Carbon-fibre-reinforced plastics. Determination of the size and aspect ratio of crushed objects Ingestion-build-107062 Probe techniques provide clear advantages

Probe techniques provide clear advantages for measuring multichannel gain characteristics in that a simple source configuration can provide parameters for a wide range of multichannel plans

the characteristics being measured with fuel relevant to the particular service

including supply and exhaust air terminal devices (ATD) and in-duct measurement stations (IMS) and the sensitivity of such devices to flow disturbance

applicable for surface mounting devices

ISO 20332 deals only with the limit state method

Carbon-fibre-reinforced plastics. Determination of the size and aspect ratio of crushed objects Ingestion-build-107062 Probe techniques provide clear advantages1 Scope This International Standard specifies test methods for measurement of the size and aspect ratio of crushed carbon fibre reinforced plastics (CFRP), especially for recycling purpose. In this International Standard the shape of crushed CFRP, the fragment, is treated as a rectangular shape, and the measurement of the long and short sides of the shape is described. It applies to fragments of the following average dimensions: length of the long