Designation: A501 ~ 07 r Standard Specification for Tubing' ‘rail adoption of ithe case of revs the year of ast 1. Scope* ILL This specification covers bi sived hot-formed welded and s pound, rectangular, or special shape struciural tubing for selded, riveted, oF bolted construction of bridges and build ings, and for general structural purposes. 1.2 Square and rectangular tubing is furnished in sizes 1 to 52 in. (25.4 to 813 mm) aoross flat sides with wall thicknesses 11095 to 3.00 in, (2.41 to 76 mm), dependent upon size; round tubing is furnished in NPS ¥ to NPS 24 (see Note 1) inclusive, with nominal (average) wall thicknesses 0.109 to 1.000 in. (2.77 10 25.40 mm), dependent upon size, Special shape tubing and tubing with other dimensions is permitted to be furnished, provided that such tubing complies with all other requirements, Jaf thie specification, k and hot-dipped galva- unless carbon steel square, pec Kas + a [Nore 1—The dimensionless designator NPS (nominal pipe size) has teen substituted inthis standard for such traditional tenms as “nominal ameter,” “Size,” and “nominal size 1.3 This specification covers the following grades: 13.1 Grade A— 36 000 psi (250 MPa) min yield strength. 132 Grade B — 50 000 psi (345 MPa) min yield strength. 14 An optional supplementary requirement is provided for Grade B and, when desired, shail be so stated on the order. 1.5 The following precautionary statement pertains only to tte test method portion of this specification: This standarel does ot purport to address ail the safety concerns, if any, associ- “tied with its use. It is the responsibility of the user of this standard to establish appropriate safety and health practices and determine the applicability of regulatory limitations prior use. 1.6 The values stated in inch-pound units are to be regarded ‘sstendard, The values given in parentheses are mathematical ‘unversions to SI units that are provided for information only: ind ere not considered standard. Wee AO on Stet "tis specification is under the jurisetion af ASTM Co Suis Stee and Relate Alloys tn isthe erect responstilty of Sukcomumitiee {ii on Carbon Stcet hbo next {Coeat edition approved Mirch 1, 2007. Published Apel 2007. Original grein 1964, List previous clition approved in 2005 as A501 ~ 01,2105). DOL issHAosor-07 tiorek © ASTM wean, 1998 Hacer Dr, PO Box C7. We A Summary of Changes section appears at Hot-Formed Welded and Seamless Carbon Steel Structural ud sed uncer dhe Nsed eesignation AJOL: the nunberinsmedisey following the designation indeaes the year of son. number in pareuheses indicates they ‘siperscript epsilon (2) indicates an editorial change since the lst revision or reapproval. oF last eapproval This suandard hes been approved for use by agencies ofthe Deparment of Defense 1.7 The text of this specification contains notes and foot- notes that provide explanatory material. Such notes and foot- notes, excluding those in tables and figures, do not contain any mandatory requirements. 2. Referenced Documents ASTM Standards:? 1AS3M Specification for Pipe, Stel, Black and Hot Dipped, Zine-Coated, Welded and Seamless A370 Test Methods and Definitions for Mechanical Testing of Stee! Products A700 Practices for Packiging, Maiking, and Loading Meth- ‘ods for Steel Products tor Shipment ATSL Test Methods, Practices. and Terminology for Chemie cal Analysis of Steel Products AOA orminology Relating to Steel, Stainless Steel, Re- lated Alloys, and Ferroalloys 2.2. AIAG Standard: B-I Bar Code Symbology Standart ‘Terminology 3.1. Definitions—For definitions of terms used in this speci fication, refer to Terminology A941 4, Ordering Information 4.1 Ouders for material under this specification shall contain information concerning as many of the following items as are required to describe the desired