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IS 8910 : 2010 ISO 404 :1992 4 rT AT Ree ect mena ( Tem gree ) Indian Standard GENERAL TECHNICAL DELIVERY REQUIREMENTS FOR STEEL AND STEEL PRODUCTS (First Revision) ICS 77.080.20:77.140.01 ‘@BIs 2010 BUREAU OF INDIAN STANDARDS MANAK BHAVAN, 9 BAHADUR SHAH ZAFAR MARG. NEW DELH1110002 February 2010 : Price Group 6 Wrought Steel Produots Sectional Committ, MTD 4 NATIONAL FOREWORD This Indian Standard {First Revision) which is identical with 180 404 :1992 ‘Steel and steel products — Generat technical delivery requirements issued by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) was adopted by the Bureau of indian Standards on the recommendation of the Wrought Steel Products Sectional Committee and approval ofthe Metallurgical Engineering Division Council ‘This standard was frst published in 1978. This revision has been taken upto align it with ISO 404 :1992 by adootion under dual numbering system. ‘Tho text of ISO Standard has been approved as suitable for publication as an Indian Standard without devitions. Certain terminology and conventions are, however, not identical to those used in Indian Standards. Attention is Parttutarly drawn tothe folowing: 2) Wherever the words “intemationat Standard’ appear rforring to this standard, they should be read as ‘indian Standard. 'b) Comma ()) has been used as a decimal marker in the International Standard while in Indian Standards, the ‘curent practice is to use a point () as the decimal marke. In this adopted standard, reference appears to certain Intemational Standords for which Indian Standards also exist. ‘The corresponding Indian Standards which are fo be substituted in their respective places ara isted below along with their degree of equivalance forthe ediions indicated: International Standard Corresponding indian Standard Degree of Equivelence 180 31-0 : 1981 General principles IS 1890 (Part 0}: 1995 Quantities and {Identical ‘concerning quanttios, units and units: Part 0 Genoral principles. (frst symbols revision) {80 37-4 ; 1989 Selection and 1S 3711: 1990 Wrought steél— Selection Technically Equivalent preparation of samples and test pleces and preparation of samples and test Of wrought stoels — Part 1: Samples _piooss for mechanical test st revision} ‘and test piaces for mechanical test ISSO 14284 : 1896 Stool and iron- 180 377-2 : 1989" Selection and sampling and preparation of samples for do preparation of samples and test pieces the determination of chemical ‘of wrought steels —Part 2: Samples for composition the determination of the chemical composition Iso 4048-1 : 1982 Stools — Classification — Pert 1: Classification of steels into unalloyed and alloyed steals basod on chemical composition 1S 7598 : 1990 Classification of steels trst revision) do 1SO 4948-2 : 1981 Steels — Ciassication — Part 2: Classification of Lunalloyed and alloyed stoels according to the main quality classes and main Property or application characteristics ‘Since revised in 1996. (Continued on thd cover) 1s 8910 : 2010 Indian Standard GENERAL TECHNICAL DELIVERY REQUIREMENTS FOR STEEL AND STEEL PRODUCTS (First Revision ) 1 Scope ‘This International Standard specifies the general technical delivery requirements for all steel products covered by ISO 829, with the exception of steel castings and powder meteiurgical products. 180 10474 describes the inspection documents to be used. ‘Annex A ges details of related standards. Where the defvery requirements agreed upan forthe order of specified in the appropriate product or material standard differ from the general technical delivery requirements fined in this Intemational Standard, then it i the requirements agreed for ordering of ‘specified in the appropriate product or material standard which shall apply. 2 Normative references ‘The folowing standards contain provisions which, through reference inthis text, constitute provisions of tis Intemational Standard. /At the time of publication, the editions indicated wore valid. All standards aro subject to fevision, and parties 10 agrooments basod on this International Standard are encouraged 10 investigate tho Possiblity of applying the most recent editions of the Standards indicated below. Members of IEC and ISO maintain registers of currently vai intornational Standarcs. 'sb 31-0:1981, Genora! principles concerning quantiios, units and symbols 180 377-1:1989, Selection and preparation of samples and test pioces of wrought steels — Part 1: Samples and test pieces for mechanical test. 180 377-2:1989, Selection and proparation of samples and {est pieces of wrought steels — Part 2: Samples for tho dotermination of the chemical composition, ‘ ISO 4949-1:1982, Stools — Classification — Pert 1: Classification of steels into unalloyed and alloy stools ‘based on chemical composition. 180 4948-2:1981, Steels — Classification — Part 2: Classification of unaloyed and alloy stools according {fo main quality cesses and main property or application characterstes. 180 6929:1987. Stee! products - Definitions and classification. ISO/TR 9769:1991, Stool and iron — Review of available ‘methods of analysis. 180 10474:1991, Stee! and stoe! products — inspection documents, 3. Definitions For the purposes of this International Standard the following definiions, in addition to those in ISO 4948-1, 180 4948-2 and 180 6929, apply. 31 inspection: Actviies suchas _ measuring, ‘examining, testing, gauging one or more characteristics ‘of a product or service and comparing these with ‘specified requirements to determine conformity, (Betton taken trom ISO 8402 C1) ‘32 testing: Any operation or action to determine one ‘or more properties or characteristics of a material or product. 