JIS B 2816: 1997 Steel socket-welding pipe fittings 1 Scope This Japanese Industrial Standard specifies the steel seamless pipe fit- tings, to be fitted by socket-welding mainly to pressure service pipings('), high pres- sure service pipings(*), high temperature service pipings(*), alloy steel pipings(*), stainless steel pipings(5) and low temperature service pipings(*) (hereafter referred to as “pipe fittings”) Notes (1) ® ® o 6) ) Remarks 1 Pipings using the carbon steel pipes for pressure service specified in JIS G 3454. Pipings using the carbon steel pipes for high pressure service speci- fied in JIS G 3455. Pipings using the carbon steel pipes for high temperature service specified in JIS G 3456. Pipings using the alloy steel pipes specified in JIS G 3458. Pipings using the stainless steel pipes specified in JIS G 3459. Pipings using the steel pipes for low temperature service specified in JIS G 3460. ‘The purchaser, subject to agreement between the manufacturer in advance may designate not only items specified in the text of this Standard, but also a part or whole of the special quality specified in 1 to 7 in Annex. Special quality 1 Hardness test of pipe fittings 2 Elevated temperature yield point or proof stress 3 Ultrasonic examination of materials 4 Charpy impact test for PS370, PS410 and PS480 5 Corrosion test of stainless steel 6 Liquid penetrant examination of pipe fittings 7 Product analysis 2 Normative references to this Standard are given in Attached Table 1. 2 Definitions For the purpose of this Standard, the definitions given in JIS B 0151 apply. 3 Classification The pipe fittings shall be classified according to type and mate- rial as described below. (1) The types and shapes and their symbols shall be as given in Table 1. ~1157——B 2316— Table 1 Types and their symbols ‘Type and shape Type Shape 45° elbow Straight | 458 (8) Symbol Reduced | 458 (R) 90° elbow Straight | 908 (3) Reduced | 908 (R) Full coupling | Straight | Fe «s) Reduced | FC (R) Half coupling | — HE Cap = c 45°¥ Straight | 45Y (S) Reduced | 45Y(R) Tee Straight | TS) Reduced [7 (R) Gross Straight | CROSS (S) Reduced | CROSS (R) (2) Symbols of grade according to materials of the pipe fittings and steel pipes to be connected shall be as given in Table 2.—B 2316— Table 2 Symbols of grades according to materials of the pipe fittings and steel pipes to be connected Division | Symbol of grade Stool pipe to be connected Remarks according to material Carbon | PS370 STPGS70 of JIS G 3454 For pressure steel STS370 of JIS G 3455 service pipings S410 STPG410 of JIS G 3454 STS410 of JIS G 8455 P8480 STS480 of JIS G 3455 Prs70 STPG370 of JIS G 3454 For high temperature STPT370 of JIS G 8456 service pipings Prai0 STPG410 of JIS G 3454 STPT410 of JIS G 8456 Prago STPT480 of JIS G 3456 PL38O STPL380 of JIS G 3460 For low temperature service pipings Alloy | Pai2 STPAI2 of JIS G 3458 For high temperature steel service pipings PARQ STPA22 of JIS G 3458 PARS STPA28 of JIS G 3458 PA24 STPA24 of JIS G 458 ARS STPAZ6 of JIS G 8458 PAgS STPA26 of JIS G 3458 PLA50 STPLAS50 of JIS G 3460 For low temperature service pipings: PL690, STPL69O of JIS G $460 —1159——B 2316~ Table 2 (concluded) Remarks Division | Symbol of grade Steel pipe tobe connected according to material Stainless | SUS304 SUSS04TP of JTS G 8459 sel TP Sussoet SUSSOANTP of JIS G 9459 SUSSOME, SUSSOALIP of JIS G 8459 SUS909S SUS309STP of JIS G 8459 suSs10 ‘SUSS1OTP of JIS G 9459 sUS3103 SUSSLOSTP of JIS G 3459 SuS316 ‘SUSSIOTP of JIS G 3459 SUSSIGH SUSSI6HTP of JIS G 8459 SUS2I6L. SUSSIGLTP of JIS G 8459 SUSaI6T; SUSSI6IITP of JTS G 8459 sUSSI7 SUS3I77P of JIS @ 8459 SUSSITL, SUSS1TLTP of JIS G 9450 08921 SUSS21TP of JIS G 3459 suss1n __| SUSS2INTTP of JIS G 5450 | susa47 SUSS47TP of JIS G 3459 SUS247H SUSS47HTP of JIS G 8459 sUSaséL. SUSE26LTP of JIS G 3459 SUS2901, SUSK9OLT? of JIS G 3459 sus32051 ‘SUS329J17P of JIS G 9459 susazaaL, SUSS29J3L1P of JIS G 8459 SUSs204L, SUSS29J47P of JIS G 9459 $U8405 SUS405TP of JIS G 9459 8usi30 «| SUS4SOTP of JIS G 3459 For corrosion resistant, and high temperature service pipings Usable also for low tem: perature service pipings with exception of SUS329J1, SUS320/3L, SUS329J41, SUS4O5 and SUS430, 4 Pressure resistance The pipe fittings shall withstand, without leakage, the hydrostatic characteristic specified in JIS as given in Table 2 pertaining to steel pipes. 5 Chemical composition The chemical composition of the pipe fittings shall be as specified in JIS pertaining to materials used as given in Table 4. 6 Mechanical properties 6.1 The tensile strength, yield point or proof stress, and elongation of the pipe fittings shall be as specified in JIS pertaining to materials used as given in Table 4. —1160—B 2316 6.2 The test temperature and absorbed energy in the Charpy impact test of PL380, PL450 and PL690 pipe fittings shall be as specified in JIS pertaining to materials used as given in Table 4. 7 Austenitic mean grain size The austenitic mean grain size of SUS321H pipe fittings shall meet the requirements specified in JIS pertaining to steel pipes as given in Table 2. 8 Hardness The hardness of the pipe fittings shall be in accordance with Table Table 3 Hardness of pipe fittings ‘Symbol of grade Hardness ax according to material “ , PS370, PS410, PS480, HRB93, HV207, HE197 PT'370, PT410, PTsR0. or HS30 PAB, PA22, PA23, PA24 PA25, PARG HRBOG, HV228, HH217 or BS33 9 Shapes and dimensions The shapes and dimensions of the pipe fi be as specified below : ings shall (1) The shapes and dimensions of the pipe fittings shall be as specified in Attached Tables 2 to 4, and their tolerances in Attached Table 5. (2) The end faces of the pipe fittings shall be right-angled to the center of axis of the pipe. 10 Appearance The pipe fitting shall be free from any flaw, wrinkles and other defects on both, surfaces of outside and inside, detrimental to serviceability 11 Materials The materials to be used for the pipe fittings shall be steel prod- ucts(*) or materials(*) equivalent to steel pipes as given in Table 4. Notes (1) These shall be the steel products which have conformed to the chemical composition of JIS pertaining to steel products as specified in Table 4, and.the mechanical properties and austenitic mean grain size thereof shall be those which have conformed to 13.3 and 13.4 respec- tively. (*) These shall be the steel materials which have conformed to the chemical composition of JIS pertaining to steel pipes specified in Table 4, and the mechanical properties and austenitic mean grain size thereof shall be confirmed by carrying out. inspections in accordance with 18.3 and 18.4 respectively that these are conforming to JIS pertain- ing to steel pipes specified in Table 4. ~116I——B 2316— Table 4 Materials of pipe fittings ‘Symbol of grade according Material to material PS370 S25C(*) of JIS G 4051, SFVC2A of JIS G 9202 or material equivalent to STS370 of JIS G 8456(°)('9) PS410 S25C(*) of JIS G 4061, SFVC2A of JIS G $202 or material equivalent to STS410 of JIS G 3455(°(29) S480 S30C() of SIS G 4051, SFVC2A of JTS G $202 or material equivalent to STS480 of JIS G 3455()("9) PIS70 $2500) of JIS G 4051, SFVO2A of JIS G $202 or material equivalent to STPTS70 of JIS G 848619) Taio S25C@®) of JIS G 4051, SFVO2A of