Iso 14469-2017

INTERNATIONAL ISO
STANDARD 14469
First edition
2017-01
Road vehicles — Compressed natural

gas (CNG) refuelling connector
Véhicules routiers — Connecteur de remplissage en gaz naturel
comprimé (GNC)
Reference number
ISO 14469:2017(E)
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Contents Page
Foreword .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... v
Introduction ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ vi
1 Scope ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1
2 Normative references ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 1
3 Terms and definitions ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 1
4 General construction requirements ................................................................................................................................................. 2
5 Nozzles ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 3
6 Standard receptacle dimensions ......................................................................................................................................................... 4
6.1 Standard receptacle dimensions Size 1 (B200, B250) .......................................................................................... 4
6.2 Standard receptacle dimensions size 2 (C200, C250) ........................................................................................... 7
7 Receptacles .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 10
8 Instructions ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 11
9 Marking ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11
10 Tests ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 12
10.1 General requirements .................................................................................................................................................................... 12
10.2 User interface ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 12
10.3 Impact resistance ............................................................................................................................................................................... 12
10.4 Receptacle protective caps......................................................................................................................................................... 13
10.5 Leakage at room temperature ................................................................................................................................................ 13
10.5.1 Nozzle ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 13
10.5.2 Receptacle ........................................................................................................................................................................... 13
10.6 Valve operating handle .................................................................................................................................................................. 14
10.7 Abnormal loads ................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
10.7.1 General................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
10.7.2 Test in the unpressurized condition ............................................................................................................ 15
10.7.3 Test in the pressurized condition ................................................................................................................... 15
10.8 Rocking/Twisting .............................................................................................................................................................................. 15
10.9 Mounting hardware torque ....................................................................................................................................................... 16
10.10 Low and high temperatures ...................................................................................................................................................... 16
10.10.1 General................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
10.10.2 Leakage test....................................................................................................................................................................... 16
10.10.3 Operation test.................................................................................................................................................................. 17
1 0.1 1 .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 17
D urab ility
1 0.1 1 .1 D urab ility cycling ......................................................................................................................................................... 17

1 0.1 1 .2 O xygen ageing ................................................................................................................................................................. 23
1 0.1 1 .3 S eal material co mp atib ility .................................................................................................................................. 23
1 0.1 1 .4 Ten- day mo is t ammo nia- air s tres s cracking ......................................................................................... 24
10.11.5 Electrical resistance ................................................................................................................................................... 24
1 0.1 2 H ydro s tatic s trength ....................................................................................................................................................................... 24
10.13 Corrosion resistance ....................................................................................................................................................................... 24
10.13.1 Nozzles .................................................................................................................................................................................. 25
10.13.2 Receptacles ........................................................................................................................................................................ 25
10.14 Deformation ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 25
10.15 Non-igniting evaluation ................................................................................................................................................................ 25
10.16 Pressure-tight protective cap (PTPC) ............................................................................................................................... 25
10.16.1 General................................................................................................................................................................................... 25
10.16.2 Leakage ................................................................................................................................................................................. 26
1 0.1 6.3 D urab ility cycling ......................................................................................................................................................... 26
10.16.4 Abuse....................................................................................................................................................................................... 27
10.16.5 Impact resistance ......................................................................................................................................................... 27
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10.16.6 Corrosion resistance .................................................................................................................................................. 27

10.16.7 Hydrostatic strength .................................................................................................................................................. 27
Annex A (informative) Nozzle characteristics .......................................................................................................................................... 28

Annex B (normative) ............................................................................................................................................ 29
Re c e p ta c l e te x t fi x tu re
Bibliography ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 37
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Foreword
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The committee responsible for this document is ISO/TC 22, Road vehicles, Subcommittee SC 41, Specific
aspects for gaseous fuels.
This first edition o f ISO 14469:2016 cancels and replaces the first edition o f ISO 14469-1:2004,
ISO 14469-2:2007 and ISO 14469-3:2006, which have been technically revised.
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Introduction
This document was developed to use in the examination, testing and certification o f newly produced
compressed natural (CNG) gas vehicle fuelling nozzles and receptacles and, as such, applies only to the
nozzles and receptacles used in CNG fuelling systems, and not to the system itsel f.
A nozzle certified to this International Standard will be functionally compatible from a sa fety and
per formance perspective with all listed receptacles o f compatible profile and system pressure. Similarly,
a certified receptacle will be functionally compatible from a sa fety and per formance perspective with
all listed nozzles o f compatible profile and system pressure.
As there may eventually be many di fferent kinds o f nozzles and receptacles available from a variety
o f manu facturers which, for sa fety reasons, have to be all compatible with one another, this document
specifies a series o f receptacle profiles. These standard profiles incorporate the design specifications
(mating materials, geometry and tolerances) which may be considered in the certification o f a submitted
nozzle or receptacle.
The construction and performance of nozzles and receptacles are based on the observation that three
main parameters a ffect user sa fety and system compatibility.
a) Service pressure
All nozzles and receptacles are designed to have a service pressure of either 20 MPa (200 bar) for B200
and C200 connectors or 25 MPa (250 Bar) for B250 and C250 connectors.
b) Design life
Frequency o f use is the second parameter to be considered. Since frequency o f use will di ffer with the
nozzle/receptacle application (i.e. public sector, fleet employee and residential), all receptacles will be
tested at 10 000 connect/disconnect cycles for compliance with this document. In addition, all nozzles
will be tested according to the following frequency use classifications, as applicable:
— Class A Nozzle, speci fying high frequency use, with a cycle li fe o f 100 000 cycles and equating to
approximately 100 fills per day for three years;
— Class B Nozzle, speci fying medium frequency use, with a cycle li fe o f 20 000 cycles and equating to
approximately 10 fills per day for five years.
c) Training
Operator training required is in accordance with national requirements.
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Road vehicles — Compressed natural gas (CNG) refuelling

