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    Ministry of Defence

    Defence Standard

    40-8/Issue 3 30 October 1998

    CORD, LACING AND TAPE LACING INCLUDING

    LIMITED FIRE HAZARD VARIANTS

    This Defence Standard supersedes

    Def Stan 40-8/Issue 2

    dated 7 February 1983

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    AMENDMENTS ISSUED SINCE PUBLICATION

    AMD NO DATE OFISSUE TEXT AFFECTED SIGNATURE &DATE

    Revision Note

    This revision has been issued to introduce lacing tape and limited fire hazard (LFH) variants.

    Historical Record

    This Defence Standard 40-8/Issue 3 supersedes Defence Standard 40-8/Issue 2 dated 7February 1983.

    Defence Standard 40-8/Issue 2 superseded Defence Standard 40-8/Issue 1 dated 28 June

    1978.

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    CORD, LACING AND TAPE, LACING

    PREFACE

    This Defence Standard supersedes

    DEF STAN 40-8 Issue 2dated 7 February 1983

    i This Defence Standard summarises the test methods and general requirements for Cord,Lacing and Tape, Lacing including LFH variants for Ministry of Defence (MOD) use.

    ii This Defence Standard has been prepared because there is no suitable British or CECCStandard acceptable to the MOD. When a suitable British or CECC Standard becomesavailable this Defence Standard will be amended to implement the British or CECC Standardfor MOD use.

    iii This Standard has been agreed by the authorities concerned with its use and is intended tobe used whenever relevant in all future designs, contracts, orders etc and wheneverpracticable by amendment to those already in existence. If any difficulty arises whichprevents application of this Defence Standard, the Directorate of Standardization shall beinformed so that a remedy may be sought.

    v Any enquiries regarding this Standard in relation to an invitation to tender or a contract inwhich it is incorporated are to be addressed to the responsible technical or supervisingauthority named in the invitation to tender or contract.

    vi This Standard has been devised for the use of the Crown and its contractors in theexecution of contracts for the Crown. The Crown hereby excludes all liability (other than

    liability for death or personal injury) whatsoever and howsoever arising (including butwithout limitation, negligence on the part of the Crown its servants or agents) for any loss ordamage however caused where the Standard is used for any other purpose.

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    CONTENTS PAGE

    Preface 1

    Section One. General

    1 Scope 32 WARNING 33 Related Documents 34 Definitions 45 Materials 46 Marking 47 Tests 4

    Section Two. Lacing Cord

    8 Test Details for Lacing Cord 5

    Section Three. Lacing Cord, Limited Fire Hazard

    9 Test Details for Lacing Cord Limited Fire Hazard 9

    Section Four. Tape, Lacing

    10 Test Details for Tape Lacing 14

    Section Five. Tape Lacing Limited Fire Hazard

    11 Test Details for Tape Lacing Limited Fire Hazard 15

    Annex A A-1Annex B B-1

    Table 1 16

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    Section Two. Lacing Cord

    8 Test Details for Lacing Cord

    TESTNO

    TITLE DESCRIPTION REQUIREMENTS

    8.1

    (i)

    GENERALEXAMINATI0N

    Visualexamination

    The specimen shall be visuallyexamined.

    The colour shall beblack. Theworkmanship and finishshall be such that thereshall be no visibleeccentricity, pinholes,splits or other defects.

    Dimensions The diameter of the specimen shall

    be measured. The method ofmeasurement shall be one that doesnot appreciably deform thespecimen.

    The diameter of the

    1 mm specimens shall bewithin the limits 1 mmto 1.2 mm

    8.2 TENSILETESTING

    The specimen shall be marked at150 mm intervals. the load shall beapplied freely, without anyconstraint and shall take the form ofa weight suspended by thespecimen under test.

    (i) Working load 1 mm nominal diameter

    a. A load of 6.75 kg shall beapplied gradually over a periodof 1 to 1 minutes andmaintained for 5 minutes

    There shall be nobreakage.

    (ii) Elongation The specimen shall be measuredwith the load still applied.

    Elongation for each 150mm interval shall bewithin the followinglimits:1 mm nominal diameter

    12 mm to 24 mm

    (iii) Elasticity The load shall be removed andimmediately after an interval of oneminute the specimen shall bemeasured.

    The variation from any150 mm interval shallnot exceed:6 mm for 1 mmnominal diameter.