JIS G 3202 or material equivalent to STPT410 of JIS G 3456(°X'%) Praga ‘S800(*) of BIS G 4051, SFVC2A of JIS G 3202 or material equivalent to STPT480 of JIS G $456("("") PL380 SFL2 of JIS G 8206 or material equivalent to STPLS80 of JIS G 34600°K") PAIZ SFVAF1 of JIS G 3208 or material equivalent te STPAI2 of JIS G 8458) PAR SFVAF12 of JIS G 9203 or material equivalent to STPA22 of JIS G 84580) PAza SFVAF11A of JIS G 3208 or material equivalent to STPA2 of JIS @ 84580"X) PAD SFVAF22A of JIS G 3208 or material equivalent to STPAD4 of JIS G 34580") Ags: SEVAFSA of JIS G 8203 or material equivalent to STPA2S of JIS G 8458(°%"") PAG SPVAF9 of JIS G 3208 or material equivalent to STPAQ6 of JIS G 84580") PL450 SFLS of JIS G 8205, or material equivalent to STPLASO of JIS G 8460(°)) L690 Material equivalent to STPI690 of JIS G 8460(°(9) sUS304 SUS804 of JIS G 4903, SUSF304 of JIS G 3214 or material equivalent to SUS304¢TP of JIS G 3450(8) SUS304H | SUSFSO4H of JIS G 3214 or material equivalent to SUSSO4HTP of JIS G 3450(%) SUSS04L | SUSSO4L of JIS G 4808, SUSP304L of JIS G 3214 or material equivalent to SUS304LTP of JIS G 34590) SUS8098 __| SUSS09S of 31S G 4308 or material equivalent to SUSJOIST? of JIS G 3459(°) suss10 SUSFS10 of JIS G 3214 or material equivalent to SUS3I0TP of JIS G 34590 SUS310S _| SUS810S of JIS G 4303, SUSFS10 of JIS G 3214 or material equivalent to SUSS10STP of JIS G 3459(°) sussi6 SUS316 of JIS G 4303, SUSF316 of JIS G 3214 or material equivalent to SUSSIOTP of JIS G 3459%) SUSsieH | SUSF316H of JIS G 8214 or material equivalent to SUSS1GHTP of SIS G 345908) SUS316L —_| SUSSI6L of JIS G 4303, SUSF3161 of 41S G 3214 or material equivalent to SUSSI6LTP of JIS G 34598) SUS316T; | SUSS16TI of JIS G 4203 or material equivalent to SUSI16TTP of JIS G 3459°) —1162——B 2316-- Table 4 (concluded) ‘Symbol of grade according Material to material SUS3I7 SUSSI7 of JIS G 4808, SUSP317 of JIS G 8214 or material equivalent to SUSSI7TP of JIS G 34591") sus3i7L | SUS3I7I, of JIS G 4303, SUSF317L of JIS G 3214 or material equivalent to SUS317LTP of JIS G 3459(%) sus321 SUSI21 of JIS G 4303, SUSFB21 of JIS G 8214 or material equivalent to SUS321TP of JIS G 3450") SUSI21H | SUSF321H of JIS G 8214 or material equivalent to SUS321HTP of JIS G 8459:%) sus347 SU8347 of JIS G 4308, SUSF347 of JIS G $214 or material equivalent to SUS3477P of JIS G 3459¢%) SUS347H | SUSF347H of JIS G 8214 or material equivalent to SUS347HIP of JIS G 8459") SUSS36L SUS317J4L of JIS G 4308 or material equivalent to SUS8A6L-TP of JIS G 34590) Suss90L | SUS317J5L of JIS G 4303 or material equivalent to SUS8901/1P of JIS G 3459") $US820I1 _ | SUS829J1 of JIS G 4303 or material equivalent to SUS329J1TP of JIS G 8459") SUS329I3L | SUS329J31, of JIS G 4308 or material equivalent to SUSS29J3LTP of OTS G 34590) SUS329J4L | SUS3294L of JIS G 4308 or material equivalent to SUSS29I4L.TP of aIS G 3459(*) SUS405 SUS405 of JIS G 4303 or material equivalent to SUSO5TP of JIS G 3459 SUS430 SUS430 of JIS G 4308 or material equivalent to SUS430TP of JIS G 3459 Notes (°) The mechanical property shall conform to the corresponding JIS per- taining to steel pipes specified in Table 4 () ASTM Standard materials generally used as carbon steel and alloy steel are given in Informative reference Table 1 Remarks : In the case where the materials given in Informative reference Table 1 are used, the chemical compositions thereof follow the Informative ref- erence Table 1, and as regards the tensile test, it is conditional to apply Note(®). —1163—B 2316- Informative reference Table 1 ASTM standard materials corresponding to steel materials