Group Standard
TL 52291
Issue 2007-11
Class. No.: 55163
Descriptors:
AEM, ACM, hose, cylinder block and crankcase ventilation, resistant to engine oil, resistance to engine oil, resistant to fuel, resistance to fuel, ozone resistant, ozone resistance
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AEM, Alternatively ACM for Hoses Material Requirements
Previous issues
1985-03, 1994-04, 1995-06, 2000-08, 2005-10
Changes
The following changes have been made as compared to Technical Supply Specification TL 52291: 2005-10: ─ General requirements expanded 1
Scope
This Technical Supply Specification specifies the material requirements for AEM and ACM for hoses, respectively.
Use e.g. for molded parts, like hoses for the cylinder block and crankcase ventilation which, apart from having conditional resistance to engine oil and fuel, shall be resistant to ozone, even after having been influenced by heat and substances. Temperature range: -35 °C to +160 °C 2
Description
AEM hose according to TL 52291
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3 Requirements
3.1 General requirements
Approval of first supply and changes according to Volkswagen standard VW 01155.
Avoidance of hazardous substances according to VW 91101.
Free of DOTG (di-o-tolylguanidine) and its breakdown product o-toluidine.
Required for complete testing: 5 finished parts; alternatively, test plates with a thickness of 2 mm.
3.2 Appearance of the parts
Free of blisters, inclusions, damage, surface flaws or other defects.
3.3 Design
According to drawing.
3.4 Marking
According to drawing.
3.5 Evaluation of the measurement results
The required numerical values apply to each individual measurement.
3.6 Marking according to VDA 260
>AEM< or >ACM<, respectively
3.7 Material
Polyethylene acrylate elastomer (AEM), alternatively polyacrylate elastomer (ACM)
3.8 Ignition residue according to Test Specification PV 3927
According to sample; tolerances according to VW 2.8.1.
4 Properties
See Table 1.
Table 1
No. Property Unit Requirement
1 Density according to
DIN EN ISO 1183-1 g/cm3According to sample;
tolerances according to VW 2.8.1
2 Hardness according to DIN 53505
2.1 As-received condition Shore A 70 ± 5
2.2 After aging at elevated temperature
see Section 5.1
2.2.1 94 h at +160 °C Shore A 0 to +8 compared to a s-received condition 2.2.2 504 h at +160 °C Shore A 0 to +15 compared to as-received condition 2.3 After fuel immersion aging
see Section 5.2
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2.3.1 FAM 2 Shore A 0 to -17 compared to as-received condition 2.3.2 Diesel fuel Shore A -7 to +1 compared to as-received condition 2.4 After fuel immersion aging and subsequent drying
see Section 5.3
2.4.1 FAM 2 Shore A 0 to +10 compared to as-received condition 2.4.2 Diesel fuel Shore A 0 to +6 compared to as-received condition
Shore A -6 to +2 compared to as-received condition 2.5 After aging in engine oil
see Section 5.4
3 Change in weight according to VW 2.8.1
3.1 After fuel immersion aging
see Section 5.2
3.1.1 FAM 2 % 0 to +60
3.1.2 Diesel fuel % 0 to +10
3.2 After fuel immersion aging and subsequent drying
see Section 5.3
3.2.1 FAM 2 % 0 to -10
3.2.2 Diesel fuel % 0 to -2
3.3 After aging in engine oil
% -2 to +6
see Section 5.4
4 Tensile strength according to DIN 53504
4.1 As-received condition N/mm2≥ 12,0
4.2 After aging at elevated temperature
see Section 5.1
4.2.1 94 h at +160 °C N/mm2
≥ 12,0
4.2.2 504 h at +160 °C N/mm2
4.3 After fuel immersion aging
see Section 5.2
4.3.1 FAM 2 N/mm2≥ 5,0
4.3.2 Diesel fuel N/mm2≥ 9,0
4.4 After fuel immersion aging and subsequent drying
see Section 5.3
4.4.1 FAM 2 N/mm2
≥ 10,0
4.4.2 Diesel fuel N/mm2
N/mm2≥ 10,0
4.5 After aging in engine oil
see Section 5.4
5 Elongation at break according to DIN 53504
5.1 As-received condition % 200 to 400
5.2 After aging at elevated temperature
see Section 5.1
5.2.1 94 h at +160 °C % ≥ 200
5.2.2 504 h at +160 °C % ≥ 150
5.3 After fuel immersion aging
see Section 5.2
5.3.1 FAM 2 % ≥ 100
5.3.2 Diesel fuel % ≥ 150
5.4 After fuel immersion aging and subsequent drying
see Section 5.3
5.4.1 FAM 2 %