    (iv) Tensile strength The load shall be re-applied andthen increased until breakageoccurs.

    Breakage shall occurwith a load notexceeding 16 kg for 1mm nominal diameter.

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    TESTNO

    TITLE DESCRIPTION REQUIREMENTS

    8.3 KNOTTING For this test, a mandrel 6 mmnominal diameter is required. Themandrel shall be subjected to thedry heat and dry cold cycles withthe specimen. The method ofknotting is shown at Annex A.

    (i) Temperature (dryheat)

    The specimen and mandrel shall bemaintained at a temperature of35C-38C for 7 days. At the endof the period and while still at thistemperature, the specimen shall beknotted over the mandrel.

    There shall be noindication of cracking orother deterioration.

    (ii) Temperature (drycold)

    The specimen shall be removedfrom the mandrel. The specimen

    and mandrel shall then bemaintained at a temperature -5C to-8C for 6 hours.

    At the end of the period and whilestill at this temperature thespecimen shall be knotted over themandrel.

    There shall be noindication of cracking orother deterioration.

    8.4

    8.4.1

    CLIMATIC

    Temperature (dry

    heat)

    As in BS 2011: part 2.1 Test B at a

    temperature of 85C for 7 days.

    (i) Flexibility At the end of the period whilst atthe high temperature the cord shall

    be closely wound three times undera tension of 0.5 kg on a 6 mmdiameter mandrel which has beenconditioned with the specimens. Asuitable method is described inAnnex B.

    There shall be noindication of cracking orany other deterioration.

    8.4.2 Temperature (dry

    cold)

    As in BS 2011: Part 2.1 Test A at a

    temperature of -40C (-30C forLFH) for 6 hours

    (i) Flexibility At the end of this period whilst stillat this temperature the cord shall beclosely wound three times under atension of 0.5 kg on a 25 mmdiameter mandrel. The mandrelshall be conditioned with thespecimen. A suitable method isdescribed in Annex B.

    There shall be noindication of cracking orany other deterioration.

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    TESTNO

    TITLE DESCRIPTION REQUIREMENTS

    8.5 DAMP HEAT(long term)

    As in BS 2011: Part 2.1 Test Ca.

    8.5.1 Initialmeasurement

    The specimen shall be marked at150 mm intervals and the followingmeasurement shall first be made, ifnot already recorded.

    Dimensions The diameter of the specimen shallbe measured. The method ofmeasurement shall be one that doesnot appreciably deform thespecimen.

    The diameter of the1 mm specimen shall bewithin the limits 1 mmto 1.2 mm

    8.5.2 Final measure-ments

    The specimen shall be subjected tothe conditions described in BS 2011

    Part 2.1 for 21 days after which itshall be removed from the chamberand subjected to the following tests:

    (i) Visualexamination

    The specimen shall be visuallyexamined.

    There shall be no visibleindication ofdeterioration in thematerials used.

    (ii) Dimensions The diameter of the specimen shallbe measured. The method ofmeasurement shall be one that does

    not appreciably deform thespecimen.

    The diameter of the1 mm specimen shall bewithin the limits 1 mm

    to 1.2 mm

    (iii) Shrinkage The marked intervals shall bemeasured

    The shrinkage at any 150mm interval shall not begreater than 8 mm forthe 1.0 mm nominaldiameter

    (iv) Tensile testing The specimen shall be marked at150 mm intervals. The load shall

    be applied freely, without any

    constraint and shall take the form ofa weight suspended by thespecimen under test.

    (v) Working load 1 mm nominal diameter

    a. A load of 6.75 kg shall beapplied gradually over a periodof 1 to 1 minutes andmaintained for 5 minutes.

    There shall be nobreakage

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    TESTNO

    TITLE DESCRIPTION REQUIREMENTS

    8.5.2(vi)

    Elongation The specimen shall be measuredwith the load still applied.

    Elongation of the1 mm diameter cordshall be within 5 mm to35 mm per 150 mmlength.

    (vii Elasticity The load shall be removed andimmediately after an interval of oneminute the specimen shall bemeasured.

    The 1 mm nominaldiameter cord shall bewith 10 mm of itsoriginal measured 150mm length.

    (viii) Visualexamination

    The specimen shall be visuallyexamined externally and shall thenhave its outer covering removedand shall be examined internally.

    There shall be no visibleindication of anydeterioration in thematerials used.

