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Foreword  
 
This  Ethiopian  Standard  has  been  prepared  under  the  direction  of  the  Technical  Committee  for  Building  
structures  and  elements  of  building  (TC  ϰϭ)  and  published  by  the  Ethiopian  Standards  Agency  (ESA).  
   
The  standard  is  identical  with  ISO    ϵϯϴϬ͗ϭϵϵϬŽŽƌƐĞƚƐͶZĞƉĞĂƚĞĚƚŽƌƐŝŽŶƚĞƐƚ  published  by  /ŶƚĞƌŶĂƚŝŽŶĂů
ŽƌŐĂŶŝnjĂƚŝŽŶĨŽƌ  ^tandards  (/^K).  
   
For  the  purpose  of  this  Ethiopian  Standard  ,  the  adopted  text  shall  be  modified  as  follows.    
ͻThe  phrase  “International  Standard”  shall  be  read  as  “Ethiopian  Standard”;  and    
ͻA  full  stop  (.)  shall  substitute  comma  (,)  as  decimal  marker.    
 
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ISO 9380:1990(E)

Doorsets - Repeated torsion test

1 Scope 4.2 Apply on the lower free corner of the doorleaf

for a period of 5 min a static load, F, of 100 N at
This International Standard specifies the method to right-angles to its plane. Measure the deformation,
be used to determine the effect of repeated torsion 5 under torsional load with an accuracy of -+ 0,l mm
on doorsets and their hardware. [see figure 1b)].

lt applies to all doorsets made of any materials with 4.3 Subject the doorleaf to torsion over 2500 cy-
vertically hinged doorleaves in their normal operat- cles by a forte of varying frequency of 0,5 Hz applied
ing condition for which they are designed and in- at the lower free corner of the doorleaf (leck side),
stalled according to the manufacturer’s such that the measured deformation at the Point of
recommendations as in a finished building, bearing application varies sinusoidally from 0 toJ or from 0
in mind the test conditions defined below. to 2f7 or from 0 to 35 according to the Performance
requirements of the door [sec figure Ic)].
2 Principle
4.4 After a pause of 10 min, apply to the Same
The doorleaf is opened to an angle of 90”. The free Point a static load, F, of 100 N for a period of 5 min
lower edge of the doorleaf on the leck side is sub- as indicated in 4.2. Measure the deformation f’ un-
jected to a load while at the Same time the free up- der torsional load with an accuracy of -+ 0,l mm
per corner of the leck side of the doorleaf is fixed. [see figure ld)].
The doorleaf is subjected to a dynamic load 2500
times. The deformation in torsion is measured be- 5 Test report
fore and after the dynamic load of 2 500 cycles under
a static load, F, of 100 N. The test report shall include the following informa-
Gon:
3 Apparatus
a) the relevant details of type, dimensions, mass,
A surround for the specimen to be tested shall be form, construction of the doorset;
prepared. This shall be stiff enough to withstand the
test pressures without deflecting to an extent Iikely b) the type of hardware and method of mounting in
to impair jointing or to impose bending Stresses on the doorset;
the specimen. When the installatation conditions are
known, the specimen shall be installed to simulate c) the deformationfunder load of 100 N before test;
these, wherever practical, and otherwise installed in
a way that ensures normal operating conditions. d) the deformation f’ under load of 100 N after test;

e) the applied deformation fT 2for 3J

4 Procedure
f) the Change in stiffness of the doorset as indi-
4.1 Open the doorleaf to angle of 90” and fix the cated by the differente in deformation f - f
free upper corner of the leck side of the doorleaf at (absolute value);
a Point 50 mm from each edge of the doorleaf.
g) all relevant darnage appearing during the test.

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Annex A
(informative)

Bibliography

ISO 1804:1972, Uoors - Terminology.

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