material adequately 4.1.1 Quantity (feet or number of Fengths), 4.1.2 Name of material (hot-formed tubing), 4.13 Grade (A oF B) 4.1.4 Method of manufacture (seamless or welded) (see Section 415 inish (black or galvanized), Js the ASTM websie, wwwastmone, oF org. For Aanal Boo of ASTM For referenced AST ‘omtact ASTM Customer Servi tie ASTM webite Avail trom Automotive istry Action Group (AAG), 26200 Later Ri. Suite 200, Soutitel MI #8033, psHwww aiason of this standard, 369fly asot —07 4.16 Size (outside diameter and calculated nominal wall thickness for round tubing and the outside dimensions and calculated nominal wall thickness for square and rectangular tubing (Section 11)), 4.17 Length (random, multiple, or specific; see 12.3 4.18 End condition (see 17.3). 4.19 Burr removal (see 17.3), 4.1.10 Certification (see Section 19), 4.1.11 ASTM specification designation and year of iss 4.1.12 End use, 4.1.13 Special requirements, and 4.1.14 Bar coding (see 20.3). 5. Process 5.1 The stee! shall be made by one or more of the follow processes: open-hearth, basic-oxygen, or electri 5.2 When steels of different grades are sequentially strand cast, the steel producer shall identify the resultant transition material and remove it using an established procedure that positively separates the grades. 6. Manufacture 6.1 ‘The tubing shall be made by one of the following proc amless; fumace-butt welding (continuous weld- ing); electric-resistance welding or submerged are welding followed by reheating throughout the cross. seetion and hot forming by a reducing o¢ shaping process, or both. 7. Heat Analysis, 7.1 Bach heat analysis shall conform to the requirements specified in Table | for heat analysis, 8. Product Analysis 8.1 The tubing shall be capable of conforming to the requirements specified in Table 1 for product analysis. 8.2 If product analyses are made, they shall be made using test specimens taken from two lengths of tubing from each lot ‘of 500 lengths, or fraction thereof, or two pieces of flat-rolled stock from each lot of a corresponding quantity of fat-rolled stock, Methods and practices relating to chemical analysis shall be in accordance with Test Methods, Practices, and Terminol- A751. Such product analyses shall conform to the require- ments specified in Table | for product analysis. 83 If both product analyses representing a lot fail to conform to the specified requirements, the lot shall be rejected, 84 IF only one product analysis representing a lot fails conform to the specified requirements, product analyses s be made using 1wo additional test specimens taken trom the k Both additional product analyses shall conform to the specif requirements or the lot shall be rejected. 9, Tensile Requirements 9.1 The material, as wpresented by the test specimen, shll conform to the requirements 2s to tensile properties prescribe in Table 2. 9.2 The yield strength corresponding to a permanent offs of 0.2% of the gauge length of the specimen or to a toil extension of 015.% of the gauge length under load shall by determined 10. Charpy V-Noteh Impact Test 10.1 The Charpy V-notch impact test applies to Grade B only and wall thickness greater than 0.312 in, (8 mm), [0.1.1 Charpy V-notch tests shall be made in accordanse with Test Methods and Definitions A370 10.1.2 One Charpy V-notch impact test shall be made from 2 length of tubing representing each lot. 10.1.3 The test results of full-size longitudinal specimens shall meet an everage value of 20 ft-lb at 0 °F (-18 °C). 