ISO 7884-4:1987 PDF

Name: ISO 7884-4:1987 — Glass — Viscosity and viscometric fixed points — Part 4: Determination of viscosity by beam bending
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Glass — Viscosity and viscometric fixed points — Part 4: Determination of viscosity by beam bending

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ISO 7884-4:1987

Glass — Viscosity and viscometric fixed points — Part 4: Determination of viscosity by beam bending

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Количество страниц:: 12
Дата публикации:: 26 ноября 1987 г.
Издание:: ISO IS 7884 edition 1 version 1
ICS:: 81.040.01

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A method of determining the dynamic viscosity of glass on a rod-shaped test specimen, i.e. a beam, supported at its end is specified. The viscous deflection rate of the beam is measured under given load at the midpoint between the supports. In addition the viscosity-temperature relationship and the dependence of the viscosity on the thermal history of the sample can be determined. The theoretical basis relations and the apparatus including method of measurements are described.

Abstract

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Overview

ISO 7884-4:1987 - "Glass - Viscosity and viscometric fixed points - Part 4: Determination of viscosity by beam bending" specifies a laboratory method for measuring the dynamic viscosity of glasses using a rod‑shaped test specimen (a beam) supported at its ends. The standard describes the theoretical basis, required apparatus and measurement procedures: a controlled load is applied at midspan and the viscous deflection rate (midpoint sag vs time) is recorded. From the measured sag, span, cross‑sectional moment of inertia and load the dynamic viscosity is calculated. The method covers a broad viscosity range (~10^9 to 10^15 dPa·s) and includes guidance on temperature control, calibration and sample thermal history.

Key topics and technical requirements

Test principle: Measure midpoint deflection rate under a known load and convert to dynamic viscosity using beam bending relations and geometric properties of the specimen.

Specimens: Rod‑shaped beams with rectangular (thickness h, width b) or circular (diameter d) cross sections; must be homogeneous, bubble‑free and properly annealed.

Apparatus:

Electrically heated viscometer furnace with temperature uniformity (≤ ±1 °C) and programmable temperature‑time control (heating rates up to ~6 °C/min).
Thermocouples: Type S (Pt‑10%Rh/Pt) or Type K (NiCr/Ni) per IEC 584‑1, low thermal inertia and properly calibrated.
Supports and loading assembly (yoke, bending edge, loading rod), support stand materials (vitreous silica or alumina), and loading pieces with accurately known masses.
Displacement measurement: LVDTs or comparable transducers to record midpoint deflection and total deflection with high resolution.

Measurement controls:

Small‑deflection and small‑deflection‑rate assumptions apply (relative midpoint deflection z should remain < 0.05).
Support ratio and span constraints determine validity of simplified equations; calibration with a reference glass is required when support ratio limits are exceeded.
Care to avoid devitrification; consider thermal history effects for viscosities > 10^12 dPa·s (structure equilibration may be slow).

Calibration and traceability: Verify instrument using a reference glass of known viscosity; check span, parallelism and thermal distribution routinely.

Applications and users

Practical for glass manufacturers, quality control and R&D labs that need accurate viscosity‑temperature relationships for melts and glasses.

Used by materials scientists, process engineers and instrument calibration labs for:

Determining viscometric fixed points and softening/annealing behavior.
Characterizing thermal‑history effects and viscoelastic (Newtonian/linear) response.
Calibrating other viscometers and validating process models for forming, drawing or annealing operations.

Related standards

ISO 7884 series: Part 1 (principles) and Parts 2, 3, 5–8 covering alternative viscometric methods (rotation, fibre elongation, sinking bar, softening/annealing points).

IEC 584‑1 (thermocouple reference tables) for thermocouple selection and calibration.

Keywords: ISO 7884-4, glass viscosity, beam bending, viscometric method, dynamic viscosity, viscometer furnace, thermocouples, LVDT, viscoelastic behavior.

ISO 7884-4:1987 PDF

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