3.3 continuous inspection: Regular inspection and testing of tho characteristics and/or manufacturing parameters of a product manufactured over a long pporiod, normally in large quantities and always to the ‘same specication. The tests and inspection are carried ‘out according to a procedure agreed between the manufacturer and purchaser. This agreement may cover, for example, speciicaions on: ts 8910 : 2010 ISO 404 : 1992 — the characteristics or manufacturing parameters to be tested or inepocted; — the condition of the products at the time of testing and inspection; — tho assessment of the test results (roquently staistical agsossments); — the right of the purchaser to verity the proper carrying ‘ut ofthe test inspections. 3.4 non-specific inspection and testing: Inspection and testing carried out by the manufacturer in ac cordance with his own procedures, to assess whether products made by the seme manufacturing process meet the requirements of the order. The products inspected and tested may not necessarily be the products actualy supplied. NOTE 1 Currnt discussion incest thatthe tem inspection an testing wilbe replaced by aspect 3.5 specific inspection and testing: inspection and testing carried out, before delivery, according to the {echnical requirements of the order, on the products to be ‘supplied or on test units of which the product supplied is part, in order to verify whether these products comply with {he requirements ofthe order. (See 3.4 note 1.) 13.6 inspection ropresentative: One or mote individuals ‘who is/are either: 4) the Inspector(s) designated inthe oficial regulations; ) the manufacturer's authorized representatve(s), who {sfare independent of the production process, acting on behalf ofthe purchaser(s); ©) the purchaser's authorized representative. 3.7 test unit: The number of places or the tonnage of products to be accoptod or rejacted together, on the basis of the tests to be cared out on sample producis in cordance with the requirements of the product standard ‘or order. (See figure 1.) NOTE 2 This torn is sometimes referred to in other in tematonal Standards as "inspection lo" or "batch" 38 sample product: Stem (a shoot, for example) selected from a test unil for inspection and/or testing. (See figure 1.) 3.9 sample; A sufficient quantly of material taken from the sample product for the purpose of producing one oF mare test pleces. (See figure 1 NOTE 3 in certain cases, the sample may be the sample product ise 340 rough specimen: Part of the sample having lundergone mechanical treatment, followed by heat ‘treatment where appropriate, for the purpose of producing test pieces. (See figure 1.) 3.40 test plece: Part of the sample, with spectied dimensions, machined or unmachined, brought to a Tequired condition for submission to a given test. (Soo figure 1.) NOTE 4 in certain cases, the test plece may be the sample {set or te rough specimen. 3.42 cast (heat) analysis: A chemical analysis rep- resentative of the cast (neat) determined by the stoelmakor in accordance with his own procedures. 349 product analysis: A chemical analysis carried futon the product. 3.44 sequential testing: A group or series of tests ‘rom which the average and individual results are used to demonstrate that the requirements of the order ‘andlor product standard have been satisfied, 4 Information to be supplied by the purchaser 4.1 The purchaser shall select the steel typo, the shape of the product and the dimensions, taking the intended Processing and use into account. He may take the ‘manufacturer's advice in making his choice, The order shal provide all the information necessary or describing the product and its characteristics, and also details concerning delivery such as: 1) mass, length, area, number of pieces to be de- lvered; ) the product form (it may be a number refering to. drawing, for example); ©) the nominal dimensions; 4) the tolerances on the characteristics in lems a) and); e) ‘the designation of the steo!; 4) dotivery condiion (type of heat treatment, surface tveatment etc. 9) spect requirements for surace andlor internal Quality (see 7.4); hi) the type of inspection dacument required and, where ‘ot specified inthe product standard, the inspection ‘and testing requirements (see clause. PY 3? 22 < fs 8910: 2010 ISO 404 : 1992 |) where applicablo tho application of one of the qualily assurance systome given in ISO 9004 !, 150 9002 [7] ‘or 1S0 8003 [8 J) requirements for marking, packing and loading: 4) any optional (supplementary) requirements provided for by the product standard. 42 The information in 4.1 shall be epectiod ei Cr 2) by reference to one or more Intemational Standards or; ) in the absence of an Intemational Standard, by slipulation of the cheracteristics and condlions roquired lt, in an order, reference is made to a civen Intemational Standard without specifying its editon dato, ths reference ‘hal be interpreted es being the edifon current at the date ‘of placing the order. NOTE 5 i thero is any doubt concerning the cutent eon ofthe Intemational Standard, the edition tobe used shall bo egroed between tho marufachirer and the purchaser, ‘5 Manufacturing process ‘The manufacturing process shal be left io the discretion of, ‘the manufacturer, unless otherwise agreed at the time of ‘ordering or otherwise specified in the product standard, NOTE 6 The menufacturing process covers all operations up to the delivery ofthe product. 6 Supply by a processor or merchant When a product Is supplied by a processor or an intermediary, they shall submk to the purchaser, without any changes to it, the manufacturer's documentation, as ‘deterbed in ISO 10474, ‘This documentation from the manufacturer shall include suitable moans of identfication of the preduct. in order to censure the traceabilly between the product and the documentation. Hf the processor or intermediary has changed the state or

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