equivalent to steel pipes as given in Table 4 Po ee Symbol | ASTM remical eamposition ofgrade | standard Chemical composition % according | number tomaterial | andgrace | C | si | Mn | P s cr | Mo | Ni ps370 | A105 035 |o35 |o60 |o.04 foo | — | — | — PS410 max. | max. | to 1.05] max. | max S480 Prs70 Prs10 Prsso Piao | A360 030 {015 [oo |ooss foo | — [| — | — LR2 max. | t00.30| to135 | max. | max paz | ars o28 fois foo |o.0 [oo | — Jose | — FL max | 100.35 | t00.90| max | max 100.65 pao | A182 00s [oso |o20 |o045 |o0as Joso joss | — Fi2Classt | ta0.15 | max. | 00.60} max. | max, | to 1.25 | 00.65 A182 o1o {o10 [oso |o040 [oos [oso low | — FI2 Class? | w 0.20 | 00.60 | 00.80 | max | max | to 1.25 | 100.65 pags | Ats2 0.05 | 950 |o30 | 0030 [o030 [1.00 fos | — FL Classt | 00.15 | to 1,00 | 00.60 | max. | max. | 10 1.50 | 100.65 A182, 0.10 [080 |o30 foo |o0%0 | 100 fos | — Fii Class2 | 0 0.20| to 1.00 | 20.80 | max | max | to 1.50 | to 0.65 ‘A182 0.10 }o50 joo |oos fo.os io fosa | — F11 Class | 100.20 | t01.00 | 00.80 | max. | max. | to 1.50 | t0 0.66 paaa faise | o0s aso [oso |oow [ooo oar | — P22, 100.15 | max. | 100.60] max | max to 113 pazs | ais2 015 |oso [020 | 0.030 | 0.030 044 | 0.50 F5 max, | max. | {00.60} max. | max. | 1060 | t00.65 | max. Paze | ais2 018 |080 }o20 |0030 | 0030 Jose joo | — Fo max. | to 1.00 | t00.60 | max | max | to 10.0 | to 1.10 praso | Aaso 020 j020 foso |o035 joo | — | — | 3a5 LPS max. | 100.95.) max. | max. ,| max 103.75 piesa | A522 o13 ]o1s [oso [002s Joos | — | — [eso ‘Type 1 max. | 00.30] max. | max, | max 109.50 12 Manufacture The pipe fittings shall be manufactured by the method speci- fied below. (1) The pipe fittings shall be manufactured from the materials as given in 11 by hot or cold plastic working or cutting process, In the case where the materials of S25C or S30C of JIS G 4051 are finished by cutting process, it shall be carried out after normalizing or followed by tempering after quenching. 161—B 2316— (2) The end faces of the pipe fittings shall be machine-finished. (8) ‘The pipe fittings shall be subjected to the heat treatment specified in Table 5. Table 5 Heat treatment of pipe fittings Symbol of Heat treatment grade according to material Hot formed product Cold formed product PT870, PS370, ‘As manufactured, annealing(), nor- | Annealing(*®), normalizing, temper- PTal0, PSA10, malizing, tompering after normal- | ing after normalizing or tempering P7480 izing or lomporing after quenching | after quenching PS480 Annealing(™), normalizing, tempering after normalizing or tempering after quenching L380 ‘Normalizing, tempering after normalizing or tempering alter quenching PAIZ Annealing(), normalizing or tempering after normalizing PA22 Annealing(®) or tempering after normalizing PA2, PA2&, ‘Annealing("), tempering after normalizing (650°C or over) or tempering PA25, PA26 after quenching (650°C or over) PLA50 ‘Normalizing, tempering after normalising or tempering after quenching PILA90 ‘Tempering after normalizing twice or tempering afer quenching 'SUS304, SUS3O4L, | Solution treatment (rapid cooling at 1010°C or over) SUS816, SUSSIGL SUS317, SUS317L ‘SUSS04H, SUS316H | Solution treatment (rapid cooling at 1040°C or over) 'SUS3098, $US310, | Solution treatment (rapid cooling at 1030°C or over) ‘SUSS10S, SUSB36I,, SUS890L susai6nie), Solution treatment (rapid cooling at 920°C or over) sUS321(*) sus321H, Solution treatment (rapid cooling | Solution treatment (rapid eooling sus347H at 1050°C or over) at 1095°C or over) ‘SUS3470%) Solution treatment (rapid cooting at 980°C or over) sUS329J1W, Solution treatment (rapid cooling at 950°C or