connector
1 Scope
This document specifies CNG re fuelling nozzles and receptacles constructed entirely o f new and unused
parts and materials, for road vehicles powered by compressed natural gas. A CNG re fuelling connector
consists of, as applicable, the receptacle and its protective cap (mounted on the vehicle) and the nozzle.
This document is applicable only to such devices designed for a service pressure o f 20 MPa (200 bar)
and 25 MPa (250 bar), to those using CNG according to ISO 15403-1 and ISO 15403-2 and having
standardized mating components, and to connectors that prevent natural gas vehicles from being
fuelled by dispensers with service pressures higher than that o f the vehicle, while allowing them to
be fuelled by dispensers with service pressures less than or equal to the vehicle fuel system service
pressure.
This document refers to service pressures of 20 MPa and 25 MPa for:
— size 1: B200 and B250;
— size 2: C200 and C250.
NOTE All references to pressures, given in megapascals and bar1) are considered gauge pressures, unless
otherwise specified.
2 Normative references
The following documents, in whole or in part, are normatively re ferenced in this document and are
indispensable for its application. For dated re ferences, only the edition cited applies. For undated
re ferences, the latest edition o f the re ferenced document (including any amendments) applies.
ISO 188, Rubber, vulcanized or thermoplastic — Accelerated ageing and heat resistance tests
ISO 1817, Rubber, vulcanized or thermoplastic — Determination of the effect of liquids
ISO 9227, Corrosion tests in artificial atmospheres — Salt spray tests
ISO 15500-2, Road vehicles — Compressed natural gas (CNG) fuel system components — Part 2:
Performance and general test methods
ISO 15501-1, Road vehicles — Compressed natural gas (CNG) fuel systems — Part 1: Safety requirements
3 Terms and definitions
For the purposes o f this document, the following terms and definitions apply. ISO and IEC maintain
terminological databases for use in standardization at the following addresses:
— IEC Electropedia: available at http://www.electropedia .org/
— ISO Online browsing platform: available at http://www.iso .org/obp
1) (1 bar = 0,1 MPa = 10 5 Pa; 1 MPa = 1 N/mm2 )

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3.1
dry air
air with moisture content such that the dew point of the air at the required test pressure is at least
11 °C below the ambient test temperature
3.2
hydrostatic pressure
pressure to which a component is taken to veri fy the structural strength o f the component
3.3
working pressure
maximum pressure that a CNG refuelling connector can be expected to withstand in actual service
3.4
service pressure
settled pressure of 20 MPa (200 bar) at a uniform gas temperature of 15 °C for B200 and C200
connectors or 25 MPa (250 Bar) for B250 and C250 connectors
3.5
positive locking means
feature which requires actuation of an interlocking mechanism to allow connection/disconnection of
the nozzle from the receptacle
3.6
CNG refuelling nozzle
device which permits quick connection and disconnection o f fuel supply hose to the CNG receptacle in a
safe manner, hereafter referred to as nozzle
3.7
CNG refuelling receptacle
device connected to a vehicle or storage system which receives the CNG re fuelling nozzle and permits
safe transfer of fuel, hereafter referred to as receptacle
3.8
CNG refuelling connector
joined assembly o f CNG re fuelling nozzle and receptacle, herea fter re ferred to as connector
4 General construction requirements
4.1 Nozzles and receptacles manufactured in accordance with this document shall be designed in
accordance with reasonable concepts o f safety, durability and maintainability.
4.2 Nozzles and receptacles shall be well fitted and manufactured in accordance with good engineering
practice. All construction requirements may be met by either the construction specified in this document
or another construction that gives at least equivalent performance.
4.3 Nozzles and receptacles shall be
— designed to minimize the possibility o f incorrect assembly,
— designed to be secure against displacement, distortion, warping or other damage, and
— constructed to maintain operational integrity under normal and reasonable conditions o f handling
and usage.
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4.4 Nozzles and receptacles shall be manufactured of materials suitable and compatible for use with
CNG at the pressure and the temperature ranges to which they will be subjected (see Clause 1).
The minimum temperature range shall be selected by the manu facturer between the following ranges:
— 40 °C to 85 °C or 120°C as applicable;
— 20 °C to 85°C or 120 °C as applicable.
NOTE 1 The lower temperature limit depends on whether the component is to be used for mild or cold weather
NOTE 2 The high temperature limit depends on whether the component will be installed inside the engine
compartment (120°C) or outside of the engine compartment (85°C).
4.5 Nozzles and receptacles constructed o f brass shall use brass alloys with a copper mass
content ≤70 %. This will ensure proper material compatibility with all the constituents o f natural gas.
4.6 Separate external three-way valves shall be constructed and marked so as to indicate clearly the
open, shut and vent positions.
4.7 Nozzles and receptacles shall be operated either to connect or disconnect without the use of tools.
4.8 The receptacle shall be mounted on the vehicle in accordance with ISO 15501-1.
4.9 Jointing components shall provide gas-tight sealing performance.
5 Nozzles
5.1 Nozzles shall be one o f the three types according to a), b) and c). See also Annex A.
a) Type 1 is a nozzle for use with dispensing hoses that remain fully pressurized at dispenser
shutdown.
The nozzle shall not allow gas to flow until a positive connection has been achieved. The nozzle shall be
equipped with an integral valve or valves, incorporating an operating mechanism which first stops the
supply o f gas and sa fely vents the trapped gas be fore allowing the disconnection o f the nozzle from the
receptacle. The operating mechanism shall ensure that the vent valve is in the open position before the
release mechanism can be operated and that the gas located between the nozzle shut-off valve and the
receptacle check valve is sa fely vented prior to nozzle disconnection (see 10.2).
b) Type 2 is a nozzle for use with dispensing hoses that remain fully pressurized at dispenser
shutdown. A separate three-way valve connected directly, or indirectly, to the inlet o f the nozzle is
required to sa fely vent trapped gas prior to nozzle disconnection. The nozzle shall not permit the
flow o f gas i f unconnected. Venting is required prior to disconnection o f the nozzle (see 10.2).
c) Type 3 is a nozzle for use with dispensing hoses which are automatically depressurized — 0,5 MPa
(5 bar) and below — at dispenser shutdown (see 10.2).
In addition, nozzles shall be classified in terms o f cycle li fe as follows:
— Class A, speci fying high frequency use, with a cycle li fe o f 100 000;
— Class B, speci fying low frequency use, with a cycle li fe o f 20 000.
5.2 Venting or de-pressurization o f all nozzle types is required prior to disconnection. Disconnection
of all nozzles shall be able to be accomplished in accordance with 10.2.

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5.3 The method for attaching the nozzle to the fuel dispensing system hose shall not rely on the joint
threads between the male and female threads for sealing (e.g. conical threads).
5.4 The three-way valve exhaust port o f Type 1 and Type 2 nozzles shall be protected from the ingress
o f foreign particles and fluid which would hamper the operation o f the valve.
5.5 The portions o f a nozzle which are held by the user for connection or disconnection may be
thermally insulated.
5.6 A Type 1 nozzle shall bear a marking indicating the direction o f the open and shut operation i f it
contains a rotating actuation mechanism.
5.7 The interface surface of the nozzle shall be constructed of material having a hardness >75 Rockwell
B (HRB 75) and shall be non-sparking and conductive (see 10.11.5 and 10.15).
The exposed surfaces of the nozzles shall be made of non-sparking materials (see 10.11.5 and 10.15).
5.8 Nozzles shall comply with the performance requirements o f Clause 10 to ensure interchangeability.
6 Standard receptacle dimensions
6.1 Standard receptacle dimensions Size 1 (B200, B250)

A Size 1 receptacle shall comply with the design specifications shown in Figure 1 and 2.

