Comfit For Telephone Test Data

TEST REPORT - 39mm Lilac Comfit Coupler

TEST REPORT - 37mm Green Comfit Coupler

Issued: 20.42005 - Report No. FI.10.05/B

TEST REPORT - 39mm Lilac Comfit Coupler

1Purpose

To verify the suitability of the 1 ¼” (39mm Lilac) Comfit communication coupler for use with Pyramid Industries 1 ¼” SDR9 Telephone ducts.

2.  Specimens

Pipes:    1 ¼” HDPE PYRAMID INDUSTRIES SIDR9 TRUE ID LIBE DUCT Telephone

Fittings:  1 ¼”  (39mm) LILAC COMFIT COUPLER.

3. Pipe Dimensions

 

Description

Wall Thickness

Measured OD

1

1 ¼” SDR9 Pyramid Industries Telephone

4.0mm
(0.158 in)

39.15 mm
(1.546 in)

4. Tests

The couplers were tested for the following:

·         Leak-tightness under internal air pressure 10 bar (145 psi)

·         Leak-tightness while subjected to bending 6 bar (87 psi)

·         Leak-tightness under internal water pressure 17.2 bar (250 psi)

·         Leak-tightness under internal water pressure 12 bar (174 psi)

·         Burst pressure

·        Resistance to pull-out forces

·         Maximum pull-out force

·         Resistance to violent pull-out forces

5. Test Results

All of the tests performed were completed satisfactorily. 

5.1  Leak-tightness under internal air pressure

The test was performed according to internal test method using a constant temperature bath and controlled pneumatic pressurizing system.

Test medium (internal/external):   Air/Water

Temperature:                                 20 ± 2°C (68± 3°F)

Pressure:                                       10 bar (145 psi)

Duration:                                        10 sec

 

Results/Remarks

1

No leaks were observed for the duration of the test

5.2  Leak-tightness under internal air pressure while subjected to bending

The test was performed according to internal test method using a constant temperature bath and controlled pneumatic pressurizing system.

Test medium (internal/external):   Air/Water

Temperature:                                 20 ± 2°C (68± 3°F)

Pressure:                                       6 bar (87 psi)

Duration:                                        5 min

Bending radius:                             600 mm (23.6 in)

 

Results/Remarks

1

No leaks were observed for the duration of the test

5.3  Leak-tightness under internal water pressure

The test was performed according to the test method described in ISO1167 using a constant temperature bath and Hamell controlled pressurizing system.

Closures:                                       Free-end closures

Test medium (internal/external):   Water/Water

Temperature:                                 60 ± 2°C (140± 3°F)

Pressure:                                       12 bar (174 psi)

Duration:                                        120 min

 

Results/Remarks

1

No leaks were observed for the duration of the test

5.4  Leak-tightness under internal water pressure

The test was performed according to the test method described in ISO1167 using a constant temperature bath and Hamell controlled pressurizing system.

Closures:                                       Free-end closures

Test medium (internal/external):   Water/Water

Temperature:                                 20 ± 2°C (68± 3°F)

Pressure:                                       17.2 bar (250 psi)

Duration:                                        180 min

 

Results/Remarks

1

No leaks were observed for the duration of the test

5.5  Burst pressure

The test was performed according to the test method described in ASTM D 1599 using a constant temperature bath and Hamell controlled pressurizing system.

Closures:                                       Free-end closures

Test medium (internal/external):   Water/Water

Temperature:                                 20 ± 2°C (68± 3°F)

Duration:                                        70 sec

 

Results/Remarks

1

A pressure of 34.2 bar (503 psi) was reached without failure.

                                                                                            

5.6  Pull-out Resistance

The test was performed according to the method described in ISO 3501using a Zwick tensile testing machine.

  Temperature:                                 23 ± 2°C (73± 3°F)

Force:                                            3147 N (708 lbf)

Duration:                                        1 hour

 

Results/Remarks

1

The pipes did not pull out from the fittings

No damage to pipes or fittings was observed.

5.7  Maximum pull-out force

The specimen was subjected to increasing pull-out forces and the maximum pull out force was recorded. A Zwick tensile testing machine was used.

  Temperature:                                 23 ± 2°C

 

Results/Remarks

1

The pipe pulled out from the fitting at 5100 N (1147 lbf).

5.8  Resistance to violent pull-out forces

The test was performed according to internal test method. An assembled pipe and coupler were subjected to a sudden pull out force of 200 kg.

  Temperature:                                 23 ± 2°C (73± 3°F)

Force:                                            200 kgf (441 lbf)

Duration:                                        0.5 sec

 

Results/Remarks

1

The pipe did not pull out from the fitting.

No damage to pipe or fitting was observed.

 

TEST REPORT

Issued: 20.4.2005 - Report No. FI.10.05/B

1. Purpose

To verify the suitability of the 1 ¼” (37mm Green) Comfit communication coupler for use with Pyramid Industries 1 ¼” SDR11.5 Telephone ducts.