over) SUS329J3L, SUS329J4L. suS405, SUS430 _| Annealing (air cooling or slow eoling at 700°C or over) Notes (1!) The purchaser may designate the stabilizing treatment. In this case, the heat treatment temperature shall be 850°C to 930°C. (*) Low temperature annealing or stress relieving, (*) Low temperature annealing, full annealing or isothermal annealing. (4) Full annealing or isothermal annealing. —1165——B 2316— 13 Inspections 13.1 Pressure resistance inspection The pressure resistance inspection shall be carried out by the manufacturer beforehand not for the products to be transacted but for the products of each manufacturing method and each shape. However, the half coupling may he represented by the full coupling. ‘This inspection shall be made as follows; Weld the pipe fitting to a pipe, in- crease internal pressure gradually by applying hydrostatic pressure, ascertain that it meets the requirements of 4 and then further increase the test pressure. The pipe fitting shall not burst even if it is kept for 3 min under the bursting pressure of a straight pipe corresponding to that pipe fitting, which is calculated by the following equation. 2st Poy where, bursting pressure of straight pipe (MPa) P ¢: minimum thickness of pipe (within tolerance) (mm) D: outside diameter of pipe (basic dimension) (mm) s: minimum value of tensile strength specified in JIS pertaining to steel pipes as given in Table 2 (N/mm?) 13.2 Inspection on chemical composition The inspection on chemical compo- sition of the pipe fitting materials shall be made by cast analysis, and the results shall meet the requirements of 5. 13.3 Inspection on mechanical properties The inspection on the mechanical Properties shall be made as specified below: (1) Test pieces One test specimen shall be taken from each same cast of the material to be used for pipe fittings, and after it is subjected to heat treatment under the same conditions as those for the pipe fitting, one test piece for the tensile test shall be taken out o From the material to be used for PL880, PL450 and PL690 pipe fittings, further one set (three pieces) of the Charpy impact test pieces shall be taken. (2) Shape of test pieces and test method The shape of test pieces and the test method shall be in accordance with JIS pertaining to materials used as given in Table 4. However, the tensile test piece of the steel bars may be served by No. 10 test piece. (8) Mechanical properties The mechanical properties shall meet the require- ments of 6. 13.4 Inspection on austenitic mean grain size of SUS321H The test speci- men for this inspection in accordance with 18.3 shall be subjected to the heat treat- ment under the same conditions as those for the pipe fittings, then, one test piece shall be sampled out of it for the test, and the results shall meet the requirements of 7. —1166——B 2316— 18.5 Hardness inspection This inspection shall be carried out when required by the purchaser and the result shall meet the requirements of Table 3. The hardness test shall be in compliance with Annex. 13,6 Inspection on shapes and dimensions The inspection on the shapes and dimensions of pipe fittings shall be carried out by direct measurement or by means of limit gauge, and the results shall meet the requirements of 9. 18.7 Appearance inspection The appearance inspection shall be carried out by visual inspection, and the results shall meet the requirements of 10. 