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D 1875 – 03
6. Sampling K = 0.1003065 for cup with 83.2-mL capacity at 25°C (K
6.1 Take representative samples of the lot to be evaluated considered as = 0.1, unless greater accuracy is de-
from three or more separate containers, chosen at random. Do sired), and
not take samples from containers that appear to be nonrepre- V = volume of cup, mL.
sentative. Place the samples in airtight containers, filled to NOTE 4—The numerator of K, 8.3455, is calculated from the volume-
prevent excessive air space above the adhesive, and stored at weight relationship as follows:
room temperature to reduce evaporation or drying to a mini- ~2.54003 3 231.00!/453.59 5 8.3455
mum. Ensure that the adhesive in the container is thoroughly
mixed if there is a tendency for the materials to separate. where:
2.5400 = conversion factor for centimetres to inches
231.00 = conversion for cubic inches to gallons, and
7. Procedure 453.59 = conversion factor for grams to pounds.
7.1 Test three portions of each sample.
9. Report
7.2 Clean and dry the cup with nonresidual solvents.
7.3 Fill the cup with the adhesive at a temperature below 9.1 Report the following information:
25°C. Force down the cap for the cup to the extent of its travel, 9.1.1 Complete identification of the adhesive tested, includ-
leaving the overflow orifice open. Immediately remove any ing type, source, manufacturer’s code number, lot or batch
excess overflow of adhesive from the cup by a suitable volatile number, condition, and date.
solvent. Avoid air bubbles occluded within the cup. 9.1.2 Number of containers received and number sampled.
7.4 Bring the cup and contents to the specified temperature, 9.1.3 Number of samples tested, and
25°C. Use the constant-temperature bath or room if necessary. 9.1.4 Average density to the third decimal in pounds per
This may be expected to cause further slight flow of adhesive gallon at the specified temperature (for example, D = X.XXX
from the overflow orifice due to expansion of the adhesive with lb/gal at 25°C), and the maximum and minimum values.
the rise of temperature. 10. Precision and Bias
7.5 Remove the excess overflow by carefully wiping with a 10.1 The number of laboratories, materials, and determina-
suitable solvent on an absorbent material. Dry the outside of tions in this study DOES NOT meet the minimum require-
the cup, if necessary, by wiping with the absorbent material. ments for determining precision prescribed in Practice E 691:
Do not remove overflow that occurs subsequent to the first PRACTICE E 691 STUDY MINIMUM
wiping after attainment of the desired temperature. Weigh the Laboratories 1 6
filled cup immediately to the nearest 0.1 g using the counter- Materials 3 4
Determinations 10 2
balance for the cup.
10.1.1 Precision statement for test method: wt per vol
8. Calculation Precision, characterized by repeatability, Sr, r, and reproduc-
8.1 If the regular weight-per-gallon cup with capacity of ibility, SR, R has been determined for the materials to be:
83.2 mL is used, the weight in grams of the contents, divided Materials Average Sr SR r R
by 10, is the weight per gallon in pounds, or calculate the A 10.83 0.01 0.01 0.03 0.03
B 10.81 0.02 0.02 0.04 0.04
density in pounds per gallon as follows: C 10.81 0.01 0.01 0.02 0.02
D 5 WK 10.1.2 This precision statement is provisional. Within five
where: years, additional data will be obtained and processed which
D = density, lb/gal, does meet the requirements of Practice E 691.
W = weight of contents, g, (8.3455)/V = constant for cup at 11. Keywords
calibration temperature (Note 4), or
11.1 density; weight-per-gallon
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