1S 21: 1992 are arte ~ aaa frat & faw freat teafatray az tegfafran-fasarad’ — fatarfte ( ater qatar ) Indian Standard WROUGHT ALUMINIUM AND ALUMINIUM ALLOYS FOR MANUFACTURE OF UTENSILS — SPECIFICATION ( Fourth Revision ) UDC 669°71-13 : 643'35 © Bis 1992 BUREAU OF INDIAN STANDARDS MANAK BHAVAN, 9 BAHADUR SHAH ZAFAR MARG NEW DELHI 110002 November 1992 Price Group 2Light Metals and Their Alloys Sectional Committee, MTD 7 FOREWORD This Indian Standard (Fourth Revision ) was adopted by the Bureau of Indian Standards, after the draft finalized by the Light Metals and Their Alloys Sectional Committee had been approved by the Metallurgical Engineering Division Council. This standard was first issued in 1950 as a Tentative standard and confirmed and revised in 1953. The standard was subsequently revised in 1959-and 1975. Since then a number of aluminium alloys have been developed and'among them wrought aluminium of designation 19600 and wrought aluminium alloy of designation 64430 have been found suitable for manufacture of utensils. Ith therefore, been considered advisable to revise this standard to incorporate these new designations, The choice, however, depends upon the end use, the type of utensils and. the methods of manufacture adopted. "In addition to above following modifications have also been made in. this revision: a) A new clause on references has been incorporated, and ) Marking clause has been modified. For the purpose of deciding whether a particular requirement ofthis standard is complied with, the final value, observed or calculated, expressing the result of a test or analysis, shall be rounded off in accordance with IS 2 : 1960 ‘Rules for rounding off numerical values ( revised)’. The number of Significant places retained in the rounded off Value should be the same as thet of the specified value in this standard,Lib. 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IS No. Title 737: 1986 Wrought aluminium and aluminium alloy sheet and strip for general engineering purposes third revision ) 10259 : 1982 General condition of delivery and inspection of aluminium and aluminium alloy products 3 SUPPLY OF MATERIAL General requirements relating to the supply of ‘material shall conform to IS 10259 : 1982, 4 MATERIAL 4.1 Wrought aluminium or aluminium alloys used for the manufacture of utensils shall_ comply with the requirements of one of the following grades specified in IS 737 : 1986, 19000, 19500, 19600, 31000, 31500, 40800, 51000-A, 51000-B and 64430, 4.1.1 In addition, the lead content of the material shall not exceed 0'05 percent. 4.1.2 The aluminium content for grades 19000, 19500, 19600 and 40800 shall be determined by difference, 42 The chemical composition and mechanical properties of the grades referred in 4.1 have been teproduced from 18 737 : 1986 in Tables 1 and Table 2 respectively. 5 MARKING 5.1 Each package or coil shall be suitably marked with the following details: a) batch/lot number, b) grade and condition, and ) indication of the source of manufacture. 5.2 Each package or coil may also be marked with the Standard Mark, 6 TEST CERTIFICATE The supplier shall furnish a certificate with each consignment giving details of grade, condition, batch number and corresponding chemical com: position and mechanical properties.‘Table 1 Chemical Composition of Wrought Alur jum and Aluminium Alloys for ‘Manufacture of Utensils (Clause 4.2) 19000 19500 19600 31000 31500 40800 5100-8 1000-8 64430 Not Bdverse elect om Aluminum @ 90 Min 99'S Min Remainder Remainder finder responsi prods Comper @ on os cas on 02 02 02 02 on of the suppl i's purchs vers requicements necessitate ( Composi are in percent maximum untess shown otherwise ) Magnesium on Iron Manganese Zine cm Chromium Remarks and/or Other Grain Refining ‘Blemeats, «@) ow w o @ o) (19) an 02 os 07 on o - — Gobet Six - 03 os 00s o1 . = FetMngzn=10 - 025 03s oo 006 - — Cutsi+Fes o1 06 07 oars o2 02 02 MntZam0s oes o4 07 rors 02 02 = cutsitFes o 06-095 06095 o 02 02 = Matzn=04 ostt 06 07 02 025 = o rere 06 07 02 025, = on oar? o6r3 06 oaro o1 02 025 1 spe ted is not present in an amount such as is generally accepted as having an i for any element not specified, it should he agreed beween the purchaser and the supplier. to ensure that any ele HITS) 661IS 21; 1992 Table 2 Mechanical Properties of Wrought Aluminium and Aluminium Alloys for Manufacture of Utensils (Clause 4.2) Design- Condi- 02 Pers Tensile Strength Elongation on 50 mm Gauge Length, Bend Test ation” tion cent Proof Mba Percent Radius of ‘Siress MPa For Thickness Min “Min Max” “OSte Over08 Over 13 Over 26 o8mm wl Imm to2omm to8} mm yy Gr 4ST) a0 19000 = 70 0 20 25 » W Close cn = 0 5 6 3 3 Close we 105 4 4 5 5 Ige HB as 2 3 4 ioe Ha = 130 a 2 3 See 19500 0 - 5s 2 2s 29 30 Close iy = 9s 4 3 6 6 pe Ma = 125 3 3 4 Mer ire 19600 0 - = 2% as » 2 Close He = 95 4 3 6 6 ine Ha = 22s 3 3 4 4 ot 31000 - 90 20 23 24 % Clore H = ns 3 6 7 S| Close #2 = Lo 3 : 5 5 Wee 1B = 130 2 3 4 4 we Ma = 10 2 2 3 3 at 31500 ° - 13s 16s Is 6 18 2 Close Hy = 150 210 5 5 6 5 Te 1 = 150 das 3 3 3 sor 15 : 215 213 2 2 3 aah a = 245 = 1 1 1 Bar 40800 - ss a9 » 23 2 0 Clowe = vas 140, 5 6 7 % Close = 13s 160 4 4 5 S$ 4ae = Ko 180 2 3 4 ey = 15 = 3 2 3 3 ar 51000 = 10s 130 18 18 8 2 Close a5 20 1 3 4 5 6 Glow 105 10 180 2 3 4 4 We Bs to 200 t 2 2 zt = 185 = 1 2 2 2004 1000-8 * = 12s 170 18 8 18 19 Close tio 135 195 3 4 5 6 tae 140 1s 215 2 3 4 qa 135 190 2s i 2 2 2 = = 200 = 1 2 2 2 oo oo — — 1s 4 16 16 18 Close wos 200 = 2 Is 5 asfeaad we 250 2s = 3 5 5 6 4b 1 = thickness of sheet 1MPa = I N/mm? = 0°102 kgffenm NOTE — For thicknesses 26 mm and less, elon this purpose bend test as specified in 6.3 of 1S fon values are for guidance only and not guaranteed. 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