14 Designation The pipe fittings shall be designated by the number or the title of this Standard, type and its symbol, symbol of grade according to material and nominal size [nominal diameter(!5) x nominal thickness]. For the nominal size of the reduced pipe fittings, the following rules apply : (1) For reduced fittings having two bores, indicate the larger diameter as ®, the smaller as @, and designate them in the order of © and ®. (2) For reduced fittings having three bores, indicate the larger diameter of the two on the same or parallel center line as ®, the smaller as ®, and the rest as @, and designate them in the order of ®, @ and ®. If nominal diameters on the same center line are equal, one of them may be omitted. (3) For reduced fittings having four bores, indicate the largest diameter as ®, the diameter on the same or parallel center line as @, the larger diameter of the remaining two as @, and the smaller as ®, and designate them in the order of ®, @, @ and ®. Note (#) For the designation of nominal diameter, the sign "A" or suffixed to the respective numerals for distinction. shall be 15 Marking The pipe fittings shall be marked with the following particulars by an indelible means. ‘The order of the items to be marked is not specified here. (1) Symbol of grade according to material (2) Nominal size (nominal diameter('8)(") x nominal thickness(*)] (3) Manufacturer's name or abbreviation Notes (*) In the case where the nominal diameter is indicated by A, the letter "A" shall be clearly marked after the numeral. () If it is difficult for a small pipe fitting to bear all of the markings specified above, the marking of nominal diameter may be omitted. (8) The schedule of nominal thickness shall be denoted by the letters "Sch" or the letter "S". 16 Report When required by the purchaser, the manufacturer shall submit a detailed statement on the pipe fittings which includes the type, nominal size, chemical composition, test results of mechanical properties, etc. 67-B 2316 Attached Table 1 Normative reference Standard number JIS B 0151 JIS B 0601 JIS G 0567 JIS G 3202 JIS G 3203 JIS G 3205 JIS G 3214 JIS G 3454 JIS G 3455 JIS G 3456 JIS G 8458 JIS G 3459 JIS G 3460 JIS G 4051 JIS G 4803 JIS Z 2343 —1168— Title of standard Iron and steel pipe fittings ~ Vocabulary Surface roughness - Definitions and designation Method of elevated temperature tensile test for steels and heat-resisting alloys Carbon steel forgings for pressure vessels Alloy steel forgings for pressure vessels for high-temperature service Carbon and alloy steel forgings for pressure vessels for low. temperature service Stainless steel forgings for pressure vessels Carbon steel pipes for pressure service Carbon steel pipes for high pressure service Carbon steel pipes for high temperature service Alloy steel pipes Stainless steel pipes Steel pipes for low temperature service Carbon steels for machine structural use Stainless steel bars Method for liquid penetrant testing and classification of the indication-B 2316 - Attacned Table 2 Inside diameters, depths, bore diameters and thickness of socket of pipe fittings Unit: mm Nominal | inside | Depth of diameter | diameter | socket prsocket | (min s c ie rar Schedule | Schedule Le 160 Thieknesst™ | a) io) wa 53 ! 0 3 99.0 159 wa] a9 06.9) Notes ('*) Bore diameters given in column 2 of schedule 80 shall be of inside diameter of schedule 80 of steel pipe to be connected which may be : employed if particularly required, subject to the agreement between the purchaser and manufacturer. () The thickness in this column gives the minimum permissible thick- : ness value of each part of the pipe fittings. Remarks : The surface roughness of the machined parts shall not be rougher than 25 umRa specified in JIS B 0601. —1169——B 2316— Attached Table 3 Shapes and dimensions of 45° elbow, 90° elbow, tee, cross