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Dimensions in millimetres
Ra 3,2 µm
S ur face ro ughnes s ≤
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This area shall be kept free of all components
a Minimum length of the receptacle that is clear of provisions for attachment of the receptacle or
protective caps.
b Sealing surface equivalent to N°110 O-ring of dimensions:
— I nternal diameter: 9 , 1 9 ± 0 , 1 2 7 ; width: 2 , 6 2 ± 0 , 0 7 6;
— S ealing s ur face finis h: 0 , 8 μm to 0 , 0 5 μm;
— Material hardness: 75 HRB minimum.

Figure 1 — B200 receptacle

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a Minimum length of the receptacle that is clear of provisions for attachment of the receptacle or protective caps.
— I nternal diameter: 9 , 1 9 ± 0 , 1 2 7 ; width: 2 , 6 2 ± 0 , 0 7 6 ;

Figure 2 — B250 receptacle

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6.2 Standard receptacle dimensions size 2 (C200, C250)

A Size 2 receptacle shall comply with the design specifications detailed in Figures 3 and 4.

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— I nternal diameter: 1 5 , 47 ± 0 , 2 3 ; width: 3 , 5 3 ± 0 , 1 ;

Figure 3 — C200 receptacle

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— I nternal diameter: 1 5 , 47 ± 0 , 2 3 ; width: 3 , 5 3 ± 0 , 1 ;
— S ealing s urface finis h: 0 , 8 μm to 0 , 0 5 μm;

Figure 4 — C250 receptacle

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7 Receptacles
7.1 Receptacles shall be evaluated using at least two different test nozzles, each nozzle representing a
di fferent lo cking techno lo gy.
T he fai lure o f any te s t conduc ted with the re cep tacle and no z z le tes t s amples shal l con s titute a fai lu re of
the s ubmitte d re cep tacle, un les s the manu fac turer c an prove the problem was c aus e d by the tes t no z z le .
7.2 Recep tacle des igns which emp loy means , on the b ack Figure 5, to
diameter as s ho wn in
accommodate mounting, or for mounting accessories or marking purposes, shall not have such means
extend b eyo nd the b ack diameter dimens io ns of Figure 1 to Figure 4, as
the p ro file as s p ecified by
applicable. Acceptable means include wrench flats , dus t cap f

ancho ring gro oves , us e o hex s to ck,
undercutting for marking, and threads for pressure-tight caps. Receptacle designs shall not compromise
Annex B.
the interchangeab ility requirements s p ecified in
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1 back diameter
Figure 5 — Receptacle design
7.3 The receptacle shall be equipped with an internal check valve to prevent the escape of gas. The
check valve s hall b e o f the no n- co ntact typ e, o p ening by di fferential p res s ure o nly.
7.4 The metho d fo r attaching the recep tacle to the vehicle fuel sys tem s hall no t rely o n the j o int
between the male and female threads for sealing, such as conical threads.
7.5 The interfacing surface of the receptacle shall be constructed of material having a
hardness >75 Rockwell B (HRB 75) and shall be non-sparking and conductive (see 10.11.5 and 10.15).
The exposed surfaces of devices shall be made of non-sparking materials (see 10.11.5).
7.6 Recep tacles s hall have a means to p revent the ingres s o f fluids and fo reign matter.
7.7 The functio n s p ecified in 7.6 may als o b e met by either a p ro tective cap (s ee 10.4) or a pressure-
tight protective cap (see 10.16).

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7.8 The recep tacle s hall have p rovis io ns to b e firmly attached to the vehicle and s hall co mp ly with
applicable abnormal load tests (see 10.7).

7.9 Recep tacles s hall have a cycle li fe o f > 1 0 0 0 0 cycles .
8 Instructions
8.1 I n fo rmatio n required under this claus e fo r ins tructio ns and p rovis io ns to b e s p ecified s hall b e
given in an eas ily unders to o d fo rm.
8.2 S p ecial to o ls required fo r co nnectio n o f recep tacles to tub ing and as s emb ly and dis as s emb ly o f
three- way valve p arts s hall b e clearly identified in the ins tructio ns .
8.3 The manu facturers o f recep tacles , no zzles and three- way valves s hall p rovide clear and co ncis e
p rinted ins tructio ns and diagrams in a fo rm that can b e eas ily unders to o d and adequate fo r
a) prop er field as s embly,
b) installation,
c) maintenance,
d) replacement of components as appropriate,
e) s a fe op eration b y a l l u s ers ,
f) s u itabi l ity and u s e,
g) storage and handling.

9 Marking
9.1 Information required under this clause shall be clear and legible. Marking should be embossed,
engraved, cast, stamped or otherwise formed in the part. This includes markings baked into an enamelled
surface.
9.2 Nozzles and receptacles shall bear the following information:
a) ma nu fac turer ’s or de a ler ’s na me, trademark or s ymb ol;
b) mo del de s ignation;
c) B 2 0 0 or B 2 5 0 or C 2 0 0 or C 2 5 0 ;
d) appl ic able typ e a nd cla s s (s e e 5.1 );
e) operating temperature range.

9.3 Nozzles and receptacles shall each bear a manufacturing date code.
9.4 M arking to identi fy this do cument s hall b e p rovided fo r each sys tem, it may b e lo cated o n the
device, on the package or on a notice placed inside the package in which the device is shipped.