≥ 200
5.4.2 Diesel fuel %
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No. Property Unit Requirement 5.5 After aging in engine oil
see Section 5.4
% ≥ 200
6 Permanent deformation according to PV 3307
6.1 94 h at +23 °C % ≤ 40,0
6.2 94 h at +120 °C % ≤ 60,0
7 Tear propagation strength according to DIN ISO 34-1
7.1 As-received condition N/mm
7.2 After aging at elevated temperature
see Section 5.1
N/mm ≥ 4,0
7.3 After fuel immersion aging
see Section 5.2
7.3.1 FAM 2 N/mm ≥ 0,8
7.4 After aging in engine oil
see Section 5.4
N/mm ≥ 3,0
8 Low-temperature behavior according
to VW 2.8.1
22 h at -35 °C Free of cracks and fractures when bent manually
9 Corrosion behavior according to
VW 2.8.1
Grade 2 permissible
10 Ozone resistance according to VW 2.8.1
folding stress
10.1 As-received condition
10.2 After aging at elevated temperature
see Section 5.1
10.3 After aging in engine oil
see Section 5.4
Free of cracks
11 Behavior with respect to crankcase gases according to PV 3936
after 6 cycles
11.1 General No decomposition and depolymerization
phenomena, no tackiness, no cracking 11.2 Hardness change Maximum of 20% of at least 55 Shore A 11.3 Tensile strength change Maximum of 40% of at least > 6 N/mm2 11.4 Elongation at tear change Maximum of 65% of at least > 80%
11.5 Weight change Maximum of +20%
5 Notes on testing
5.1 Aging at elevated temperature
S3A standard specimens shall be aged for the specified time at the specified temperatures in a forced ventilation oven according to DIN 53508. Measurements are performed 30 minutes after removal.
5.2 Fuel immersion aging
Appropriate specimens shall be aged for 46 h in FAM test fluids according to DIN 51604-1 (FAM 2). Measurements are performed 15 min after removal from the test fluid. The aging in diesel fuel is to be carried out in standard fluid A20 NP II made by Haltermann. After expiration of the exposure period of 46 h, any fluid adhering to the parts shall be removed using a rag or paper tissue. Evaluation is performed 15 min after removal.
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5.3 Fuel immersion aging and subsequent drying
The drying is to be carried out over a period of 22 h at +80 °C in a natural convection oven according to DIN 53505. Measurements are performed 15 minutes after removal. Specimen: S3A standard specimens.
5.4 Aging in engine oil
S3A standard specimens are aged for 94 h at +150 °C in SAE 5W-30 engine oil according to TL 52185. Measurements are performed 30 minutes after removal.
6 Referenced standards
The following documents cited in this standard are necessary for application.
In this Section, terminological inconsistencies may occur as the original titles are used.
PV 3307 Elastomer Components; Plastic and Elastic Deformability
PV 3927 Thermogravimetric Analysis for Plastics and Elastomers; Determination: Plasticizers, Carbon Black
PV 3936 Polymer Materials; Resistance Test to Components of Blow-By Gases
TL 52185 Reference Engine Oil SAE 5W-30 for Testing of Compatibility with Respect to Elastomer Materials; Lubricant Requirements
VW 2.8.1 Elastomers; Material Requirements and Testing
VW 01155 Vehicle Supply Parts; Approval of First Supply and Changes
VW 91101 Environmental Standard for Vehicles; Vehicle Parts, Materials, Operating Fluids; Avoidance of Hazardous Substances
DIN 51604-1 FAM Testing Fluid for Polymer Materials; Composition and Requirements DIN 53504 Testing of Rubber – Determination of Tensile Strength at Break, Tensile Stress at Yield, Elongation at Break and Stress Values in a Tensile Test DIN 53505 Testing of Rubber – Shore A and Shore D Hardness Test
DIN 53508 Testing of Rubber – Accelerated Ageing
DIN EN ISO 1183-1 Plastics – Methods for Determining the Density of Non-Cellular Plastics – Part 1: Immersion Method, Liquid Pyknometer Method and Titration Method DIN ISO 34-1 Rubber, Vulcanized or Thermoplastic – Determination of Tear Strength - Part 1: Trouser, Angle and Crescent Test Pieces
VDA 260 Bauteile von Kraftfahrzeugen; Kennzeichnung der Werkstoffe (Components of Motor Vehicles; Marking of Material – only available in German)