and 45° ¥ 45° elbow 90° elbow Tee 45° ¥ Unit: mm ‘Nominal Dimension from conterline to socket bottom Sameer 45" elbow 90° elbow, te, erors 35 y sy @ 6 G ‘H ‘Nominal thickness | Nominal thickness Nominal thickness | Nominal thickness 4 |B | sehedute | Schedule | Schedule | Schedule | Schedule | Scheduie | Sthodsle | Scheaute %0 160 20 160 0 160 80 160 “L718 = [mt = = = = = aly] 79 = ma = 318 = cr) = wl] 79 | — 13.5) = 36.3 = 79 | 6[%. na 127 so | a as 50.8 na 27 “al n| 27 43 19.1 30.8 5 12 wa 25 [1 148) ins 2.2 60.3 74 tas 5) wf] ins 20.6 0) a8 7a ao | is 20.6 wo lry,[ 26 2.4 318 38.1 alo 98.4 20.6 30 [2 25.4 28.6 sei) ae 98.4 120.0 Ex 28.6 6 |r| 26 31.8 a3 ST2. = = = = a0 [3 31.8 49 S12 | 8S = = = Remarks 1 As regards C, D, S and thickness (minimum), refer to Attached Table 2, 2 For bore diameters of the reduced pipe fittings, dimension D corre- sponding to respective nominal diameter shall be used. However, in the case of 45° elbow and 90° elbow, dimension D of the smaller bore side may be used. 3 For bore diameters of the reduced pipe fittings, dimensions C, G and H on the larger bore side shall be used for the dimensions on the smaller bore side. However, H applies only to 45° Y. —1170-Attached Table 4 Shapes and dimensions of full coupling, half coupling and cap g ¢ pbb i! ; lon Lie pO Fo} Wa Ke Full coupling Half coupling Cap Unit: mm Nominal ] Distance be» | Distance Rom | ___Thieknoye of ead (in. Giamecer | tweon bottom | bottom face to fevs socket | opponite face | | L. Fe | Nominal thickness a |p | Pott coupling Schedule Sehedule : 30 160. eo] oa a5 al” ea 5) i 10 | os 38 35 12.7 | 12, wo fy so [2 wa 6 91 —w [8 911 3 ae) "235 —B 2316— Remarks 1 As regards C, D, S and thickness (minimum), refer to Attached Table 2. 2 For bore diameters of the reduced pipe fittings of full couplings, di- mension D of smaller bore side shall be used, and for tance E between the bottom faces of socket, dimension E on the larger bore side shall be used. —171——B 2316— Attached Table 5 Dimensional tolerances of pipe fittings Unit: mm Nominal dismeter tem yet 6t8 | 101020 | 251050 | 650.80 pe fttin Prpemnng eto% | %to% | iw2 | awa ‘Tolerances Inside diameter of socket (S) [All types of 403 +04 pipe fitting 0 ° Bore diameter (D) 204 208 Becentricity between inside diameter of socket and bore 08 diameter Inclination between hole of socket and axis of hole of 3.5/300 max. pipe fitting Distance from center to bot- | 45° clhow, 20.8 15 | a20 | a6 tom face of socket (@, #1) | 90° elbow, tee, cross, 45° Y Distance between bottom | Pull coupling 218 230 | 240 25.0 faces of socket (E) Distance from bottom face of | Half coupling 20.8 215 | 220 | 228 socket to opposite face (F) —1re—B 2316— Annex. Special quality specification The special quality specification shall be applied when required by the purchaser, and the manufacturer shall carry out the tests on the items designated. 1 Hardness test of pipe fittings 1.1 The hardness test of the pipe fittings shall be carried out on pipe fittings. 1.2 The hardness and test methods shall be subject to the agreement between the purchaser and manufacturer. 1.3 The hardness test of the pipe fittings shall be carried out on one piece per lot * of the pipe fittings Note * The lot of the pipe fittings mentioned here is defined as a batch of the pipe fittings produced from the same material and of the same manu- facturing method. The lot size and others are subject to the agreement between the purchaser and manufacturer. 2 Elevated temperature yield point or proof stress 2.1 The elevated temperature tensile test shall be carried out on test specimen. 