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10 Tests
10.1 General requirements

The nozzle and receptacle tested shall be o f the receptacle and nozzle designs specified from Clauses 1
to 9. Unless otherwise stated,
a) tests shall be conducted at room temperature (20 ± 5) °C,
b) all pressure or leak tests shall be conducted with dry air or dry nitrogen, and
c) devices shall be conditioned to attain equilibrium conditions.
Unless otherwise specified all pressures, temperatures and dimensions shall have a maximum tolerance
o f ±5 %.
Type 2 nozzles shall be tested in series, with either a three-way valve or some other means to
independently pressurize and vent the nozzle. The three-way valve shall not a ffect the temperature,
durability or flow characteristics o f the nozzle. Failure o f the three-way valve shall not constitute
failure o f the nozzle. A three-way valve supplied for utilization with a Type 2 nozzle shall be evaluated
separately.
Nozzle tests shall be done with the test fixtures, specified in Annex B, as applicable. A new receptacle
test sample shall be used for each nozzle test. The failure o f any test conducted with the nozzle and
receptacle test sample shall constitute a failure of the nozzle design.
10.2 User interface
The appearance o f the nozzle and receptacle shall be such as to clearly suggest the proper method o f use.
It shall not be possible to deliver gas using Type 1 nozzles unless the nozzle and receptacle are connected
properly and positively locked.
Upon disconnection, Type 1, 2 and 3 nozzles shall stop the flow o f gas. No hazardous condition shall
result from disconnection. Type 3 nozzles shall be under a pressure o f 0,7 MPa (7 bar) during this test.
When the contained pressure is less than or equal to 0,7 MPa (7 bar), all nozzles shall be capable of
being disconnected with forces or torques not exceeding 225 N or 7 N·m.
The disconnection force/torque shall be applied in a direction that tends to unhook and release the
nozzle. The force/torque shall be applied to the unhooking/release actuator. The torque shall be
applied through axis rotation of the nozzle handle equal to the exterior handling surface of the nozzle
uncoupling mechanism and in a direction such that the nozzle tends to unhook and be released.
On depressurized devices, the axial force to connect and lock or unlock and disconnect the device shall
be ≤90 N.
On a positive locking device that incorporates a rotary locking means, the torque to lock or unlock the
locking means shall not exceed 1 N·m for a device having a diameter o f ≤25,4 mm and 1,7 N⋅m for a
device having a diameter >25,4 mm.
The minimum force to facilitate disconnection at pressures of 6,25 MPa (62,5 bar) or more, shall be 2,5
times compared to the disconnection force when Types 1 and 2 nozzles are depressurized or when type
3 nozzles are at a pressure o f 0,7 MPa (7 bar). Type 1 nozzles shall be tested with the vent port plugged.
10.3 Impact resistance

A nozzle shall be connected to a 4,6 m length of 9,5 mm internal diameter (ID) fuelling hose, conditioned
at −40 °C or lower for 24 h and then dropped 1,8 m onto a concrete floor as shown in Figure 6. The nozzle
shall be dropped 10 times, then pressurized to service pressure and subjected to 10 additional drops.

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Following this, the nozzle shall be capable of normal connection and disconnection to the receptacle. In
addition, the nozzle shall comply with all leakage tests specified in this document (see 10.5).
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1 suitable support
2 refuelling hose (9,5 mm diameter)
3 nozzle
4 concrete floor
Figure 6 — Impact resistance test arrangement
10.4 Receptacle protective caps

There shall be no permanent distortion or damage to any receptacle protective cap when tested as
follows.
A solid steel ball with a diameter 50 mm shall be dropped from a height of 300 mm striking the
protective cap installed on the receptacle. The test shall be conducted at −40 °C or lower and at 85 °C
or higher at a minimum o f five points o f impact most likely to cause damage to the receptacle and the
protective cap.
10.5 Leakage at room temperature
10.5.1 Nozzle
A nozzle, whether coupled or uncoupled, shall be either bubble-free for 1 min during the leak test or
have a leak rate of <20 cm3/h (normal), when tested as follows.
Tests shall be conducted at 0,5 MPa (5 bar), then at 1,5 times the service pressure and then again at
0,5 MPa (5 bar).
Pressurized air or nitrogen shall be applied to the inlet of the coupled (or uncoupled) device. The external
body shall then be checked for bubble-tight leakage using immersion in room temperature water.
All connectors shall be checked for leakage from the time o f connection, through full fuel flow, to the
time of disconnection.
NOTE The trapped volume of gas released during disconnection is not considered as leakage.
If there are no bubbles for a period of 1 min, the sample passes the test. If bubbles are detected, then the
leak rate shall be measured by either a vacuum test using helium gas (global accumulation method) or
an equivalent method.
10.5.2 Receptacle
The receptacle check valve shall be either bubble-free for 1 min during the leak test or have a leak rate
of <20 cm3/h (normal) when tested as follows.

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Tests shall be conducted at 0,5 MPa (5 bar), then at 1,5 times the service pressure and then again at
0,5 MPa (5 bar).
The receptacle shall be connected to a pressure vessel capable o f sa fely accommodating the specified
test pressures. The receptacle and pressure vessel shall then be pressurized. Once the pressure
vessel has reached the specified test pressure, the upstream portion o f the receptacle shall be quickly
depressurized and the receptacle check valve checked for leakage.
10.6 Valve operating handle
If a nozzle is equipped with a valve operating handle, it shall be capable of withstanding double the
manu facturer’s specified operating torque or force, without damage to the operating handle or the
operating handle stops.
The test shall be performed with the torque or force applied in both the opening and closing directions
a) with the nozzle properly connected to a receptacle, and
b) with the nozzle intentionally misaligned relative to the receptacle.
10.7 Abnormal loads
10.7.1 General
The connected nozzle and receptacle shall be subjected to the following abnormal loads for a period o f
5 min in service. These tests are to be conducted separately:
a) pulls a along the longitudinal axis of the nozzle or receptacle;
b) moments b applied in a worst-case manner.
The nozzle and receptacle shall be able to withstand abnormal loads of a = 1 350 N and b = 120 N·m
without distortion or damage, and of a = 2 700 N and b = 240 N·m without becoming so damaged as to
leak. The load and moment arm shall be measured about a point 41 mm from the front of the receptacle
to the hose inlet of the nozzle (see Figure 6).
A fter completing these tests, the receptacle shall comply with 10.5.

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1 receptacle
2 abnormal load reference
3 moment
4 nozzle
Figure 7 — Abnormal load test
10.7.2 Test in the unpressurized condition

T he re cep tacle te s t fi x ture and no z z le s ha l l no t b e pre s s u ri z e d du ri ng the abnorma l lo ad te s ts .
The receptacle shall be mounted as a cantilever to a supporting member in accordance with the
manufacturer’s instructions. For the purposes of this test, the supporting member shall be capable of
with s tand i ng the s p e ci fie d lo ad s without d i s pl acement or defle c tion .
T he lo ad s appl ie d a nd the device’s abi l ity to re s i s t damage sha l l be as s p e ci fie d in 10.7.1. After
comple tion o f the te s ts , the re cep tacle s ha l l comply with 10.5.
10.7.3 Test in the pressurized condition
T he re cep tacle te s t fi x ture and no z z le s ha l l b e pre s s u ri z e d 1 , 2 5 ti me s s er vice pre s s u re duri ng the
abnormal load tests.