    8.6 MOULDGROWTH

    As in BS 2011: Part 2.1 Test J. Thespecimens should be cut to suitablelengths, such that when supportedupright in a glass specimen tubeapproximately 50% of the lengthwill protrude above the top of itssupporting tube.

    (i) Visualexamination

    The specimen shall be visuallyexamined.

    No growth apparentunder a magnification of50 times.

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    Section Three. Lacing Cord, Limited Fire Hazard

    9 Test Details for Lacing Cord, Limited Fire Hazard

    TESTNO

    TITLE DESCRIPTION REQUIREMENTS

    9.1 GENERALEXAMINATION

    (i) Visualexamination

    The specimen shall be visuallyexamined.

    The colour shall be black.The workmanship andfinish shall be such thatthere shall be no visibleeccentricity, pinholes,splits or other defects.

    (ii) Dimensions The diameter of the specimen shallbe measured. The method ofmeasurement shall be one that does

    not appreciably deform thespecimen.

    The diameter of the1 mm specimens shall bewithin the limits 1 mm to

    1.2 mm

    9.2 TENSILETESTING

    The specimen shall be marked at150 mm intervals. the load shall beapplied freely, without anyconstraint and shall take the form ofa weight suspended by the specimenunder test.

    (i) Working load 1 mm nominal diameter

    a. A load of 6.75 kg shall beapplied gradually over a periodof 1 to 1 minutes andmaintained for 5 minutes

    There shall be nobreakage.

    (ii) Elongation The specimen shall be measuredwith the load still applied.

    Elongation for each 150mm interval shall bewithin the followinglimits:1 mm nominal diameter12 mm to 24 mm

    (iii) Elasticity The load shall be removed andimmediately after an interval of oneminute the specimen shall bemeasured.

    The variation from any150 mm interval shall notexceed:6 mm for 1 mm nominaldiameter.

    (iv) Tensile strength The load shall be re-applied andthen increased until breakageoccurs.

    Breakage shall occur witha load not exceeding 16kg for 1 mm nominaldiameter.

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    TESTNO

    TITLE DESCRIPTION REQUIREMENTS

    9.3 KNOTTING For this test, a mandrel 6 mmnominal diameter is required. Themandrel shall be subjected to the dryheat and dry cold cycles with thespecimen. The method of knottingis shown at Annex A.

    (i) Temperature (dryheat)

    The specimen and mandrel shall bemaintained at a temperature of35C-38C for 7 days. At the end ofthe period and while still at thistemperature, the specimen shall beknotted over the mandrel.

    There shall be noindication of cracking orother deterioration.

    (ii) Temperature (drycold)

    The specimen shall be removedfrom the mandrel. The specimen

    and mandrel shall then bemaintained at a temperature -5C to-8 for 6 hours.

    At the end of the period and whilestill at this temperature the specimenshall be knotted over the mandrel.

    There shall be noindication of cracking orother deterioration.

    9.4

    9.4.1

    CLIMATIC

    Temperature (dryheat)

    As in BS 2011: part 2.1 Test B at atemperature of 85C for 7 days.

    (i) Flexibility At the end of the period whilst at thehigh temperature the cord shall beclosely wound three times under atension of 0.5 kg on a 6 mmdiameter mandrel which has beenconditioned with the specimens. Asuitable method is described inAnnex B.

    There shall be noindication of cracking orany other deterioration.

    9.4.2 Temperature (drycold)

    As in BS 2011: Part 2.1 Test A at atemperature of -40C (-30C for

    LFH) for 6 hours

    (i) Flexibility At the end of this period whilst stillat this temperature the cord shall beclosely wound three times under atension of 0.5 kg on a 25 mmdiameter mandrel. The mandrelshall be conditioned with thespecimen. A suitable method isdescribed in Annex B.

    There shall be noindication of cracking orany other deterioration.

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    TESTNO

    TITLE DESCRIPTION REQUIREMENTS

    9.11 TOXICITYINDEX

    Specimens shall be subjected toDEF STAN 61-12 (Part 0) Clause13.43.

    The maximum value oftoxicity index expressedin terms of 100g ofmaterial shall be 2.

    9.12 RESISTANCETO FLUIDS

    Specimens shall be subjected toDEF STAN 61-12 (Part 31)

    No splitting, softening ordeterioration of thematerial and no greaterthan 20% reduction intensile strength thanuntreated material.

