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Part 5:
Pré aration des subjectiles d’acier a a t a plication de peinture s et
de produits assimilés — Caractéristiques de ru osité de s subjec tile s
d’acier déca és —
Partie 5: Méth de de l’empr inte sur ru a adh sifp ur la
déte mination du profil de surf c
S con edition
2 17-0
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ISO 8 0 -5:2 17(E)
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Introduction v
1 Sc ope 1
2 Nor mati ve r eferenc es 1
3 Terms and definitions 1
4 Principle 1
5 A pparatus 2
6 Maintenanc e and as uranc e of calbration for the r epl ca tape meth d 2
7 Proc ed re .3
8 Specificatio of ac c eptable er r or .3
9 Test rep r t 3
A nne x A (informative)Me surement er ror s as ociated with r epl ca tape determination of pr ofi e height 5
A nne x B (informative)Guidanc e o the c orrespo denc e betwe n repl ca tape and ISO c omparator determinatio s of pr ofie height 6
A nne x C (informative) Grades of replca tape 8
A nne x D (informative) S r vic e lfe and storag e rec ommendations for r eplca tape 9
Biblog raphy 10
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This document was pr p r d b Te h ical Committ ee ISO/TC 3 , Paints a d v rni shes , Subcommitt ee
SC 1 , Prep ration o s te l s ubs trates befr a plc atio o p ints a d r lated produc ts
This se on edition canc ls an r plac s the f irs edition (ISO 8 0 -5:2 0 ), w hich has be n t ech icaly
r vised
A l s of al p rt in theISO 8 0 se ies can be fou d on the ISO websit e
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afe t ed b the s at e of the st eel surfac immediat ely prior t o painting The princip l fact ors that ar
k own t o influenc thispe formanc ar :
a) thepr senc of rus an mi l scale;
b) thepr senc of surfac contaminant , inclu ing salt , d s , ois an gr ases;
c) thesurfac prof ile
ISO 8 0 (al p rt ), ISO 8 0 (al part ) an ISO 8 0 (al p rt )ha e be n pr p r d t o pro ide methods
of as es ing these fact ors, w hie ISO 8 04 (al p rt ) pro ides guidanc on the pr p ration methods
that ar a ai a le for cleaning st eel subs rat es, in icating the ca a i ties of each in at aining spe ified
levels of cleanl nes
These Int ernational Stan ards do not contain r commen ations for the prot ective co ting sy st ems
t o be a pled t o the st eel surfac Neithe do they contain r commen ations for the surfac q alty
r q ir ment for spe if ic situations, even though surfac q alty can ha e a dir ct influenc on the
choic of prot ective co ting t o be a pled an on it pe formanc Such r commen ations ar fou d
in othe document , such as national s an ards an codes of practic It wi be ne es ary for use s of
these Int ernational Stan ards t o ensur that the q alties spe ified ar :
— comp tible an a pro riat e b th for the environmental con itions t o w hich the st eel wi l be ex osed
an for the prot ective co ting sy st em t o be used;
— within theca a i ty of the cleaning proc d r spe if ied
The Int ernational Stan ards r fe r d t o a o e deal with the folowing aspe t of pr paration of st eel
subs rat es:
— ISO 8 0 — Vi s ual as s es s ment o s urfc e clea lnes s;
— ISO 8 0 — Tes ts fr the as s es s ment o s urfc e clea lnes s;
— ISO 8 0 — S rfc e ro g nes s charac te i s tic s o blas t-clea ed s te l s ubs trates;
— ISO 8 04 — S rf c e pr p ration meth ds
Each of these Int ernational Stan ards is in turn divided int o separat e p rt
It is imp rtant t o not e that n me ical charact erization of a surfac profile is meaningful only w hen
ac omp nied b an u de s an ing of the e rors of measur ment an b the r alzation that dife ent
t ech iq es ma yield somew hat dife ent n me ical v lues for the profile Es imat es of measur ment
e ror as ociat ed with dife ent t ech iq es can be o tained from national or int ernational s an ards or
from the eq ipment man factur rs As shown in An ex B, v lues given b the r plca ta e method al gn
wel with those o tained using othe p rt of ISO 8 0
Information r g rding the ma nitu e of e rors as ociat ed with use of r plca ta e is given in Annex A
A dv ntag es of the r plca ta e method inclu e the fact that it afords n me ical charact erization, yields
a pe manent r cord, works wel on curved surfac s an benefit from a g eo ra hical y bro d b se of
use ex e ienc o e a pe iod of seve al de ades