T he “ lo o s e fit” te s t fi xtu re (s e e Annex B) shall be used for this test, regardless of the working pressure
rati ng o f the no z z le . T he te s t fi xture s ha l l b e mou nte d a s a c a nti lever to a s upp or ti ng memb er. T he
s upp or ti ng memb er sh a l l be c ap able o f with s ta nd i ng the s p e ci fie d lo ad s without d i s placement or
defle c tion . T he no z z le sh a l l b e prop erly con ne c te d to the te s t fi x ture .
T he lo ad s appl ie d a nd the devices ’ abi l ity to re s i s t damage sha l l be as s p e ci fie d in 10.7.1. After
comple tion o f the te s ts , the re cep tacle s ha l l comply with 10.5.
10.8 Rocking/Twisting
T he re cep tacle a nd its mounti ng h ardwa re s ha l l no t b e lo o s ene d or da mage d when s ubj e c te d to the
following test.
Uti l i z i ng the re cep tacle mounti ng hardware s ubm itte d b y the manu fac tu rer, the re cep tacle s ha l l b e
mounted on a supporting member in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions. The supporting
memb er sh a l l b e c ap able o f with s tand i ng the s p e ci fie d lo ad s without d i s placement or defle c tion . T he
no z z le, attache d to a pre s s u ri z e d ho s e i n s ta l le d a s for norma l u s e, sh a l l b e prop erly con ne c te d to the

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receptacle. An alternating 24 N·m moment shall be applied at a point on the nozzle furthest from the
receptacle for 2 500 times at a frequency not exceeding one cycle per second.
A torque o f 4 N·m shall then be applied 10 times to the receptacle in the direction most likely to loosen
the mounting hardware.
Following these tests, the receptacle shall comply with the room temperature leakage tests (see 10.5),
Following room temperature leakage tests, the receptacle shall comply with hydrostatic strength tests
(see 10.12)
10.9 Mounting hardware torque
The receptacle and mounting hardware shall withstand, without damage, a turning force equal to
150 % o f the manu facturer’s recommended mounting hardware fastening torque.
10.10 Low and high temperatures
10.10.1 General
Prior to conditioning, the devices shall be purged with nitrogen and then sealed from the atmosphere
under a pressure o f 7 MPa (70 bar) nitrogen or dry air.
All tests shall be conducted while the devices continue to be exposed to the specified test temperatures.
The outlet of the device shall be plugged and the test pressure shall be applied to the inlet of the device.
The device shall be either bubble- free during the leak test for the specified time period or have a leak
rate of <20 cm3/h (normal).
10.10.2 Leakage test
10.10.2.1 Preconditioning
At each test condition, as follows, the devices shall be maintained at the specified temperature for 2 h,
then tested in accordance with 10.10.2.2:
a) the nozzle and receptacle coupled, conditioned at −40 °C (or −20°C as applicable) or lower and
pressurized at 0,5 MPa (5 bar) and 15 MPa (150 bar);
b) the nozzle and receptacle coupled, conditioned at 85 °C (or 120°C as applicable) or higher and
pressurized at 1 MPa (10 bar) and 1,5 times service pressure;
c) the receptacle uncoupled, conditioned at −40 °C (or −20°C as applicable) or lower and pressurized
at 0,5 MPa (5 bar) and 15 MPa (150 bar);
d) the receptacle uncoupled, conditioned at 85 °C (or 120°C as applicable) or higher and pressurized at
1 MPa (10 bar) and 1,5 times service pressure;
e) the nozzle uncoupled, conditioned at −40 °C (or −20°C as applicable) or lower and pressurized at
0,5 MPa (5 bar) and 15 MPa (150 bar);
f) the nozzle uncoupled, conditioned at 85 °C (or 120°C as applicable) or higher and pressurized at
1 MPa (10 bar) and 1,5 times service pressure;
10.10.2.2 Test
Pressurized air or nitrogen shall be applied to the test components. The external body shall then be
checked for bubble-tight leakage using
a) at −40 °C (or −20°C as applicable), immersion in a 70 % glycol and 30 % water mixture for 2 min, and
b) at 85 °C, immersion in 85 °C water for 1 min.
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c) For tests at 120°C (i f applicable) immersion in synthetic oil for 1min.

For b), the use o f glycol up to 30 % is permitted.
The media used for immersion should be at the same temperature as the test components.
10.10.2.3 Requirement
I f there are no bubbles for the specified time period, the sample passes the test. I f bubbles are detected,
then the leak rate shall be measured by either a vacuum test using helium gas (global accumulation
method) or an equivalent method.
10.10.3 Operation test
The devices shall function normally and deliver gas when tested under the following conditions.
a) the nozzle and receptacle are connected and disconnected 10 times a fter conditioning at −40 °C
(or −20°C as applicable) and pressurized to 15 MPa (150 bar);
b) the nozzle and receptacle are connected and disconnected 10 times after conditioning at 85 °C (or
120°C as applicable) and pressurized to Service pressure.
10.11 Durability
10.11.1 Durability cycling
10.11.1.1 Nozzle test
All nozzles shall be capable o f withstanding the number o f specified operational cycles given in Table 1.
During the following tests, all nozzles shall be maintained according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
Requirements for maintenance at intervals less than those specified by the manu facturer shall be
considered as not complying with this document.
Table 1 — Nozzle frequency of use

Nozzle type Frequency of use (by class)
Class A Class B
Type 1 100 000 —
Type 2 100 000 20 000
Type 3 100 000 20 000
For the purposes o f this test, one cycle o f operation shall comprise
a) properly connecting the nozzle to the test fixture,
b) pressurizing the nozzle to 1,25 times service pressure using dry, oil- free air or nitrogen,
c) depressurizing the nozzle, and
d) disconnecting the nozzle.
At each disconnection, the test fixture shall be rotated relative to the nozzle at random or equal degree
increments throughout this test. This is to be repeated until 10 000 cycles are completed, a fter which
time the nozzle shall be examined for wear. For a Type 3 nozzle, the pressure shall be reduced to 0,5 MPa
(5 bar) during the disconnection phase.
The pressure shall be maintained on the inlet o f each nozzle throughout the test. For a Type 1 nozzle,
the pressure shall be maintained on the inlet. For a Type 2 nozzle, the pressure shall be maintained on
the inlet o f the three-way valve.