11. Dimensions LA Square Structural Tubing—The outside dimensions (across the flats), the weight per foot, and the calculated nominal wall thickness of common sizes of square structural tubing included in this specification ate listed in Table 3, 112 Rectangular Structural Tubing—The outside dimer: sions (across the flats), the weight per foot, and the calculated nominal wall thickness of common sizes of rectangular struc tural tubing included in this specification are listed in Table 4 113. Round Siructural Tubing —The NPS and outside diam. eter dimensions, the weight per foot, and the calculated ‘nominal wall thickness of common sizes of round structural tubing included in this specification are listed in Table 5. 114 Special Shape Siractural Tubing—The dimensions and tolerances of special shape structural tubing are available by inquiry and negotiation with the manufacturer. 115 Other Sizes—The dimensional tolerances for hot- formed welded and seamless structural tubing manufactured in accordance with the requirements of this specification, but with ordered dimensions other than those listed in Table 3, Table 4, TABLE 1 Chemical Requirements” Composition ve Grade w Gases Heat Product Heat Prowuet Element analysis analys's analysis analysis Manganese, max 140" as Frosphonis, max 0036 oaas 0.030 0.080 Sur, max 036 as 0.020 0.020 ‘Sopper, wher copper sted is spect, min 20 018 020 0.18 “Ahare an elipss(.) appears in this table, there fs wo requirement For each reduction of 0.01 percentags avin below tha speciias maximum for carbon, an increase of 0.06 percentage pont above the specieg maximum fx manganese 16 permed, up to a maxium a 1.50% by heat analysis and 1.60" by produ analyss 370(fy aso1 - 07 TABLE2 Tensile Requirements Tenste strengtn, mia, ps (MPa Yield strength, mo, pst (MPa) Elongation in 2 in (50.8 mm, min, % and Table 5, shall be consistent with those given in this specification for similar sizes and type of product. 12, Permissible Variations in Dimensions of Square, Round, Rectangular, and Special Shape Structural Tubing 121 Outside Dimensions: 121.1 Round Structural Tubing—For round hot-formed structural tubing NPS 2 and over, the outside diameter stall not vary more than +I % from the specified outside diameter. For NPS 14 and under, the outside diameter shall not vary more than Ys in, (0.40 min) over or more than 2 in, (0.79 mn under the specified outside diameter. 12.1.2 Square, Rectangular, and Special Shape Strectural Tubing—The outside dimensions, measured across the flats at positions at least 2 in, (50.8 mm) from the ends of the bing, shall not vary from the specified outside dimensions by more ian the applicable amount given in Table 6, which includes an allowance for convexity or concavity 12.2 Weight—The weight of the structural tubing shall be rot more than 3.5 % under its theoretical weight, as calculated sing its length and the applicable weight per unit length given in Table 3, Table 4, or Table 5 123. Lengh—Structural tubing is commonly produced in random lengths of 16 to 221. (49 t0 6.7 m) 01 32 to 44h. (9.8 (o 13.4 m), in multiple lengths, and in specific lengths. When specific lengths are ordered, the permissible variations in length shall be as given in Table 7. 12.4 Straighiness—The permissible variation for straight- ness of structural tubing shall be 14 in, times the number of Feet (10.4 mm times the number of metres) of total length divided by five, 2.5. Squareness of Sides—For perpendicular and rectangu- lar tubing, adjacent sides shall be square (90°), with @ permis- sible variation of = 2° 12.6 Radius of Comers—For square and rectangular struc tural tubing, the radius of each outside corner of the section shall not exceed thre thickness. 