position in the couplings shall be not less than the inside diameter of the hose to which the coupling is attached
25 Wherever practicable and not otherwise specified, the thread shall be the "National Standard Fire Hose Thread" of the National Fire Protection Association
TABLE !I.-WEIGHT OF CbUPLINGS
WEIGHT, COMPLETE, LB
OF HOSE, IN JACKET ]ACKET ]ACKET,
2 2.5 3.0 2! 4.0 5.0
3~ 12.0 14.0
Attachment 26 The couplings shall be attached to the hose in a
workman-of Couplings like manner without cutting the lining or rupturing the cotton jacket
They shall withstand the hydrostatic pressure tests described in Section 10 (a) without the use of tape or rubber tissue as a filler
VI MARKING
Hose, 27 Beginning at a point approximately 4 ft from the couplings,
each 50-ft length of hose shall be stenciled at two places in black indelible letters 1 in high with the legend "A.S.T.M Specifications," the name of the manufacturer, the month and year of manufacture, and the words "Tested at -··- lb.," the pressure stated to be that given in item (j ) of Table I
couplings 28 Both male and female couplings shall be stamped with the
name of the manufacturer and the month and year of manufacture in letters and figures not less than i in high
VII INSPECTION AND REJECTION
Inspection 29 (a) The manufacturer shaH notify the purchaser sufficiently
in advalnce of the completion of the hose to permit of arrangement for inspection
(b) The manufacturer shall afford the inspector representing the purchaser, without charge, all reasonable facilities to satisfy him that
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the hose is being furnished in accordance with these specifications
All tests and inspection shall be made at the place of manufacture
prior to shipment, unless otherwise specified, and shall be so
con-ducted as not to interfere unnecessarily with the operation of the
works
(c) The purchaser may make the tests to govern the acceptance
or rejection of the hose in his own laboratory or elsewhere Such
tests, however, shall be made at the expense of the purchaser
30 (a) Each length of hose that fails in the tests specified in ReJection
Sections 10 (a), 11, 12, or 13, or any other requirement of these
speci-fications shall be rejected
(b) In the case of failure to pass any one of the tests specified in
Sections 8, 9; 10 (b) or 10 (c), the entire lot of hose represented by
the sample, or samples subjected to these tests shall be rejected
31 Samples of rejected hose shall be preserved for two weeks Rehearing,
from the date of test report In case of dissatisfaction with the
results of the tests, the manufacturer may make claim for a rehearing
within that