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The nozzle shall be checked at 20 % intervals for compliance with 10.5 and 10.10.2. In addition, at these
intervals, the nozzle locking mechanism shall be checked at the normal disconnection pressure to
ensure it is properly engaged on the nozzle.
For a Type 1 nozzle, the vent valve operating mechanism shall be manually operated 10 times at both
high and low temperatures at each o f the cycle intervals prior to checking for leakage.
The test fixture shall be replaced a fter 10 000 cycles. The test fixture shall be selected from Table 2.
The worn test fixtures resulting from cycling the test nozzle shall not exhibit wear in excess o f patterns
shown in Figure 8 to Figure 11 . In addition, following completion of the required number of cycles,
the test nozzle shall comply with 10.5 and 10.12 when tested with the receptacle test piece of Figure 8
to Figure 11 . Failure to comply with any of the tests specified in this paragraph shall be deemed as a
failure o f the test nozzle. The replacement o f nozzle seals shall be acceptable at intervals o f 40 % o f the
total number cycles.
T a b l e 2 — Te s t fi x t u r e s e l e c t i o n f
o r n o z z l e d u r a b i l i t y
Number of cycles Fixture Replacement frequency

0 to 50 000 Loose Fita Every 10 000 cycles
50 001 to 100 000 Tight Fitb Every 10 000 cycles
a Loose fit fixtures are defined in Figures B1, B2, B3, B4.
b Tight fit fixtures are defined in Figures B5, B6, B7, B8.
For Class A devices, the seal(s) may be replaced at 40 000 cycles and 80 000 cycles i f the manu facturer’s
instructions clearly state that this is recommended practice.

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Surface roughness ≤Ra 3,2 µm
Material hardness: 75 Rockwell B (HRB 75) min.
F i g u r e 8 — B 2 0 0 - Wo r n r e c e p t a c l e t e s t fi x t u r e

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Material hardness: 75 Rockwell B (HRB 75) min.

Sur face finish range ≤ Ra 3,2 µm.
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10.11.1.2 Receptacle check valve test

The receptacle check valve shall be bubble free on the leak test for 1 min and be capable of withstanding
100 000 cycles o f operation and 24 h o f the flow conditions that cause the most severe chatter.
The receptacle shall be connected to a nozzle test fixture. A pressure o f 1,25 times service pressure
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of the receptacle check valve. Pressure on the downstream side of the receptacle check valve shall be
lowered to between 0 and a maximum o f 12,5 MPa (125 bar) prior to the next cycle.
Following 100 000 cycles o f operation, the receptacle check valve shall be subjected to 24 h o f flow at
the inlet/outlet flow conditions that cause the most severe chatter. The receptacle shall then be tested
for compliance with 10.5 and 10.10.2.
10.11.1.3 Nozzle check valve test
Without being connected to the receptacle, the nozzle check valve (which prevents the flow o f gas unless
properly connected) shall be capable o f withstanding 500 cycles o f application o f 1,25 times service
pressure. Following this test, the nozzle check valve shall be bubble-free for 1 min during the leak test
when tested in accordance with 10.2, 10.5 and 10.10.2.
10.11.1.4 Receptacle test
A receptacle shall be capable o f withstanding 10 000 cycles o f operation as follows. For the purposes o f
this test, one cycle o f operation shall comprise
a) properly connecting the nozzle to the receptacle,
b) pressurizing the devices to 1,25 times service pressure using dry, oil- free air or nitrogen,
c) depressurizing the devices, and
d) disconnecting the nozzle.
A fter every 100 cycles, a torque o f 20 N·m, shall be applied around the longitudinal axis o f the
pressurized nozzle, through a maximum rotation of 30°, after which the test shall continue as before.
Following this test, the receptacle shall pass the test according to 10.2, 10.5. and 10.10.2
1 0 . 1 1 . 1 . 5 Re c e p ta c l e f
u l l fl o w te s t
The receptacle shall be capable o f withstanding full flow condition, in the following test.
Connect the receptacle to a nozzle. The outlet of the receptacle shall be open to atmospheric pressure.
Connect the supply port o f the nozzle to a system that supplies su fficient compressed dry air or nitrogen.
Each receptacle shall be cycled for 30 cycles. Each cycle shall consist o f the full flow o f gas with the
supply pressure starting at 1,1 times service pressure . A cycle shall be 2 s in length and the supply
pressure shall not fall below 0,8 times service pressure at the end o f each cycle. The test system shall
not limit the flow during this test.
Following this test, the receptacle shall pass the test given in 10.5.
10.11.2 Oxygen ageing
Sealing materials shall be listed and rated by the manu facturer as being resistant to oxygen ageing.
Otherwise, the materials shall not crack or show visible evidence o f deterioration subsequent to oxygen
ageing as follows.
Samples shall be subjected to 96 h o f exposure at 70 °C ± 5° C and at 2,1 MPa ± 0,1 MPa (21 bar ± 1 bar).
This test shall be conducted in accordance with ISO 188.
10.11.3 Seal material compatibility
Sealing materials shall not show excessive volume change or loss of mass when tested as follows:
a) Representative sample(s) of seal materials shall be prepared, measured and weighed. The samples
shall then be immersed in natural gas at 1,25 times service pressure for a minimum of 70 h.
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Following this time period, the test pressure shall be rapidly reduced to atmospheric pressure,
after which the test samples shall not exhibit evidence of shredding. In addition, the samples shall
not swell by more than 25 %, shrink by more than 1 % or incur a mass loss in excess o f 10 %. The
observations on the samples shall be made within one hour o f the finalization o f the test.