12.7 Tivist—For square, rectangular, and special shape structural tubing, the permissible variations in twist shall be as given in Table 8. Twist shall be detemnined by holding one end of the tubing down on a flat surface plate, measuring the height that each corner oa the bottom side of the tubing extends above the surtace plate near the opposite end of the tubing, and calculating the twist (the difference in the measured heights of such comers), except that for heavier sections it shall be permissible 10 use a suitable measuring device to determine twist, Twist measurements shall not be taken within 2 in, (50.8 mm) of the ends of the tubing. limes the ealeulated nominal wall a7 Grade Gade o ‘58 000 (00) 70.000 (48) 36 000 (250) 50 000 (48), 23 2 13, Number of ‘ests 13.1. One tension test as specified in 15.2 shall be made from a length of tubing representing each lot. 13.2 The term “lot” shall apply to all tubes of the same specified size that are produced from the same heat of steel 14, Retests 14.1 Ifthe results of the mechanical tests representing any Jot fail t0 conform to the applicable requirements specified in Sections 9 and 19, the Jot shall be rejected or retested using additional tubing of double the original number from the Lot The lot shall be aces representing the lot conform to the specified requirements 14.2 If one of both of the retests specified in 14,1 fail to conform to the applicable requirements specified in Sections 9 and 10, the lot shall be rejected or, subsequent to the manu facturer heat treating, reworking, or otherwise eliminating the condition responsible for the failure, the lot shall be treated as a new lot and tested accordingly. plable if the results of all such retests 15. ‘Test Method 15.1. Tension test specimens shall conform (o the applicable requirements of Test Methods and Definitions A370, Annex Al 15.2 Tension test specimens shall be full-size longitudinal test specimens or longitudinal strip te ens. For welded. tubing, any longitudinal strip test sp II be taki from a location at least 90° from the weld and shall be prepared without flattening in the gauge length. Longitudinal stip test specimens shall have all burrs removed. Tensicn test specimens all not contain surface imperfections that would interfere ‘with proper determination of the tensile properties. 15.3 The yield strength corresponding to an offset of 0.2 % of the gauge length or to a total extension under load of 0.5 4% of the gauge length shall be determined. 16. 16.1 For structural tubing required to be hot-dipped nized, such coating shall comply with the requirements con- tained in Specification A53/A53M, except that the manufac turer shall additionally have the option of determining the coating weight using only the values obtained for the coating on the outside surface of the tubing alvanized Coatings 17. Inspection 17.1 All tubing shall be inspected at the place of manufac: ture to ensure conformance with the requirements of this specification 17.2 The structural tubing shall be fr have a commercially smooth finish. of defects ind shallTubing Sie ven in Ouisde Weight par Caleusted Nominal Dinansions Across Flat UnitLanath, Wail Thickness, 65, a. () "kg ‘(em toy 100 (162) 0.095. (241), (254 by 25.4) 141 (210) 0.138 8.38) 2092 20 00) oto (279) (sh by50.8) 304 (@52) 0.125 (18) 35 (543) 016 (on) 431 (64) ones (278) aby 2 oa41 (958) (e358 bye35) 188 (478) 0.250 (6.35) sus 575 (8.50) 0.153 @.96) (762 by 762) 636 (1021) 0108 478) 8a (13.09) 0.259 (6.25), Bus by Ou eco (1024) 0158 (3.08) (59'by 889) axe G21) 0.183 (478) 300 (15.62) 0.250 (635), 126 (1888) osie (732) soya esr (388) 003 (476) (108. by 101.6) 1202 (1780) 025) (6.5) 1482 (2161) osia (782) 3684 (25.05) 037 (952) 2088 (31.07) 0500 (1270), stys (1785) 0.185 (4.78) (3270 by 127.0) (22.98) 0259 (695) (293) ost (a2) cr) 0375 (352) (4.39) (0.500 (1270) soy 6 saat (aneay onee (478) (152.4 by 152.4) 3882 (2600) 028 (635) 23.02 (96.25) oie 17.93) 27.08 (40.26) 0378 (52) 3448 (5131) .5c0 (12.70) Toy? 1685. (2507) ote (4.78) (1778 ey 1778) 2206 (32.80) 0.280 (635) 2699 (39.16) ost (7-82) 5173 72n) 07s (959) 4035 (60.33), (0.500 (12.70) ayy 2540 (97.85) 0.260 (6.35) (2082 ny 