GSO ISO 10066:2015
ISO 10066:1991
Gulf Standard
Current Edition
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Approved on
03 September 2015
Flexible cellular polymeric materials -- Determination of creep in compression
GSO ISO 10066:2015 Files
English
3 Pages
Current Edition
Reference Language
OMR
20.31
GSO ISO 10066:2015 Scope
This International Standard describes the procedure for determining the creep of a flexible cellular polymeric material when compressed by a static force, intended primarily for quality assurance in packaging applications.
NOTE 1 The test may also be used to obtain design data. For example, a material that shows excessive creep is not likely to be selected for the manufacture of cushions to support packaged items because of the possibility of slippage during storage. The amount of creep and safe static stress that can be allowed depends on cushion thickness, package life and storage conditions.
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