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Leakage Tests on Unlined Linen Forestry Hose
Stagg, R. D.; Sumi, K.
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DIVISION OF BUILDING RESEARCH
No.
NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL OF CANADA
470
NOTlE
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PREPARED BY R. D. Stagg and K. Sumi
CHECKED BY G. W. S. APPROyED By N. B. H.
June 1966 PREPARED FOR CSA Subcommittee on Forestry Fire Hose
SUBJECT LEAKAGE TESTS ON UNLINED LINEN FORESTRY HOSE
The C. S. A. Subcommittee on Forestry Fire Hose, at a recent meeting, asked the National Research Council for information required for revising a hose specification. The Committee wished to have information about the effect of repeated use and drying of hose on the leakage from the hose. The Fire Research Section, .Division of Building Research, conducted a series of tests; this note provides the results of those tests.
TEST PROCEDURE
The Departm ent of Forestry supplied 100 -foot lengths of four brands of unlined linen hose (Black Chain, Blue Chain, Marshall, and Richmar). From each 100-foot length of hose, six specimens were cut, approximately 11 feet long. Couplings were attached to the specimens. The 24 specimens were then divided into two groups. Three specimens (a, b, and c) of each brand were tested to 300 psi, and the remaining three specimens (d, e, and f) of each brand were tested to 450 psi. Each specimen was conditioned to 70 !20 F and 65 :5 per cent relative humidity
prior to pressure testing, according to the pressure schedule for its group. After pressure testing, the specimen was hung
- 2
vertically to dry out, in a room, where the humidity was much les s than that in the conditioning chamber. This conditioning-pressure testing cycle was repeated four times for each
specimen. At the completion of the fourth cycle, each
specimen was raised to the maximum pressure it could stand. The pressure schedules for the two groups is outlined in Table 1, and the observations of the leakage measurements are given in Tables 2, 3, 4, and 5. Table 6 gives the maximum pressures attained by each specimen.
REMARKS
The results of this series of 96 tests on 24 specimens, based on four cycles of repeated use and drying, indicated that no definite trend of increased or decreased leakage can be established. After four cycles the maximum pressure that a specimen of hose can withstand shows no difference from that which it is expected to stand when new.
TABLE 1
PRESSURE SCHEDULES FOR THE GROUPS OF UNLINED HOSE SPECIMENS
Time, Min.
o
1 2 2829
40 41 511-z 52 GROUP 1 (specimens a, b, c) EVENTAdmit water, raise to 10 psi Hold 10 psi for 1 minute Raise to 100 psi
Hold 100 psi for lsi minutes Begin 10 -minute leakage
measur ement Stop measurement,
record amount Raise to 200 psi Hold 200 psi
Begin 10 -minute leakage measurement
Stop measurement, record amount Raise to 300 psi Hold 300 psi
Begin 10-minute leakage mea sur ern ent
Stop measurement, record amount (Cycles 1, 2, and 3) release pressure Time, Min.
o
1 2 2829
40 41 42 44 GROUP 2 (specimens d, e, f) EVENTAdmit water, raise to 10 psi Hold 10 psi for 1 minute Raise to 100 psi
Hold 100 psi for
lsi
minutes Begin 10 -minute leakagemea sur ern ent Stop measurement,
record amount Raise to 200 psi Hold 200 psi
Begin 10 -minute leakage m easur ern ent
Stop measurement, record amount Raise to 300 psi
Hold 300 psi for 1 minute (check twist, etc.) Raise to 450 psi
Hold 450 psi
Begin 10 -minute leakage measurement
(Cycle 4) Raise at 100 psi per minute to maximum pressure. Record psi
Note the "hold pressure" allowed for
54 Stop measurement,
record amount
54i (Cycles 1, 2, and 3) release
pressure. (Cycle 4) Raise at 100 psi per minute to maximum pressure. Record psi
measurement of twist, elongation of the specimen, etc.
Table 2
Obser'rations of Lea.kage Measurements for Br3.nd Na. 1
Leakage is recorded
as
total volume in millilitersfor
10 -
faa t length, for10
minutes a.t the indica ted pressure •....
Pressure Specimen Cycle
1
Cycle2
Cy·cle3
Cycle4
- - -
-a
45
55
50
30
b60
70
60
40
c165
130
90
40
100
psi d60
40
70
35
I
e55
35
35
30
f35
35
45
30
a1160
650
540
320
b1150
850
640
430
c1970
1440
850
410
200
psi d1280
650
840
420
e1040
320
240
150
f730
270
210
190
I
a2660
2260
1850
930
300
psiI
I b2525
2725
1890
1200
j II
c3390
3925
3000
QャセWPI
d3790
4490
3800
2820
450
psi e3070
2660
2160
1500
f3790
2300
1980
Ih4°
I
I
Table
3
Observations of Leakage Measurements for Brand No.2.
Leakage is recorded as
エィセtotal volume in milliliters
for 10
feet, for 10 minutes at the indicated pressure.
Pressure
Specimen
Cycle 1
Cycle 2
Clc1e 3
Cycle 4
a
125
550
960
1940
b50
40
35
30
100 psi
c
30
20
35
15
d45
55
1...
5
20
e45
35
20
10
f
15
35
30
10
a
2650
6330
6700
8240
b
525
425
600
580
2:')0
psi
c
315
290
520
490
d
425
295
420
380
e330
245
190
195
f125
300
250
170
a
6700
12700
13650
13200
300 psi
b1140
1260
2060
1630
c
700
870
1310
1630
d1910
2200
2620
2640
450 psi
e1950
1800
1720
2090
f775
1600
2130
1530
l
Table
4
Observations of Leakage Measurement for Brand No.3.
Le8kage is recorded as the total volume in milliliters
per 10-foot length, per 10-minute period at t he indicated pressure.
?res StU'e
Specimen
Cycle 1
cセGイ」ャ・2
Cycle 3
Cycle 4
-
a
65
100
3800
2800
b100
60
100
105
100
psic
105
50
110
70
d75
80
140
105
e
55
70
35
65
f85
65
85
50
a1260
14450
8780
6850
b1130
780
1300
1510
200
',)8ic
1450
620
1335
1100
.:!1100
520
610
590
ャ⦅セe
940
510
320
495
/>1150
560
580
450
Ia
2890
17100
14350
13050
300 psi
I)2500
1990
2900
5100
c
3170
1660
3690
2930
d3500
2970
4080
4180
450 psi
e2950
4180
3320
3910
,...3525
3600
4020
4690
lTable
5
Observations of Leakage Measurements for Brand No.4.
Leakage is recorded as the total volume in milliliters per 10-foot length per 10-minute period at the indicated pressure.
pイ・セウオイ・ Sp:lcimen Cycle 1 Cycle 2 Cycle 3 Cycle
4
a 85 350 610 330 b 100 70 50 50 100 psi c 55 45 30 30 d 55 50 60 20 e 80 60 250 160 f 110 650 530 425 a 700 1400 2020 1760 b 660 510 400 300 200 psi