2. Specimens

Pipes:    1 ¼” HDPE PYRAMID INDUSTRIES SIDR11.5 TRUE ID LIBE DUCT Telephone

Fittings:  1 ¼  (37mm) GREEN COMFIT COUPLER.

3. Pipe Dimensions

 

Description

Wall Thickness

Measured OD

1

1 ¼” SDR11.5 Pyramid Industries Telephone

3.0mm
(0.118 in)

37.7 mm
(1.488 in)

4. Tests

The couplers were tested for the following:

·         Leak-tightness under internal air pressure 10 bar (145 psi)

·         Leak-tightness while subjected to bending 6 bar (87 psi)

·         Leak-tightness under internal water pressure 17.2 bar (250 psi)

·         Leak-tightness under internal water pressure 12 bar (116 psi)

·         Burst pressure

·        Resistance to pull-out forces

·         Maximum pull-out force

·         Resistance to violent pull-out forces

5. Test Results

All of the tests performed were completed satisfactorily except for the resistance l to pull-out at 3471 N (70i lbf) which failed at 42 minutes. The test was repeated with a force of 2850 N (641 lbf) and passed.

5.1  Leak-tightness under internal air pressure

The test was performed according to internal test method using a constant temperature bath and controlled pneumatic pressurizing system.

Test medium (internal/external):   Air/Water

Temperature:                                 20 ± 2°C (68± 3°F)

Pressure:                                       10 bar (145 psi)

Duration:                                        10 sec

 

Results/Remarks

1

No leaks were observed for the duration of the test

5.2  Leak-tightness under internal air pressure while subjected to bending

The test was performed according to internal test method using a constant temperature bath and controlled pneumatic pressurizing system.

Test medium (internal/external):   Air/Water

Temperature:                                 20 ± 2°C (68± 3°F)

Pressure:                                       6 bar (87 psi)

Duration:                                        5 min

Bending radius:                             600 mm (23.6 in)

 

Results/Remarks

1

No leaks were observed for the duration of the test

5.3  Leak-tightness under internal water pressure

The test was performed according to the test method described in ISO1167 using a constant temperature bath and Hamell controlled pressurizing system.

Closures:                                       Free-end closures

Test medium (internal/external):   Water/Water

Temperature:                                 60 ± 2°C (140± 3°F)

Pressure:                                       8 bar (116 psi)

Duration:                                        120 min

 

Results/Remarks

1

No leaks were observed for the duration of the test

5.4  Leak-tightness under internal water pressure

The test was performed according to the test method described in ISO1167 using a constant temperature bath and Hamell controlled pressurizing system.

Closures:                                       Free-end closures

Test medium (internal/external):   Water/Water

Temperature:                                 20 ± 2°C (68± 3°F)

Pressure:                                       17.2 bar (250 psi)

Duration:                                        180 min

 

Results/Remarks

1

No leaks were observed for the duration of the test

5.5  Burst pressure

The test was performed according to the test method described in ASTM D 1599 using a constant temperature bath and Hamell controlled pressurizing system.

Closures:                                       Free-end closures

Test medium (internal/external):   Water/Water

Temperature:                                 20 ± 2°C (68± 3°F)

Duration:                                        60 sec

 

Results/Remarks

1

A  leak was observed from the coupler at a pressure of 30 bar (435 psi).

5.6  Pull-out Resistance

The test was performed according to the method described in ISO 3501 using a Zwick tensile testing machine.

  Temperature:                                 23 ± 2°C (73± 3°F)

Duration:                                        1 hour

   

Results/Remarks

1

3147 N (708 lbf)

The pipe pulled from the fitting after 42 minutes.
Necking of the pipe was observed.

2

2850 N
(641 lbf)

The pipes did not pull out from the fittings
No damage to pipes or fittings was observed.

5.7  Maximum pull-out force

The specimen was subjected to increasing pull-out forces and the maximum pull out force was recorded. A Zwick tensile testing machine was used.

  Temperature:                                 23 ± 2°C (73± 3°F)

 

Results/Remarks

1

The pipe pulled out from the fitting at 4900 N  (1102 lbf).


5.8  Resistance to violent pull-out forces

The test was performed according to internal test method. An assembled pipe and coupler were subjected to a sudden pull out force of 200 kg.

  Temperature:                                 23 ± 2°C (73± 3°F)

Force:                                            200 kgf (441 lbf)

Duration:                                        0.5 sec

 

Results/Remarks

1

The pipe did not pull out from the fitting.
No damage to pipe or fitting was observed.

 

5166 Parkmoor Dr.• Westerville, OH 43082
•Ph 614-414-0737 • Fax 614-414-0738 E-mail


[products] [how to order] [contact us] [home]

Current Website by Green & Associates
© Copyright 2005-2006 Comfit USA
All Rights Reserved