5.17 Impact test (see 4.17 ) [7.17]
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5.17 Impact test (see 4.17 ) [7.17]

 Five nozzles should be tested by dropping a mass onto the nozzle along the axial centreline of waterway. The kinetic energy of the dropped mass at the point of impact should be equivalent to a mass equal to that of the test nozzle dropped from a height of 1 m (see Figure 2). The mass should be prevented from impacting more than once upon each sample.

Figure 2 Impact Test Apparatus

 Following the test, a visual examination of each nozzle should show no signs of fracture, deformation or other deficiency. If none is detected, the nozzles should be subjected to the leak resistance test, described in 5.4.1. Following the leakage test, each sample should meet the functional test requirement of 5.5.1 at a pressure equal to the minimum flowing pressure.


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