UDC 678.743.22-462.211 JAPANESE INDUSTRIAL STANDARD Unplasticized Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) Pipes @ JIS K 6741 -% Translated and Published by Japanese Standards Association Printed in Japan 6sEatal Date of Batablishiment Date of Revision: 197:UDC 678, 743, 22-462, 211 @) JAPANESE INDUSTRIAL STANDARD J1s Unplasticized Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) Pipes K 6741-1975 1. Scope This standard is applicable to the unplasticized polyvinyl chloride (PVC) pips (hereinafter referred to as pipe) to, be used as the piping for the conveyance of general fluid, excluding unplasticized polyvinyl chloride pipes for water service specified in JIS K 6742. Remark: In this standard the particulars in| | are in accordance with the inter- national system of Units (SI) and given for reference only. 2, Material and Manufacturing Method. - Pipe shall be manufactured from the vinyl chloride polymers as the main material without adding plasticizer by the extrusion molding. 3, Classification Pipes shall be classified according to the nominal pressure as shown in Table 1. Table 1 Classifications af pipes Nominal pressure okffemt (2 MPa) Applicable Standards: JIS B 7502-External Micrometers JIS B 7507-Vernier Calipers JIS K 6742-Unplasticized Polyvinyl Chloride Pipes for Water Works Service JIS K 7113-Testing Method for Tensile Properties of Plastics JIS K 8150-Sodium Chloride JIS K 8541-Nitrice Acid JIS K 8576-Sodium Hydroxide (Reagent Chemicals) JIS K 8951-Sulfuric Acid JIS Z 8401-Rules for Rounding off of Numerical Values Reference Standards: \ JIS Z 8203-SI Units and Recommendations for the Use of their Multiples and of Certain other Units ”2 K 6741-1975 4. Quality 4.1 Golor of Pipe Standard color of the pipe shall be grey. But other colors may be permitted to use according to the agreement between the parties concerned. 4.2 Appearance and Shape (1) Internal and external surfaces of the pipe should be smooth without the harmful flaw, longitudinal streak, crack, distortion and other defects, (2) Pipe shall be practically straight and also its section shall be practically regular circle and its both ends should be vertical to its axis. (3) Processing of the end parts of the pipe as faucet and spigot according to the agreement between the parties concerned is justifiable, But when the pipes are used for the coveyance under pressure, the faucet and spigot of the pipes shall be joined, and conform to the water pressure test under 5.5. 4.3 Dimension _ Dimension of the pipe shall be in accordance with that given in Table 2 and the following each clause. (1) Basic dimensions of nominal one and external diameter shall be in common with VP and VU. (2) The maximum and minimum external diameters shall be the maximum and minimum values in the measured values of the external diameter at an arbitrary spot. (3) The average external diameter shall be the arithmetical average value of the measured values in more than two directions at equal spaces with one at an arbitrary spot or the value obtained by dividing the measured value of circumference by the circular constant of 3. 142. (4) Approximate internal diameter and reference weight (calculated at a specified gravity of 1,43) are shown as the reference and these are not a part of the standard, (5) Standard of the length of pipe shall be 4000410 mm. But the length may be other than this according to the agreement between the parties concerned. 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Hydraulic test Flattening test Steeping test 5, Testing Method ‘Test piece shall be prepared ace reasonably. Test piece for tension test should be subjected to the conditioning at a temperature of the test room for more than 1 hour prior to the tes! Pipe shall be tested by the testing methods specified in 5, pecifications given in Table 3. Table 3 Not less than 4.kglin'(48 Nam") Defects such as leakage shall not be observed. Breakage shall not occur. Within 40,20 mg/em® for every test liquid. ording to Table 4 from the pipe sampled Table 4 Number teat Rewult Grassistcation | rope | Metnod of preparation [28 | Sreeat ‘gpeavatce and [Pipe shape | Use the pipe of apecifieg shape lengths ae tt is — | Dimension [Pipe shape | Use the pipe of epeciied Tengthe ae tte Tension test [Dumbbeli | Cut off from the pipe as | 2 | Take average Hydraulic test [Pipe shape | Cutoff more than Soomm] 1 | tn length from the pipe, Flattening test [Pipe shape [Cut ot 30mm tengts | 1 | from the pipe Not more 2 pieces | Take than : . | Cut off 30 mm in length | for each | average nominal |P!* S8P° | com the pipe test value Steep-|25 liquid. ing test |Not less Cut off pipe piece 50 mm |2 pieces | Take ave than Arc-shape | 1088 from pipe and from | for each | average nominal Pe | it cut off chord.25mm | test value 30 long (wide). liquid > J5 K 6741-1975 Fig. 1 Dumbbell Shape Test Piece unit: mm Classification 7) ye) eR Not more thanaomina 2s | 90| 25 | @| 5] 6 € From not lees than nominal : 100 | 3 30 to 300 5 15 10 25 Not less than nominal 380 180] 50 [30 | 20 | 25 5.2 Appearance and Shape _Inspect with the naked-eye. 5.3 Dimensiong _Inapect with a micrometer specified in JIS B 7507, circular measure and others. 5.4 ‘Tension Test Calculate the sectional area S (mm?) of the test piece by the following formula. S=txd where t : minimum value of the thickness (mm) i¢ b : minimum value of the length of chord (mm) Draw the test piece according to JIS K 7113 at a rate of 10 mm per minute and calculate the tensile strength by dividing the maximum load by the sectional area obtained from above formula. When the test is performed at a temperature other than 20°C, the tensile strength F (kgf/mm2) at 20°C shall be obtained by the following formula. PoFy46.65 (0-20) where Fi: Tensile strength (kgf/mm) (Njmmt}at °C. 0: Temperature at the time of test (°C) But the applicable range of temperature shall be from 5'C to 35°C.6 K 6741-1975 5.5 Hydraulic Test Apply the pressure shown in Table 5 to the test piece with water of 10 to 30°C and allow to leave as it is for 1 minute, Table 5 Value of hydraulic pressure Classification of pipe ve vo 12. Shem (1.25 MPa] 5.6 Flattening Test Place the test piece between two flat plates and compress it in the direction vertical to the axis of the pipe at a rate of 10 mm per minute until the external diameter is compressed to half of its own length. Temperature of the test shall be the norma! temperature. 5.7 Steeping Test After steeping the test piece in the test liquid shown in Table 6 at 60+2°C for 5 hours, wash it in the flowing water for 5 seconds (In case of the steeping in water, washing is unnecessary) and wipe off the water on its surface with a dry cloth, Then put it in.a weighing bottle and weigh its weight. Calculate the change in weight d (mg/cm?) by the following formula. where _w.: Weight of the test piece before the test (ing). in: Weight of the test piece after the test (mg). 5: Surface area of the test piece (cm?) Table 6 Purity and concentration Classification of test liquid of teat liquid Water Distilled water Sodium chloride solution 10% aqueous solution of sodium chloride specified in JIS K 8150, Suefuric acid 30% aqueous solution of suefuric acid specified in JIS K 8951. Nitric acid 40% aqueous solution of nitric acid specified in JIS K 8541. Sodium hydroxide solution 40% aqueous solution of sodium chloride specified in JIS K 8576,| 7 K 6741-1975 (CO) 6. Method of Expression for the Numerical Value of the Ri of Te Obtain the results of test to a figure down one place from the specified numerical 1 value and round it off according to JIS Z 8401, 7. Marking | Following items shall be marked by the method not easily erased at more than one spot on each pipe Manufacturer's name or mark. Class of pipe. Nominal size. | Abbreviated notation of date of manufacture