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Dimensions for lengths and
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Shape and position
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Bid fem No. 3BS EN ISO 15920 : 1997
Committees responsible for this
British Standard
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Foreword
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8 omerEUROPEAN STANDARD EN ISO 13920
NORME EUROPEENNE
EUROPAISCHE NORM Angst 1086
Dean: wea el eco ap, nen (ean en, gg eon), ans hee
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English version
Welding — General tolerances for welded constructions —
Dimensions for lengths and angles — Shape and position
(980 19920: 1805)
Soudage —Tlérances générales relatives ax SchwelGen — Allgerelntolerangen fi
‘constuctona saudées — Dinensone des ‘SehweiSkorstruldionen — Langer- und
Tongueurs et anges — Fores et postions ‘Winkeimage — Form und Lage
(US0 15020 1995) (aso 13020: 1886)
‘This Baropan Seanad was pnrowed by CEN on 186-0620, CEN members are
‘a oo with SEMEN Ita Ruane whic le be
‘Candis for gag ts European Sandaed he satus ef hele standard
without any aeration
Uptodte lists and bUogophical references conceming such nado sada
‘ay be obtaed on application to de Catal Servet oo ary CEN member
‘This Buropeon Standard exists in de official versions (Ends, French
German). A verso in ary olher langue made by arden tinder the
esponsliy ofa CEN member to i ow langinge an noid to the Cena
‘Scrat he hese at he fearon.
(CEN mene ae Se atonal standards bodies of Austr, Belg, Denmark,
Falind, Panes, Geomary, Greece Tceand) Ueland aly,” Laxenbous,
‘Nets Norway, Portugal, Swodey, Sze and Und Rigor
‘Central Secretariat ue de Stassast 26, B-1050 Brussels
opi saved to CN mers
re roy ‘Ref, No, EN ISO 18020; 1996 BPage 2
ENISO 12920 : 1996
Content
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1 osee eae ‘
2 Normative references sessesesneesene rosesvesenaset ici
3D DATIMIESRRE =o seecasccsocenssucess ssoeeennee 5
4 General tolerances en 8
461. Tolerances for linear dimensions «. ee 5
Tolerances for angular dinenstons coeertenneeneet
Straightness, flatness and paralielian tolerances soeessseesese 7
5 Indteations on dravings ssssseesssseesoeee eeneeas aa
6 Testing absense 8
Gal General sess rr 8
6.2. Stratghtness . paranene et 8
6.3. Flatness . rans cone rsaReT °
64 Paratieltsa 8
7 Won-contormittes 8Page 3
EN ISO 13920 : 1996
Foreword
‘The text of EN ISO 13920:1996 has been prepared by Technical
Committee CEN/TC 121 "Welding", the secretariat of which is held
by DS, in collaboration with Technical Committee ISO/TC 44
"Welding and allied processes".
‘This European Standard shall be given the status of a national
standard, either by publication of an identical text or by.
‘endorsement, at the latest by February 1997, and conflicting
national standards shall be withdrawn at the latest by
February 1997.
‘According to the CEN/CENELEC Intemal Regulations, the national
standards organizations of the following countries are bound to
iplement this European Standard: Austria, Belgium, Denmark,
Finlend, France, Germeny, Greece, Iceland, ireland, italy,
Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden,
‘Switzerland and the United Kingdom.Page 4
ENISO 13920 : 1996
1 Scope
Thts European Standard specifies general tolerances for Tinear and angular di-
wrenstons and for shape and position of welded structures in four tolerance clas-
ses, these being based on customary worksnop accuracy. The main criterion for
the’ selection of a particular tolerance class should e the functional require-
rents which are to be met.
‘The applicable tolerances are alvays those which are stated (n the drawing.
Instead of specifying individual tolerances the tolerance classes according to
this standard may be used.
General tolerances for Tinear and angular dinenstons and for shape and position
as soecttied jn tats standard apply for welenents, welding astenbi‘es and welded
‘Structures ete.
Special provisions my be necessary for complex structures.
‘The specifications given in enis stancard are based on the princtple of indepen-
dency 2s specified in 150 8015, according to which the disensional and geonetr’-
cal tolerances apply independently of each other.
Manufacturing documentation in watch Vicar and angular dimensions or indica
tons for shape and position are presented without individually indicated taie~
ances shall be deemed tnconplete if there 1s no, or inadequate, reference to
‘general tolerances. This does rot apply to temporary dinenstons.