203.2) Si21 (40.29) oar (792) 2643 (64.80) bars (52) 3833 (67.03) 0.38. (055) 4735 (70.48) 0.510 (1270) fois 3.15) ‘060 (1270) 5598 (8179) 0.625 15.88), 2020 e257) 10.65 (16.00) 5573 (97.81) 0.780 (18.05), toby 10 32.23 (47.96) 280 (635) (254.0 by 2540) 2976 (69.13) siz (7.92) 47.38 (69 98) 0315 (52) 4858 (72.43) 0.38. (9.65) 035 (90.68) 0.510 (12.70) 6278 (33.41) 19.50 (12.70) 7338 (110.08) 0.825 (15.88) 7735 (115.10) ‘0.88 (16.00) 0613 (120.16) 0.780 (12.05), 90119 134.19) 075 (19.05) 10778 (160.30) 1.000 (25.40) taby 12 rea (113.65) 0.50(12:70) (0088 9y 9088) 9451 (140.62) (0.33 (16.00) HOt (84.58) 075 19.05) fly asoi - 07 TABLE3 Dimensions of Common Sizes of Square Structural Size Given in Outside Sido in (ri) aby 14 (255.8 by 9556) soy 16, (#064 by 4064) isby 18 (4972 by 457.2) 20 by 20 [500.0 by 508.0) 2a by 22 (558.8 by 558.8) at oy 24 (603.6 vy 6026) zo vy 26 (660.4 by 660.4) 28 by 28 (2b 72) TABLE 3 Continued Weight por Uniting, Ho kam) 9001 wie. 131.08 140.49 145.40 0362 081 16809 180.98, 200.28 287.09 pease 520.88 190.85 62.12 19231 206.66 2087 265.88 206.26 358.85 moet 426.66, wa 208.27 236.27 267.48 205.90 ‘0257 367 64 20.7 342.00, 48027 516.28 20.64 261.85 294.28 22592 35607 408.43 a4a.s0 49032 Sas87 575.22 18.39 2agor 25.08 2108 401.18 455.03 487.48 536.57 e747 ean10 (1s392) (e638) (is497) (209.03) (218.25) aay) sag) Gst.68) een (ests) (e118) (21884) (997.40) (ass. 36), (a7 38) (194,70) (212.70) (25.13) (07 49) farsa) (358.10), (o28.60) 44378) (420.20) (33.90) (25.98) (24.09) (234.08) (9.88) (e505) (9798) (44026) (434.83) (a7 31) (27.70) (wr77) (asa) (58.14) (22060) (0.19) (aon) (497.88) (494.93) (e587) (0473) (e151) (720.5) (738.34) (e557) fea15) foro.a) (70.50) (424.70) 7773) (20.69) (695.92) (es2.18) fesan) feo 23), (e740) fexser) 678,72 (1000.86) 228.08 269.38 (640.64) (00.80) ‘allateg Nominal io. ln) 0.80 (1270) 0.63 (1800) 0.751905) 0.8 (2057) 0.87 (2200) 0.88 25.00) (050 (1270) ‘063 (1600) 0.81 (2087) 0.87 (2200) 0.98 25.00) 1.10 (2800) 1.26 2200) 1.42 (2600) 4157 (2000) 0.50 (1270) 0.63 16.00) 0.75 (3805) 0.81 (2057) 0.87 2200) (0.98 (2500) 41.10 (2800) 126 (8200) 4142 (3600) 1.57 (4000), 1.77 (48.00), 1197 (5000), (0.63 (16.00) (0.75 (18.00) 0.87 (2200) (0.98 (25.00) 1.10 (28.00) 128 (32.00) 142 (96.00), 157 (40.00), 177 4609), 4197 (60.00), 2.17 (55.00) 0.63 (16.00) 075 (13.00) 0.87 (22.00) 0.98 (28.00) 1.10 (28.00), 1°26 (32.00), 142 (26.09), 1157 (40.00), 177 (45.00), 1.97 (50.00), 2.17 (65:0) 2.96 (60.00) 0.09 1800) 0.75 (13.00) 0.87 22.00) 0.98 (25.00) 1.10 (28.00), 1.26 (62.00), 142 (5.00) 1187 (40.00), 477 (45.00), 4.37 (8000), 2.17 (85.00) 2.36 (60.00) 0.63 (16.00) " 0.75 (18.00)fly asot - 07 STABLE‘S >Gonetioia TABLE 4 Dimensions of Common Sizes of Rectangular p_—_____STABEE'a_iCoyvedt —_ ‘Structural Tubing Sze Gian in Ouse Weightper ‘Catclated Nominal Dimonoons Auross Flt Unt Loni, co Ghdinh Oak WGiepx _coeemma terran = Ses in fey —__ rote) _(nm) _imngions Aeros Flat Unit Length, “Teter, (nn) 309.02 4S0.7H 087 (2200) Sees, in tom) vat gm) 24780 (817. 0.98 (2500), Swe as oui eam) sas.e3 7429 "10 (28.00) (76 508) 559 (0.92) 108 (478) eee taseing 710 (0.5) 0250 (635) sees ati trrazoar AO a sya ose ceiom iter ome) Tar eee shes Bice ae 685.1 (031.34 2:7 (s500) 74304 (110557) 2.386000) seve 6.98 (1024) 0.156 (296) a sali, as co i600) O16 by 762) Bia O40 (478) 1320 by 7620) 20075 (ont 675 (1800 eerieey ase von 55263 (64 09) oar 2200) 37488 (65749) 0198 25.00) seo 9:1 (13.05) 0.198 (478) BGS igs wena ee eee 1522.22 (777.00) 1.42 (88.00) i a) 873.24 (852.92) 1.87 (40.00) "608 (25.08) biked sae” 635.08 fo 0 LT tss00) Bby3 10.88 (15.74) oe (4.79) 752.12 (1119.07) 2.17 (55.00) (1524 by 76.2) area) Sense & oe 2 807.36 (120426) 2.35 (68.00) beret Gaus ows 1186 0798) o.t08 (478) 17.2.1 Surface imperfections shall be classed as defects (824 by 1016) 1542 (22.08) 0.280 (635) when one oF more of the following conditions exist: ze gare (a 17.2.1.1 The depth of the imperfections exceeds 15 % of the 27.68 (41.19) 0.500 (12.70) ed nominal wall thickness. se , ‘ 22 The impe aerial a Ths 14.4 (2149 oute8 (4.78) 172.12 The imperfections materially affect the appearance J. sory aang eae as of the structural tubing. 