2.2 The elevated temperature yield point or value of proof stress and the test temperature are subject to the agreement between the purchaser and manufacturer. 2.8 The shape of test piece and test methods shall be in accordance with JIS G 0567. 2.4 One test specimen shall be taken from each cast of the material to be used for the pipe fittings, and it shall be subjected to the heat treatment under the same condition as for that for the pipe fittings. One test piece shall be taken from the test specimen for each test temperature. 3 Ultrasonic examination of materials 3.1. The ultrasonic examination of materials to be used for the pipe fittings shall be made in accordance with Annex Z3 of JIS pertaining to steel pipes given in Table 2 of the text of this Standard as appropriate. In this examination, the vertical method shall be adopted and the number of frequencies shall be 1 MHz to 5 MHz. 3.2 The height of wave reflected from the bottom face of no defective part of the steel product shall be so adjusted as to reach 75 % to 90 % of the full scale of the cathode-ray tube and as not to come to 5 % or under of the full scale at any time. 4 Charpy impact test for PS370, PS410 and PS480 4.1 The test shall be carried out on test specimen. —1173-—B 2316—~ 4.2 Absorbed energy, test temperature, shape of test piece and test method for Charpy impact test shall be in accordance with Annex Z5 of JIS G 8455. 4.3 One test specimen shall be taken from each cast of material to be used for the pipe fittligs and subjected to heat treatment under the same condition as that for the pipe fittings. Then, one set (3 pieces) of test piece shall be taken from the test specimen heat-treated. 5 Corrosion test of stainless steel 5.1 The test shall be carried out on test specimen or pipe fitting. 5.2 The corrosion test of stainless steel shall be carried out on items designated by the purchaser in accordance with Annex Z6 of JIS pertaining to steel pipes as given in ‘Table 2 of the text of this Standard. 5.8 Corrosion resistance and test method of stainless steel shall be in accordance with Annex Z6 of JIS pertaining to steel pipes as given in Table 2 of the text of this Standard. 5.4 When the test is carried out on test specimen, one test specimen shall be taken from each same cast of material to be used for the pipe fittings and subjected to heat treatment under the same condition as that for the pipe fittings. Then, one test piece shall be taken from the test specimen heat-treated. When pipe fitting is used for the test, the test shall be carried out on one piece per lot* of pipe fittings. Note * Refer to the Note of 1.3. 6 Liquid penetrant examination of pipe fittings 6.1 The method of the liquid penetrant examination and the flaw indication of the pipe fittings shall be in accordance with JIS Z 2343, (1) No flaw indication owing to crack shall be found. (2) The linear flaw indication, circular flaw indication, continuous flaw indication and scattered flaw indication shall be subject to the agreement between the purchaser and manufacturer. 6.2 The liquid penetrant examination of the pipe fittings shall be carried out for each piece of the pipe fittings, and the range of examination is to be subject to the agreement between the purchaser and manufacturer. 7 Product analysis 7.1 The method of product analysis and the analytical values shall be as specified in JIS pertaining to steel pipes as given in Table 2 of the text of this Standard, 7.2 The test specimen shall be taken from the material to be used for the pipe fittings or from the pipe fittings, and the number of the test pieces to be taken from each cast shall be one. =e