2 Normative references
ils Beroyean standard sooomporaten_ by dated or dave saference, provisions
Hon the publications. ‘hese normative references ave cited at the appropes
Place in. the, cone and the publications are listed hereafter “Ter da
Eeferencee, aubsequent atandnants too revisiona of any of chase ‘publications
Sepiyrte tale Repesn “Standard oly uhen incorporated’ Sty Moeaaene or
Sevinien, Por undated references the ast’ edition Gf the publication veferved £2
Spyies
ISO/DIS 463 Geometrtcal Product Specifications (GPS) - Dinenstonal
neasuring instruments} DTA gauges ~ Design ard metrological
requirements
prEN {$0 1101 Technical drawings - Geometrical tolerancing Tolerances of
form, orientation, location and run-cut ~ Generalities,
aerinitions, symbols, Incteations on drawings (rso/ozs 202-995)
150 3599“ Vernter calltpers reading to 0,1 and 0,08 am
150 6905 Vernier calipers reading to 0,02 am
150 8015 Technical drawings ~ Fundanental tolerancing principlePage 5
EN ISO 19201886
>) verinttions
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4.2 Tolerances for angular dinenstons
The Tength of the shorter angle leg shall be used to determine in accordance
with table 2 whteh tolerances are to apply. The length of the Teg may also be
‘Assumed to extend to e specified reference point. In this case, the 1
point concerned shaTl be indicated on the craving.
bee table 2 for the relevant tolerances.
Figures 1 to 5 show examples of how the shorter angle leg, 1, 1s represented.Page 6
ENTSO 13920 : 1996
Table 2: Tolerences for angular étsensions
Range of nominal sizes 1 inom
(length or shorter Tea),
Torerance | up to 400 | over 400 over 1000
class up to 1000
Tolerances aa (in degrees and minutes)
A #20" +15 +0
8 245 £30" +20
c hi +6! +30
° £120" £115 ar
Calculated and roundes
tolerances t, in mm/m')
a +68 £45 a3
8 rat) 29 26
c rat) £13 +9
> £28 £2 +18
*) The value indicated tn m/m corresponds to the tangent
value of the general tolerance. It 1s to be multiplied
by the length, 1mm, of the shorter Teg.
etree point
Foun
Feeone pont
Fine 2oY Page 7
ENISO 13920: 1996
Petree pit
Sted Stratghtness, Matness and parattettan tolerances
The stratgntness, flatness and paral elisa tolerances as specified in the follo-
wing table 3 apply both for the overall dimensions of a velrent, a velding assea-
biys or gweld Strecture, end else for seetions for waen the aimestons are
cated.
Other tolerances of form ard position, e.
coastal ty and symetry tolerances,
ha
not been specified. If such tolerances are required for reasons of func
Bion, they shail be indicated on the Geawings ae apecified in pres iso 220%
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$ Table 3: Stratghtness, fatness and parallelism tolerances
Range monnal szas 1 nom (rotates to Tomjr sl of te surface)
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EN 150 13920 : 1996
5 Indteations on drawings
ignation of the selected tolerance class as specified in table 1 and
19 EN 150 13920-B) or ite canpination with a tolerance class as spe-
cifted in table 3 (e.g. EN 130 1920-86), shall be entered in the appropriate
aren on the draving.
5 Testing
6.1 Ganerat
Testing and measuring devices used shall be suitable ang accurate for their intended
purpose.
= graduated stee! straighteases:
= tape measures:
~ stratgntedgess
+ squares:
vertier calipers (in accordance with 160 1599 and 1do 6906)
‘ial gauges (in accordance with 150/018 462)
Other testing and measuring devices my be used by agreenent.
‘The resuits of measurement may De tntluencee 11 they are obtaines uncer unusual
fetoerature or atmospherle conditions, exc. 1arg carstructions tn stron sut-
ight.
The actual size of an angle shall be determined by applying tuitable measuring
devices tangentially to the velanent, but avay fran the zone imeaietely inf 4—
fenced by the weld. The deviation shail be derived fram the difference between
{the foninal size and the actual size. The angular deviation may be measured in
degrees and minutes, oF in mi1zimecres
6.2 Stratghtness
The edge of the weldnent and the straightedge shal? be aligned in such a vay
that the greatest distance betveen the straightedge and tne actuel surrace 1s at
its mininan, The distance between the edge and te straigntedge shall be
reasured (example see figure 6).
Figure 6: Straightness test‘ Page 9
EN ISO 13920 : 1996
‘6.3 Flatness:
‘The actual surface of the weldnent and the measuring plane shall be aligned to
tueh other in auch o \ay that the greatest aistance between the eeasuring plane
rd the actual surface 1s at {ts minimum, This nay be effected, for exanple,
itn the ata of optical devices, tubular vater levels, span wires, floor plates,
Surface plates, and macrine becs.
‘The distances between the actual surface and the meesuring plane shall be
measured (exanple see figure 7).
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6.4 raranienisa
The reference surface shall be aligned parallel to the reference plane.
‘Armeasuring plane shal) be established parallel to the reference plane and apart
‘Tram the weldnent, using the measuring devices referred to in 6.3. The distances
between the actual surface and the measuring plane shall be measured (example
see figure 8).
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7 Non-contormities
‘A decision on the acceptance of components not complying with this standard may
1ybe mide on the basis of the suitabii ty for their tntenced purpose.a BS EN 1S0 13920 : 1997
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