20.02 (34.25) 0.312 (7.92) 172.1. At any location, the length of the imperfections, F704 40.28) 375 (68) measured in the transverse direction, in combination with their a8 (LS Srey depth materially reduce the total cross sectional area of the — gbys 14a (2844) o1a8 1478) structural tubing (2082 ay 101.6 jaa 800, 260 (635) 17.2.2 I shall be permissible for defects having a depth not #502 (4s) gare (a in excess of 3314 % of the calculated nominal wall thickness 94.48 (51.31) 0.500 (12.70) tobe repaired by welding, subject to the following conditions: ation 168 79) 2.2. ie defect sha comy removed by chip- ioe. - 1.2.21 The detect shall be completely removed by chip- S88), seo. eeen oe a7o ping or grinding to sound metal, 26.99 (9916) ost (79) 17.2.2.2 The repair weld shall be made using a low- 31.73 (47.21), 9.375 (9.52) hydrogen welding process, and saves (eee, yo : 058 (1270) 17.2.2.3 The projecting weld metal shall be removed to 42.41 (60.34) 0500 (12.70) produce a workmanlike finish 5 173 Unless otherwise specified in the purchase onder, 124, sayy axe 930 (1270) structural tubing shall be furnished with square cut ends. The bur shall be held 10 a minimum, When so specified in the 120y6 25.44 (37.85) 0.250 6.35) purchase order, the butr shall be removed on the outsige ©5209 1824 3.24484) sie (rsa ameter, inside diameter, oF both, 38.35 (5705), 38. (968) 97.35 70.48), 41500 (1270) 18. Rejection 2816 0315) 50 (1270) 18.1 IL shall be permissible for the purchaser to inspect ‘Ral een oS 1800) tubing received fromm the manufacturer and reject any tubing ¥2 bys e278 93.40) eso (1270) 1s eject any tubing 78 that does not meet the requirements of this specification, based (804.8 by 203.2) ‘77.35 (118.10) 063 (16.00) upon the inspection and test methods outlined herein. The sp nya 7890 (11980) eso (1870) urchaser shall notify the manufacturer of any tubing that has (405.4 by 203.2) 94.51 (140.62) 063 (16.00) if ly y 1B been rejected, and the disposition of such tubing shall be 4g 54g sot (13882) ist, W220) subject to agreement between the manufacturer and the pur 4457 by 254.0) it 66 (166.14) 063 (16.00) chaser. : San LBSHERANSETC Se ie ‘de uny 20912 103.62 (154.10) 080 (1270) 58.2. Ieshall be pemissibl fr the purchaser to set aside any BBA eae ae G27 tubing that is found in fabrication or installation within the 373Aly aso1 - 07 TABLE 4 Continued Soe Gaon in Gutico ‘weight per Caovised Nominal Wal Dimensions Across Fat Unt Langb Thicaress. in. (mr) Sides in. rm) at (agin) zavyte 107.68 (18030), 47 (12.00) (6800 by 950.0) 140.75 (20822), 063 (18.00) 164.68 (24697) 0.75 (13.00) 18775 (27936) 0.37 (22.00) a1o.07 (31257) 0.98 (25.00) 231.81 (34481) 140. (24.00) 2a by 16 120.82 (17903), 0.47 (12.00) (600 by 400.0) 157.63 (23454) 0.63 (15.00) veag9 (27480) 9.75 (19.00) 210.97 (91990), 087 (22.00) 296.45 (951.82), 0.98 (25.00) 261.15 (28857), 110 (2800) 292.86 (49575) 126 (32.00) 529.17 (40088) 142, (3500) 352.08 (52385) 137 (4900) 26 by 18 174.51 (25968) 0.83 (18.00) (650. by 450.0) 20474 (90489) 9.75 (40.00) 234.18 (948.40) 0.87 (22.00), 262.85 (981 07) 0.98 (25.00), 200.70 (42253) 140 (28.00) 320.63 (48599) 4.25 (22.00) 361.18 (597 36) 542 (95.00) 394:26 (68865) 4.57 (99.00) 20 by 20 199.04 (29724) 083, (18.00) (50. by 00.0) 206.01 (498) 075. (19.00), 29.00 (20025) 0.87 (2.00) 202-40 (24994) 0.98 (25.00) 35002 (9847) 1:10 (23.00) 377 27 (56135) 128 (32.00) 410.13 (62214) 142 (35.00) 457.59 (68085) 157 _(40.00) scope of this specification to be unsuitable for the intended end use, based on the requirements of this specification, The purchaser shall notify the manufacturer of any tubing that has been set aside. Such tubing shall be subject to mutual invest gation as to the nature and severity of the deficiency and the forming or installation conditions, or both, involved, The disposition of such tubing shall be subject to agreement between the manufacturer and the purchaser, 19. Certification 19.1 When specified in the purchase order or contract, the manufacturer shall famish to the purchaser a certificate of compliance stating that the product was manufactured, sampled, tested, and inspected in accordance with this speci= fication and any other requirements designated in the purchase order or contract, and was found to meet all such requirements. Certificates of compliance shall include the specification num ber and year of issue. 19.2 When specified in the purchase order or contract, the ‘manufacturer shall furnish to the purchaser test reports for the product shipped that contain the heat analyses and the results of the tension tests required by this specification and the purchase order or contract, Test reports shall include the specification number and year of issie 19.3 A signature ot notarization is not required on certifi- ates of compliance or test reports: however, the documents a7 TABLE 5 Dimensions of Common Sizes of Round Structural Tubing NPS Cuiside Diameter, Weight per Designs in (mum) Unit Length, sit (kg) CTE) eS (127) oto (213) 108 (162) % 050 (267) 443. (1.69) 050 26.71 147 220) 11s Ge 134 (200) 1315 (34) 168 (250) 1315 (a3) 217 (3.28) 1500 42.2) 422271) e860 (42.2) 227 (8.38) ee (02.2 00 (4.47) 1% 1800 48.3) 217 8.25) 1800 (48.3) 272 (405), 1900 (48.5 363 (41) 2 2875 0% 2a 33) 2375 (60 365 (ta) 39 2375 (603) 502 (748) 0218. (554) 2% 2878 (730) 459 (674) 0.485 (898) 2875 (730) 540 (804) 0.188 (4.78) 2ars 730) S72 (es 0203 (a8) 2875 (730) 795 (41) 0.978 09) 3 3500 (Be) 357 (829) 0.186 (95) 3500 (88.9) 865 (882) O.te8 (4.75) 5500 (eo) 758 (1129) 0216 (Sas) 3500 (886) 1028 (1527) 0.3¢0 (762) 3a 40001016) 540 (9.59) 0.156 (3.96) $000 (101.6) 765 (i141) 0.188 (4.78) $000 (101.6) 15 (9357) 02a (674) 3.000 (1016) W250 (863) 0.318 (8.08) 4 $800(016.3 724 (10.78) 0.156 (3.98) 8.500 (1143) Bes (7291) O18 (478) S500 (14) 1001 (491) 0210 (658) 500 (344 9) 4079 (1807) 0.257 (6.09) ‘500 (11435 1498 (2252) 057 (8.56) 6 s5e3 (1419, M462 (21.77) 0.288 (655) 5503(1413) 2078 (GON) oa 953) 5563(1419) 93885 (67-43) 0720 (1905), 5 S516) weer (26.26) 020 (7.11) 8625 (1689 «2887 (4256) 0.430 (1097) 80251889 SATB (79.22) 0.864 (21.95) 8 aes (2ia7) 2S (4285) 0.32 (8.18) Bersioist) sao (6a8a) —-0.500(12 70) 8.625 (219.1) 7242 (107.92) 0.675 (2223) 30 10750(2730) eas (eos!) 0.385 27), 10750 (2730) 5474 (9155) 0.800 (12.70) 10750 (2730) | 10413(055.15) 1.000 (25.40) ye ayo (2s aE (73es) 0.315 “0.59, 12780 (28.8) 6542 (97.46) 0.800 (12.70) 12750(9238 —125649(18697) 5.000 (25.40) 14 4.000(8550) S457 (e133) © 0.375 0.59) 000 (3556) 720907 39) 0800 (1270) 18 15000 (406.8) 8288. (95.27) 0.79 (959) 16.000 (408.6) 8277(12890) 0.800 (12.70) 18 13000(4572) —7O59(10518) 0.375. 53), ¥9.000 (4572) 9645 (199.15) 0.500 (12.70) 20 2.000 (508.0), 7e80(N7 15) 0.815. (853) 2.000 (5080) 30419(155.12) 0.500 (12.70) 24 24.000(6006) 402 (14112) 0.875. .55) 24000 (6096) 12849 (187.06) 0.800 (12.70) shall clearly identify the organization suomitting, them. No withstanding the absenee of 2 signature, the oxganizatio submitting the document is responsible for its content 19.4 A cenificate of compliance or test report printed from or used in electronic form from, an electronie data interchang (EDI shall be regarded as having the same validity as. countespart printed in the certifying