ISO 16316:2024
(Main)Windows, doors and curtain walling — Impacted by windborne debris in windstorms — Test method and classification
Windows, doors and curtain walling — Impacted by windborne debris in windstorms — Test method and classification
This document specifies a method to determine the windborne debris-resistance of windows (including skylights), doors or curtain walling to natural threats characterized by simulated destructive-windstorm events. The test method can also be used on windstorm protective systems for the missile impact tests. The test method determines the performance of windows, doors or curtain walling, under conditions representative of events that occur in severe, destructive-windstorm environments using simulated missile impact(s) followed by the application of cyclic test load. This document is applicable to the design of an entire window (including skylight), door or curtain walling, and also in case these systems are tested in combination with windstorm protective system assemblies and their installation. This document is not applicable to: — exterior garage doors and rolling doors are beyond the scope of this document and this document does not refer to: — bullet; — blast; — flood resistance. — windstorm protective systems when tested alone, i.e. not tested in combination with windows, skylights, doors or curtain walling. When windows, skylights, doors or curtain walling are tested in combination with windstorm protective systems, pass and fail assessment criteria (see Clause 9), only refer to windows, skylights, doors or curtain walling themselves. This document does not define pass or fail criteria for windstorm protective systems.
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International
Standard
ISO 16316
First edition
Windows, doors and curtain
2024-10
walling — Impacted by windborne
debris in windstorms — Test
method and classification
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Contents Page
Foreword .v
1 Scope . 1
2 Normative references . 1
3 Terms and definitions . 1
4 Symbols and abbreviated terms. 4
5 Principle and significance . 4
5.1 General .4
5.2 Significance and use .5
5.3 Options.5
6 Test apparatus . 5
7 Test specimens . 7
7.1 General .7
7.2 Test specimen size .7
7.3 Test specimen .7
7.4 Order of testing .8
8 Test procedure . 8
8.1 General .8
8.2 Preparation .8
8.2.1 General .8
8.2.2 Installation .8
8.2.3 Conditioning .8
8.2.4 Missile impact .8
8.3 Missile impact test.9
8.3.1 Projectile descriptions .9
8.3.2 Impact-speed tolerance .9
8.3.3 Impact angle .9
8.3.4 Impact location .10
8.4 Air pressure cycling test .16
8.4.1 General .16
8.4.2 Leakage .16
8.4.3 Air-pressure differential .17
8.4.4 Cyclic test loading .17
9 Pass and fail assessment criteria .18
9.1 General .18
9.2 Glass infill(s) .18
9.3 Panel(s) .18
9.4 External emergency exit doorset (panic exit doorset) .18
9.5 Edge releases .18
9.6 Windstorm protective systems .18
10 Product qualification .18
10.1 Requirements .18
10.2 Applicable missile for impact test .19
10.3 Levels of protection .19
10.4 Reference wind-speed zones . .19
Annex A (normative) Required information and test report .21
Annex B (informative) Recommended missile-propulsion devices .24
Annex C (informative) Reference wind speed .26
Annex D (normative) Flow chart of test procedure .27
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Annex E (informative) Guidance on substitution criteria for fenestration assemblies qualified
under this document.29
Annex F (informative) Test program examples .43
Annex G (informative) Flow chart of engineering analysis for wind-borne debris resistant
building envelope design .62
Bibliography .64
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