In the burst test, a glass container is placed in a sealed chamber and filled with water. The chamber is then pressurized with air or another gas until the container ruptures. The pressure at which the container ruptures is recorded and used to determine the internal pressure strength of the container.
The burst test can be performed using different types of equipment, including automated burst testers and manually operated burst testers. The testing equipment should be calibrated and maintained under appropriate standards to ensure accurate and reliable results.
The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) provides a standard for the burst test of glass containers, ISO 7458:2016. This standard specifies the testing equipment, test procedure, and calculation method for determining the internal pressure strength of glass containers.
It is important to note that the burst test is just one of several tests that can be used to assess the strength of glass containers. Other tests include the vertical load test, horizontal impact test, and thermal shock test. The appropriate test method should be selected based on the specific application and intended use of the container.
In-depth examination of genuine material testing solutions
EELS analysis of gate and channel is performed on fin field-effect transistors (finFETs). Scanning transmission electron...
Read Case StudyIntroduction PVC is the polymer primarily used to make pipes for plumbing, drainage, and electrical conduits....
Read Case StudyNano-scale surface roughness is a critical parameter in fabricated thin-films that are used in optics, solar...
Read Case StudySubmit your contact info and we’ll get back to you within 24 hours