b) Non-metallic material used in a component that is likely to be exposed to ester-based or alpha-
olefin- based synthetic compressor oils, including non-synthetic compressor oils, shall not show
excessive change in volume or weight when tested in accordance with ISO 1817 or the following
procedure. Prepare, measure and weigh one or more representative samples of each non-metallic
material used in a component, then immerse the sample or samples at room temperature in holders,
each containing one o f the test fluids, for a minimum o f 70 h. Following this period o f immersion,
remove and measure the test samples, within 1 h. No sample shall exhibit swelling greater than
25 % or shrinkage greater than 1 %. The weight change shall not exceed 10 %.
10.11.4 Ten-day moist ammonia-air stress cracking
A fter being subjected to the following conditions, a brass part containing more than 15 % zinc shall
show no evidence o f cracking or delamination when examined using ×25 magnification.
Each test sample shall be subjected to the physical stresses normally imposed on or within a part as
the result o f assembly with other components. Such stresses shall be applied to the sample prior to,
and maintained during, the test. Samples with threads, intended to be used for installing the product
in the field, shall have the threads engaged and tightened to the torque specified by the manu facturer.
Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) tape or pipe compound shall not be used on the threads.
Three samples shall be degreased and then continuously exposed in a set position for 10 days to a moist
ammonia-air mixture maintained in a glass chamber o f approximately 3 l capacity and having a glass
cover, as follows.
Approximately 0,6 l o f aqueous ammonia having a specific gravity o f 0,94 shall be maintained at the
bottom of the glass chamber below the samples. The samples shall each be positioned 40 mm above
the aqueous ammonia solution and supported by an inert tray. The moist ammonia-air mixture in the
chamber shall be maintained at atmospheric pressure and at a temperature of 34 °C ± 2 °C.
10.11.5 Electrical resistance
The electrical resistance o f the connected receptacle and nozzle shall not be greater than 10 Ω in the
pressurized and unpressurized states. Tests shall be conducted prior to, and a fter, durability cycling
(see 10.11.1).
10.12 Hydrostatic strength
CAUTION — Because the hydrostatic strength test is a terminal test, do not use the test samples
for any further testing.
An uncoupled nozzle, uncoupled receptacle and coupled nozzle and receptacle shall not rupture when
subjected to the following test.
Outlet openings of the uncoupled or coupled connector shall be plugged and valve seats or internal
blocks made to assume the open position. A hydrostatic pressure o f 2,5 times the working pressure
shall be applied to the inlet of the nozzle or outlet of the receptacle for a period of at least 3 min.
10.13 Corrosion resistance
Nozzles and receptacles shall not sustain corrosion or loss of protective coatings, and shall be capable
o f per forming sa fely subsequent to the following test.
Previously untested samples shall be used. Protective caps shall be in place. Vent holes shall not be
plugged.
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10.13.1 Nozzles
The devices shall be supported in a horizontal position. The devices shall be exposed for 96 h to a salt
spray in accordance with ISO 9227.
Throughout the test, the temperature within the test chamber shall be maintained at between 33 °C
and 36 °C. The salt spray solution shall consist o f 5 % sodium chloride and 95 % distilled water (mass
fraction).
A pressure o f 0,5 MPa (5 bar) air shall also be continuously applied to the inlet o f the nozzle. The nozzle
shall be operated once an hour to dispense air to the atmosphere through a dummy receptacle during
the first 8 h test period.
A fter being rinsed and gently cleaned o f salt deposits, the nozzle shall then comply with room
temperature leakage tests (see 10.5).
10.13.2 Receptacles
The devices shall be subjected to the corrosion resistance test in accordance with ISO 15500-2 (see
Clause 10 ) except that the leakage and hydrostatic strength test shall be in accordance with 10.5
and 10.12.
10.14 Deformation
Connectors shall be capable o f withstanding a turning force o f 150 % o f the manu facturer’s
recommended assembly torque, without significant de formation, breakage or leakage.
A sample not previously tested to hydrostatic strength tests shall be used.
Straight-thread O-ring seals shall be lubricated with ISO 1817 oil No. 1. Connectors shall be connected
and assembled to the applicable torque specified above in a worst-case manner in accordance with good
assembly practices. While still connected and assembled, the assembly shall be in accordance with 10.5
and 10.10.2 and then pass the hydrostatic strength test according to 10.12.
10.15 Non-igniting evaluation
Materials which have been demonstrated to be non-sparking, shall be deemed as being non-igniting.
Otherwise, they shall be subjected to the following test.
Each sample material shall be held against a coarse emery grinding wheel (grit size 36) rotating with
a sur face speed o f approximately 26 m/s. Contact with the grinding wheel shall be maintained for 30 s
with a force o f 22,0 ± 4,4 N. The material removed from each sample by the grinding wheel shall be
directed onto a 1,5 cm × 1,5 cm × 0,4 cm pad o f cotton batting located directly beneath and within
1,5 cm of the point of contact between the sample and the grinding wheel. The fresh cotton pad shall
be saturated with gasoline immediately prior to each test. Each sample shall be tested with gasoline to
determine i f the material removed by the grinding wheel will cause ignition. This test shall be repeated
using a stoichiometric mixture of natural gas and air. The mixture shall be directed into the path of the
removed particles at the point most likely to cause ignition.
10.16 Pressure-tight protective cap (PTPC)