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Part 5:
This document desc ibes a f ield method for measuring the surfac prof ile prod c d b any of the
a rasive blas -cleaning proc d r s given in ISO 8 04- 2 The method uses r plca ta e an a suita le
ga ug e for measuring, on sit e, the rough es of a surfac befor the a plcation of p int or anothe
prot ective co ting
The method is a plca le within the rang e of profile height cit ed for a given grade (or thick es ) of
r plca ta e The comme cial gradescur ently a aia le pe mit measur ment of a e ag e peak-t o-v ley
profiles of 2 µm t o 1 5µm The method is v ld for surfac sthat ha e be n cleaned with a rasives
2 Normati ve r eferences
The folowing document ar r fe r d t o in the t ext in such a wa that some or al of their cont ent
cons itut es r q ir ment of this document F or dat ed r fe enc s, only the edition cit ed a ples F or
un at ed r fe enc s, the lat es edition of the r fe enc d document ( inclu ing any amen ment ) a ples
ISO 46 18, Paints a d v rni shes — Te ms a d de initio s
ISO 8 0 -1, Prep ratio o s te l s ubs trates befr a plc atio o p ints a d r lated produc ts — S rf c e
ro g nes s charac te i s tic s o blas t-clea ed s te l s ubs trates — Part 1: S ec ific atio s a d de initio s fr ISO
s urf ce profie c omp rators fr the as ses s ment o a ras i ve blas t-clea ed s urf c es
3 Terms and definitions
F or the purposes of this document, the t erms an def initions given in ISO 4618 an ISO 8 0 -1 a ply
ISO an IEC maintain t erminolo ical data ases for use in s an ardization at the folowing ad r s es:
— IECEle tro edia: a aia le at ht p:/ www ele tro edia org
— ISO Onlne brow sing plat orm:a ai a le at ht p:/ www iso org o p
4 Principle
The r plca film in r plca ta e consis sof a layer of c usha le plas ic mic ofo m co t ed ont o a p lyest er
subs rat e of highly uniform thick es (5 µm ± 2 µm) When compr s ed a ains a hard surfac , the
mic ofo m cola ses an acq ir s an impr s ion of the surfac The thick es ofthe r plca isa measur
of the surfac profile
When the r plca f ilm is co t ed with a thin ( 80 nm) la e of a d ctie an o ticaly r fle tive metal, such
as in ium, the r plcat ed surfac can be s u ied with an o tical int erfe ometric profile When the f ilm
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p ladium, the r plca ma be s u ied with an ele tron mic osco e
NOTE T is method me sures an “averag e ma imum pe k-to-valey prof ile” b cause the an ils of the
mic ometer g ug flat en the replica prof ile slightly so that the re ding eq ates to an avera e ma imum value,
though this is not he same as a mathematical avera e
5.1 Replca tape, consisting of a sq are pie e of r eplca fim (measuring a pr ox imately 1 mm along
each side) attached to ad esive-b cked p pe tape The fim shal be mounted o e a hole (a pr ox imately
1 mm in diamete ) in thec ntr e of a se tion of the p pe tape (a prox imately 53 mm × 1 mm in siz ),
which is printed with the g rade of ta e and the corr esponding rang e of pr ofie height
NOTE Grades of replica tape are availa le for me surement of prof iles b tween 2 µm an 6 µm (“Co r e”
grade)an b tween 3 µm an 1 5µm (“X-Co r e” grade) Ad itional grades permit checking me surements at
or ne r the low (2 µm)an high (1 5 µm)en s of this rang S e An e C
The ta e’s ad esive b cking pr vent mo ement of the r plca film d ring the t es an alow s the
sample identification an measur d profile paramet ers t o be r corded
The c ushed mic ofo m can be furthe compr s ed an should the efor be handled with car ,
espe ialy w hen measuring it thicknes
5.2 Micrometer gaug e, use a spring -lo ded instrument pe ificaly desig ned for use w ith r eplca ta e,
ha ving a closing for ce of 1,0 N to 1,2 N and an ac uracy of ± µm or bete The anvils shal be cir cular w ith
the up e anvil (that touches the non-compres ible p lyes e side of the r eplca fim) ha ving a diamete
of 6,3 mm an the lowe fac being the same siz or lar g er
5.3 C mpr es ion to l, consisting of a hard, smo th, rou ded, a pr oximately sphe ical (nominal
diamete 8mm)surfac that is used to compr es the replca fim agains the surfac to be measured This
to l sometimes takes the form of a rod with a compr es ion b l at one en
6 Maintenance and as uranc e of cal bration for the repl ca tape method
