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BS EN 17408:2020 Determination of the flowability and application behaviour of viscoelastic adhesives using the oscillatory rheometry

BS EN 17408:2020

Determination of the flowability and application behaviour of viscoelastic adhesives using the oscillatory rheometry

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Standard number:BS EN 17408:2020
Pages:22
Released:2020-09-15
ISBN:978 0 539 03172 0
Status:Standard
BS EN 17408:2020 - Determination of the Flowability and Application Behaviour of Viscoelastic Adhesives

BS EN 17408:2020 - Determination of the Flowability and Application Behaviour of Viscoelastic Adhesives Using Oscillatory Rheometry

Introducing the BS EN 17408:2020, a comprehensive standard that provides a detailed methodology for determining the flowability and application behaviour of viscoelastic adhesives using oscillatory rheometry. This standard is an essential resource for professionals in the adhesive industry, researchers, and quality assurance teams who are focused on ensuring the optimal performance of viscoelastic adhesives in various applications.

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  • Standard Number: BS EN 17408:2020
  • Pages: 22
  • Release Date: 15th September 2020
  • ISBN: 978 0 539 03172 0
  • Status: Standard

Understanding Viscoelastic Adhesives

Viscoelastic adhesives are a unique class of materials that exhibit both viscous and elastic characteristics when undergoing deformation. These properties make them highly versatile and suitable for a wide range of applications, from industrial manufacturing to consumer products. The ability to accurately measure and predict their flowability and application behaviour is crucial for ensuring their effectiveness and reliability in real-world applications.

Why Oscillatory Rheometry?

Oscillatory rheometry is a powerful technique used to characterize the viscoelastic properties of materials. By applying an oscillatory shear deformation, it provides insights into the material's response, allowing for the determination of critical parameters such as storage modulus, loss modulus, and complex viscosity. This method is particularly advantageous for viscoelastic adhesives as it helps in understanding their behaviour under different stress and strain conditions, which is vital for optimizing their performance in specific applications.

Comprehensive Methodology

The BS EN 17408:2020 standard outlines a detailed methodology for conducting oscillatory rheometry tests on viscoelastic adhesives. It provides step-by-step guidance on sample preparation, test conditions, and data analysis, ensuring that users can obtain accurate and reproducible results. This standard is designed to be user-friendly, making it accessible to both experienced rheologists and those new to the field.

Applications and Benefits

By adhering to the BS EN 17408:2020 standard, manufacturers and researchers can gain a deeper understanding of the flowability and application behaviour of their viscoelastic adhesives. This knowledge can lead to:

  • Improved Product Performance: By optimizing the adhesive's properties, manufacturers can enhance the performance and reliability of their products.
  • Quality Assurance: Consistent testing and analysis ensure that adhesives meet the required standards and specifications, reducing the risk of product failure.
  • Innovation and Development: Insights gained from rheometry can drive innovation, leading to the development of new adhesive formulations with enhanced properties.

Who Should Use This Standard?

The BS EN 17408:2020 standard is an invaluable resource for a wide range of professionals, including:

  • Adhesive Manufacturers: Ensure your products meet industry standards and perform optimally in their intended applications.
  • Quality Control Teams: Implement rigorous testing protocols to maintain high standards of product quality and reliability.
  • Researchers and Developers: Utilize the standard to explore new adhesive technologies and improve existing formulations.

Conclusion

The BS EN 17408:2020 standard is a critical tool for anyone involved in the production, testing, or research of viscoelastic adhesives. By providing a clear and detailed methodology for oscillatory rheometry, it enables users to accurately assess the flowability and application behaviour of these materials, leading to improved product performance and innovation. Whether you are a manufacturer, quality assurance professional, or researcher, this standard will help you achieve your goals and maintain a competitive edge in the adhesive industry.

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BS EN 17408:2020


This standard BS EN 17408:2020 Determination of the flowability and application behaviour of viscoelastic adhesives using the oscillatory rheometry is classified in these ICS categories:
  • 83.180 Adhesives
This document specifies a measuring method for the characterization of rheological properties of structural adhesives using oscillatory rheometry. The advantage of the method in comparison to rotational viscometry measurements lies in the separation of elastic and viscous material properties, thus allowing to define the viscoelastic properties. This enables more precise information concerning the flow behaviour of the materials, thereby resulting in a better understanding of their processing properties. The method described is particularly suitable for filled and paste-like adhesives. These are frequently processed using automated pump and application systems in industrial applications and shall be set precisely considering their rheological properties. As the rheological behaviour of uncured adhesives is mostly independent of their properties in the cured state, the standard can also serve for the examination of non-structural adhesives.