10.16.1 General
Pressure-tight protective caps will be referred to in the following as either PTPC or device. All
receptacles re ferred to shall be in accordance with the profile shown in Figure 1, and shall be tested
without the internal check valve mechanism.

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10.16.2 Leakage
A PTPC/receptacle assembly shall be bubble-tight for 5 min during the leakage tests over the range o f
test conditions specified in the following.
A new PTPC/receptacle sample shall be used for this test.
Nitrogen shall be used as the test gas and pressure source, except during room temperature tests,
where dry air may be used.
All leakage tests shall be conducted at both the manu facturer’s maximum and minimum specified
installation forces or torques.
The PTPC shall be attached to the test fixture receptacle.
This test shall be conducted under all o f the pressure and temperature conditions specified in Table 3.
The test sample shall be conditioned at the specified test temperature for at least 2 h. The PTPC shall be
removed and reinstalled using the manu facturer’s maximum specified installation torque. To minimize
temperature deviation, this removal/installation cycle shall be accomplished within 2 min following
removal of the device from the temperature chamber. The test sample shall be exposed to the pressure
and temperature conditions according to Table 3. The test sample shall not leak over the complete test
range measured during the first 5 min period o f each test.
The manu facturer has the option o f per forming this test once only, upon completion o f all the tests
given in 10.16.5.
Table 3 — Pressure and temperature test conditions
Pressure Temperatures
MPa (bar) −40 °C or −20°C as Room 85 °C or 120 °C as applicable
applicable
1 (10) X
1,5 times Service Pressure X X
0,5 (5) X X
15 (150) X
10.16.3 Durability cycling
A PTPC shall comply with 10 000 cycles o f durability testing as outlined in the following. A fter the
durability test, the test sample shall comply with 10.16.2 with an O-ring that has been cycled through
2 000 cycles o f durability.
The PTPC shall not be pressurized during this test. One cycle shall comprise
a) attaching the PTPC to a test fixture receptacle in accordance with the manu facturer’s specified
force or torque, and
b) removing the PTPC until it is fully disengaged.
This shall be repeated for 2 000 cycles. The temperature o f the PTPC shall be monitored during the
first 100 cycles to ensure that the frequency and frictional e ffects o f the test do not inter fere with the
integrity o f durability testing.
The above cycling operation shall be repeated in intervals o f 2 000 cycles for a total o f 10 000 cycles.
The room temperature leakage test shall be conducted a fter 2 000, 6 000 and 10 000 cycles as specified
in 10.5.1. O-ring seals in the PTPC shall be replaced according to manufacturer’s instructions after the
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Failure o f any leakage test during durability cycling, or failure o f the PTPC to operate at the
manu facturer’s specified forces, or the forces defined in 10.2, shall constitute a failure of the device.
10.16.4 Abuse
A PTPC shall be capable o f being sa fely removed from the receptacle in the event o f a leak in the
receptacle check valve under extreme load conditions.
The following test shall be conducted at pressures of 1,25 times service pressure and 12,5 MPa (125
bar). Test samples and O-rings previously cycled under the durability test shall be used.
Nitrogen shall be used as the test gas and pressure source.
The PTPC shall be attached using the maximum and minimum forces/torques in accordance with the
manufacturer’s instructions.
The test fixture receptacle shall be connected to a vessel having an internal volume o f 27 ml.
The assembly shall be pressurized to 1,25 times service pressure. While the assembly remains
pressurized, the PTPC shall be vented in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions. The pressure
in the vessel shall drop to a maximum of 0,15 MPa (1,5 bar) within 3 s.
10.16.5 Impact resistance
A PTPC shall be capable of withstanding an impact as follows.
The PTPC test fixture receptacle assembly shall be rigidly mounted horizontally on a test bench. A solid
steel ball with a diameter of 50 mm shall be dropped from a height of 300 mm striking the PTPC. The
ball shall make impact at a point on the PTPC which is furthest from the receptacle.
Following one drop, a room temperature leak test in accordance with Table 3 shall be conducted to
confirm seal integrity.
If bubble-tight for 5 min, the receptacle shall be vented, and the PTPC removed and reattached in
accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions, and the leakage test repeated.
10.16.6 Corrosion resistance
A PTPC shall be capable of being attached and removed at an operating force/torque less than or equal
to the manu facturer’s maximum specified force/torque, a fter completion o f the following test.
A new PTPC/receptacle sample shall be used for this test.
The outlet of the test fixture receptacle shall be plugged using a suitable leak-proof device. The PTPC shall
be attached to the receptacle and tightened, using the manu facturer’s maximum specified force or torque.
The assembly shall be exposed to the corrosion resistance test in accordance with 10.13.2.
Upon completion, the assembly shall be cleaned o f all external salt deposits. Without loosening the
PTPC, the assembly shall comply with 10.16.2. The force or torque required to remove the PTPC shall
not cause the loosening o f the receptacle or receptacle housing body.
10.16.7 Hydrostatic strength
A PTPC/receptacle test fixture assembly shall be hydrostatically tested without a check valve. Su fficient
force or torque shall be applied to prevent leakage. The PTPC’s outlet openings and/or venting feature
shall be plugged and/or restricted to prevent leakage. A pressure of 2,5 times working pressure shall be
applied for a minimum of 3 min without rupture.

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Annex A
(informative)
Nozzle characteristics
Table A.1 — Nozzle characteristics

Characteristics Nozzle type
1 2 3
Tamper resistance X X X
No catching parts (clothing) X X X
Single actiona X
Redundant interlock X
Safe venting X
Single-handed operationa X X X
Integral valve a X
a N o t co n s idere d s a fe t y- re l ate d .

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Annex B
(normative)
Re c e p ta c l e te x t fi x tu r e

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a Sur face finish: 0,8 µm to 0,05 µm.
Sur face finish range: 3,2 µm maxi (except as noted) .
Material: CA360 Brass.
F i g u r e B . 1 — B 2 0 0 - “ L o o s e fi t ” t o l e r a n c e s

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Sur face finish range: 3 ,2 µm maxi (except as noted) .
Material hardness: 75 HRB minimum.
Figure B.2 — B250 - “Loose fit” tolerances
Figure B.3 — C200 - “Loose fit” tolerances

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F i g u r e B . 4 — C 2 5 0 - “ L o o s e fi t ” t o l e r a n c e s

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Sur face finish range: 3 ,2 µm maxi (except as noted) .
F i g u r e B . 5 — B 2 0 0 - “ T i g h t fi t ” t o l e r a n c e s

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Sur face finish range: 3,2 µm maxi (except as noted) .
F i g u r e B . 6 — B 2 5 0 - “ T i g h t fi t ” t o l e r a n c e s

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F i g u r e B . 7 — C 2 0 0 - “ T i g h t fi t ” t o l e r a n c e s

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F i g u r e B . 8 — C 2 5 0 - “ T i g h t fi t ” t o l e r a n c e s

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Designation o f the quality
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Specification o f the quality

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1 0.1 1 .1 D urab ility cycling ......................................................................................................................................................... 17

10.16.6 Corrosion resistance .................................................................................................................................................. 27

Annex A (informative) Nozzle characteristics .......................................................................................................................................... 28

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Road vehicles — Compressed natural gas (CNG) refuelling

1) (1 bar = 0,1 MPa = 10 5 Pa; 1 MPa = 1 N/mm2 )

4 General construction requirements

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6 Standard receptacle dimensions

6.1 Standard receptacle dimensions Size 1 (B200, B250)

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— S ealing s ur face finis h: 0 , 8 μm to 0 , 0 5 μm;

— Material hardness: 75 HRB minimum.

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— S ealing s ur face finis h: 0 , 8 μm to 0 , 0 5 μm;

— Material hardness: 75 HRB minimum.

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6.2 Standard receptacle dimensions size 2 (C200, C250)

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— S ealing s ur face finis h: 0 , 8 μm to 0 , 0 5 μm;

— Material hardness: 75 HRB minimum.

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— S ealing s urface finis h: 0 , 8 μm to 0 , 0 5 μm;

— Material hardness: 75 HRB minimum.

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applicable. Acceptable means include wrench flats , dus t cap f

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applicable abnormal load tests (see 10.7).

given in an eas ily unders to o d fo rm.

a) prop er field as s embly,

f) s u itabi l ity and u s e,

g) storage and handling.

d) appl ic able typ e a nd cla s s (s e e 5.1 );

e) operating temperature range.

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10.1 General requirements

10.3 Impact resistance

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10.4 Receptacle protective caps

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10.7 Abnormal loads

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10.7.2 Test in the unpressurized condition

abnormal load tests.

s upp or ti ng memb er sh a l l be c ap able o f with s ta nd i ng the s p e ci fie d lo ad s without d i s placement or

defle c tion . T he no z z le sh a l l b e prop erly con ne c te d to the te s t fi x ture .

no z z le, attache d to a pre s s u ri z e d ho s e i n s ta l le d a s for norma l u s e, sh a l l b e prop erly con ne c te d to the

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10.10 Low and high temperatures

c) For tests at 120°C (i f applicable) immersion in synthetic oil for 1min.

Table 1 — Nozzle frequency of use

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