organization’ facility. Tha, TABLE 6 Permissible Variations in Outside Flat Dimensions for ‘Square, Rectangular, and Special Shape Structural Tubing Permissti Variations Over and Under Specion Outside Large Flat ‘iorsion, i. (mn) fp asot — 07 TABLE @ Permissible Variations in Twist for Square, Rectangular, and Special Shape Structural Tubing Maximum Parnisaio Varaions n Twist pee 8 of Lengtn (Twist par Metro ot ‘Speciied Outside Large Flat Dimension in. (n) The po-missibie variations include alowaces for convexity and coneaviy, ‘TABLE 7 Permissible Variations in Length for Specitic Lengths of Structural Tubing BOR (GT my and Under Over B21 AT (OT 33.4 m), inl Inder Over Under Tengh can 6) 90) 8} for specie tongs, in. rm content of the EDI transmitted document shall conform to any existing EDI agreement between the purchaser and the manu: facturer 20, Product Marking, 20.1 Except as allowed by 20.2, each length of structural tubing shall be legibly marked by rolling, die-stamping, ink printing, or paint stenciling to show the following information: manufacturer's name, Iwand, or trademark; sizes and the specification designation (ycar of issue not required). inquiry, contract, or order. Weld Line Integrity Evalu: SLL The weld line integrity evaluation applies to Grade B only IF NDT of the weld line is an express requirement of an ordes, 100 % of the weld Tine shall be subjected to non- desinietive testing via eddy current of ultrasonic techniques. Spectiad Ouse Ft Leet in) in mn 215 (68.8) and under 0.020 (081) 1 Ga) i unde p50 ae. (ver 215 1 315 (65.5 to B89), nel 0.025 (88) (Over 1% 102% (88.1 0 635), Incl 0.082 17 ee it esee iene. 8.000 (076) Over 214104 (695 10 101.0 inl 9078 209 (Over 8% (1307) 19 10 (254), ne (0.01 tes large at mension Qrer 4 to 6 (104.6 10 1524), incl ons ee Over 10.254) 0.02 times large Hat mension Oxer to 8 (182.4 19 2032). inel o.100 278 Over 8 (208.2) ote ant 20.2 For structural tubing having a specified outside diam: eter or large flat dimension less than 2 in, (50.8 mm), it shall be permissible for the information listed in 20.1 to be mar a tag securely attached to each bundle. 20.3 Bar Coding—In addition to the requirements in 20.1 and 202, the manufacturer shall have the option of using bar coding as a supplementary identification method, When a specific bar coding system is specified in the purchase order that system shall be used [Name 2—In the absence of avother bar coding system being specified in the purchase oder, itis recommended that bar coding be consistent with AIAG Siandard 1) 21. Packaging, Marking, and Loading 21.1 When specified in the purchase order, packaging, marking, and loading shall be in accordance with Practices AT00. 22. Keywords 22.1 steel tube: structural steel tubing. SUPPLEMENTARY REQUIREMENTS ‘The following supplementary requirement shall apply only when specified by the purchaser in the The technique, ss well as acceptance criteria, shall he agreed upon by the purchaser and manufaciurer, and specified on the order, Nove SI—Eddy current equipment usage is limited by sty moaimam thickness measurement capabilities.Ally aso1 -07 SUMMARY OF CHANGES Committee AO1 has identified the locaton of selected changes 10 this specification since the Inst issue, A501 ~01(2005), that may impact the use of this specification, () Revised 1.2, Added new [3 and 14 and renumbered — Charpy V-Notch Impact Test subsequent paragraphs O SELEY 1A RE PRARAE REARS Gyan aa able 5 dad seman bees LIS ee Revised Table 1, Table 2, Table 3, Table 4, and Table 6 (4) Added Supplementary Requirement (3) Replaced eld Section 10 Bend Test with new Section 10 ‘ASTI inemational tates n0 positon respecting the val of any patent ratte asserted in connection with any Hem mentioned ‘nis standard. 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