Each comp nent of the r plca ta e has it own st orag e lfe an efe tive o e ating t empe atur with
the r plca f ilm being much mor d ra le than theadhesive-b cked p pe ta e
R eplca ta e should be st or d at ro m t empe atur , prolong ed st orag e of r plca ta e out ide the rang e
5 °C t o 3 °C for mor than two years is not r commen ed ( e Annex D) R ol s of r plca ta e ar
marked with a bat ch n mbe an dat e of man factur Both should be not ed in the t es r p rt
The measuring g ug e, w hie rugg ed, should be tr at ed with the usual level of car as ociat ed with a
pr cision ins rument
The g ug e shal be calbrat ed r gularly (e.g b the eq ipment man factur r, their authoriz d ag ent
or b an ac r dit ed calbration la orat ory) A c rtificat e of calbration showing trac a i ity t o a
national measur ment s an ard can be is ued The e is no s andard time int erv l for r -cal bration,
nor is one a solut ely r q ir d, but a calbration int erv l can be es a l shed b sed on ex e ienc an
the work environment A one-year calbration int erv l is a ty ical fr q ency sugg est ed b many g ug e
man factur rs
Gaug e ac uracy shal then be che ked b the o e at or at r gular int erv ls using a pro riat e s an ards
in ac ordanc with the man factur r’ s ins ructions If the r sult fal out ide the lmit of ac uracy
spe ified b the man factur r, the ins rument hal not be used
Information on the cor elation of ISO comp rat or measur ment with those o tained b r plca ta e is
given in An ex B
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S le t a r pr sentative ar a of the surfac for measur ment
S le t a grade ( hick es ) of r plca ta e that inclu es the targ et profile
Pr p r the mic omet er g ug e b cleaning the anvi s an adjus ing thez ro p int t o r ad − 0,8 μm, the
thicknes of the non-compr s ible polyest er subs rat e This initial adjus ment a ut omaticaly subtract
the thick es of the subs rat e from al subseq ent r adings Some digital mic omet ers aut omaticaly
pe form this initial adjus ment
R emo e a single pie e of r plca ta e from it r lease p pe Ap ly it t o the blas -cleaned surfac an
rub the compr s ion t ool (5.3) o e the r plca film in the c ntr of the ta e, using f irm pr s ur , with a
cir ular an / r x-y motion u ti the cir ular ar a of the r plca ta e is darkened u iformly
R emo e the ta e from the surfac and plac the r pl ca betwe n the anvis of the measuring g ug e,
making sur that the ta e is c ntr d pro e ly R elease the measuring g ug e g ently ont o the r plca an
r ad the prof ile
The a e ag e of two profile r adings cons itut es a prof ile measur ment Man factur r r commen ations
pro ide guidanc on w hethe these two r adings should be o tained with the same grade or two
dife ent grades
The n mbe of measur ment shal be a r ed betwe n the int er st ed p rties
Befor the surfac un e t es is measur d, the ac uracy of this method ma be che ked b measuring a
k own profile, such as an ISO comparat or
NOTE T e same proced re is used for me suring g ug s that re d in non-SI u its, such as mil or thou
( housan ths of an inch; 1 mil or thou ap ro imately 2 ,4 µm) Gaug s calibrated in non-SI u its are su plied
with instructions ap ropriate to those u its
8 Specification ofacc eptable err or
An es ential part of any spe if ication r lating t o surfac profile is an ex lcit s at ement of how the
surfac profile was det ermined Implcit in this spe ification is an u de s an ing of b th the pr cision
an the ac uracy as ociat ed with a given method of measuring the prof ile A discus ion of e ror
as ociat ed with r plca ta e measur ment is given in An ex A
The n mbe of r adings t o be taken an the rang e of ac epta le profiles shal be a r ed betwe n the
int er st ed parties befor measur ment s art
9 Test r eport
The t es r p rt hal contain at leas the folowing information:
a) al the information ne ded for the identif ication of the sample t est ed;
b) a r fe enc t o this document, inclu ing it year of publcation, i.e ISO 8 0 -5:2 17 ;
c) r pl ca ta e b t ch n mbe an dat e of man factur ;
d) measur d prof iles an location of measur men
e) mic omet er calbration dat e an r cord of mos r c nt mic omet er ac uracy che k ;
f) thework sit e identif ication an proje t name ( if a plca le);
g) thedat e of the t est ;
h) thenameof theo e at or;
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j) any u usual featur s o se ved