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    Section Four. Tape Lacing

    10 Test Details for Tape Lacing

    10.1 Tape lacing shall meet the requirements of Mil Spec Mil-T-43435.

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    Section Five. Tape Lacing Limited Fire Hazard

    11 Test Details for Tape Lacing Limited Fire Hazard

    Tape lacing limited fire hazard shall meet the requirements of Mil Spec Mil-T-43435 with thefollowing additional tests.

    11.1 Halogen. Specimens shall meet the requirements of 9.9of this Standard.

    11.2 Smoke index. Specimens shall meet the requirements of 9.10of this Standard.

    11.3 Toxicity index. Specimens shall meet the requirements of 9.11of this Standard.

    11.4 Resistance to fluids. Specimens shall meet the requirements of 9.12of this Standard.

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    TABLE I

    STANDARD RANGE

    CORD, LACING AND TAPE LACING INCLUDING LIMITED FIRE HAZARDVARIANTS

    PAGEITEM

    NO

    NATOSTOCK

    NUMBER4020-99-

    ITEM NAME DESCRIPTION

    NOMINALDIAMETER

    COLOUR WORKINGTEMPERATURERANGE

    MM C

    (a) (e) (f) (g) (h)

    1

    2

    3

    4

    011-9481

    014-2488

    -

    -

    Cord, Lacing

    Cord, Lacing

    Cord, Lacing (LFH)

    Tape, Lacing (LFH)

    1.0

    0.8

    1.0

    1.0

    Black

    Black

    Black

    Black

    -40 to 85

    -40 to 85

    -40 to 150

    -40 to 150

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    A-1

    ANNEX A

    LOCKING KNOT

    DIRECTION OF LACING

    THIS IS THE ACCEPTED METHOD OF LACING CABLE FORMS ETC

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    DEF STAN 40-8/3ANNEX B

    B-1

    ANNEX B

    MANDREL BOX FOR FLEXIBILITY TESTS

    FLEXIBILITY - TEST METHOD

    The appropriate mandrel shall be mounted in an insulated box provided with a removable lidand a thermometer to indicate the temperature inside the box. The mandrel must be providedwith an external drive so that it can be rotated without opening the box. The test specimensupporting a 0.5 kg mass at its free end shall be attached to the mandrel. The box with its lidopen shall then be subjected to the appropriate test condition as specified in 8.4.1and 8.4.2.

    At the end of the conditioning period the lid will be closed and the thermometer reading shallbe within 2C of the test temperature. While at this temperature, the mandrel is to berotated at approximately one revolution per second for three complete revolutions.

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    Procurement Executive, Ministry of DefenceDirectorate of Standardization

    Room 1138, Kentigern House, 65 Brown Street, GLASGOW, G2 8EX

    Telephone: 0141-224 2595 (Direct Dialling) Fax: 0141-224 2503

    0141-248 7890 (Switchboard)

    Internet e-mail address: [email protected]

    Your Reference :

    Our Reference : D/DStan/11/2

    Date : 9 November 1998

    Removal of Product Qualification Approval

    IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

    1. This Standard contains a Product Qualification Approval (PQA) scheme.iMOD policy requires that all

    PQA schemes are removed from Defence Standards called up in contracts placed after 1stJanuary 1998.

    2. Users of this Standard are to contact the Project Manager (PM), Equipment Support Manager (ESM) or

    Technical Service Authority (TSA) named in the contract or order, to identify whether there is a continuing need

    for an approvals scheme.

    3.iiProduct Conformity Certification (PCC) is a risk based process that replaces PQA. Once a risk has been

    identified PCC can be included as a contract clause. In exceptional circumstances agreement can be sought from

    AD/Stan for PCC to be included in a Defence Standard.

    4. At the next revision of this Standard the PQA scheme will be removed.

    T R Leaver

    Head of Standards Programme Management

    Tel: 0141 224 2595 FAX: 0141 224 2503

    iDefence Council Instruction (General) 197/97; Quality Temporary Memorandum 5/98; Chief ofDefence Procurement Instruction CDPI/TECH/250 (draft)iiPCC is certification that a product meets its specification. When PC is required by the contract, the

    contractor is responsible for obtaining the necessary PCC. Certification shall be provided from aNAMAS accredited laboratory when appropriate. PCC shall apply where a Risk Assessment has beenidentified by the PM; ESM or TSA.