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    July 1978 ‘Stee Sars Hot Rolled Squares for Special Purpose Dimensions, Permissible Deviations on Dimension and Form ‘Stabstanl, Wormgewatrter Vierkantstahl far besondere Verwendung: Masse, ruléstige Matt- und Formabrrtichungen Oimensions in mm 1 Scope ‘This Standard applies to hot rolled squares intended for special purpore (e.g. for further processing by drawing, for manufacture of chains etc.) in straight bars of 17 to 103 mm side length made from the steel grades listed in Section 4. 2 Designations Lie Designation of hot rolled squares With # tise length 2 = 23 mm made from a steel with the code number St 41-3 #88, the materiat pumber 1.0219 according to DIN 17 195: Square DIN 1014 —St 41-3—23 or Square DIN 1014 = 1.0219 ~ 23 Instead of the denomination “square” the abbreviation “aki” secording to OIN 1383 Part 2 may be used, 3 Dimensions and permissible deviations on dimension and form 3.1. Side lengths 3.1.1 The side lengths included in this Standard and the permissibie deviations on them are given in Table 1. ‘Table 1. Side length, permissible Ceviations, cross-section, weight and surface area 1} The side lengths in Brackets should be avoided 25 far 28 possible, 2) See Section 5 3.1.2 Aroundingoff of the edges r as given in Table 2 is permissible for hot rolled squares according to this Standard. Table 2. Permissible rounding-off of the edges r 3.1.3. The difference between the two diagonals of a given cross-section shall not exceed 4%; the rounding-off of the edges r shall be taken into sccount in determining this, 3.2 Straightness The permissible deviations as given in Table 3 apply for straightness of squares according to this Standard, tb ‘Table 3. Permissible deviations trom the straightness More stringent requirements on straightness shat! be wgreed when ordering. 4 Material {According to this Standard shall be manufactured for preference from the steel graces according to DIN 1651, DIN 17100, DIN 17 115, DIN 17200 and DIN 17210. ‘The required steel grade shail be specified in the designation. S Weight ‘The weight given in Table 1 has been calculated on the basis of a density of 7.85 kg/dm®. In the case of alloy steels the density specified in the appropriate quality standards should be uted for the weight eaiculation, 6 Mode of delivery 6.1. The data on lengths given in Table 4 spply to the Gelivery of hot rolled squares according to this Stendard. 6.2 When ordering by weight, the length may vary between maximum and minimum dimensions specified for manufacturing lengths, 6.3. Example of order, 100 t of hot roited squares of side length = 23 mm made from steel with the code number St 41-3 08 the material number 1.0219 secording to DIN 17 115 in manufacturing lengths: 100 t Square DIN 1014 —St 41-3 — 23 or 100 t Square DIN 1014 — 1.0219 — 23 7 Testing for accuracy to size 7.1 Extent of testing ‘The number of bars which shail be tested for accuracy to size Dy mesturements at the manufacturer's works prior to Gespatch shall be agreed when ordering. 7.2 Testing procedure 7.2.1 The side length according 10 Section 3.1 shall be measured at least 160 mm from the end of the bars when manufacturing lengths are supplied, and at any point when fixed or exact lengths are supplied. 7.2.2 When testing the straightness according to Section 3.2, the dimension ¢ shall be measured over the full length of the bar, aes 6000 512000 6000 512000 3000 3 9000 3000 3 9000 £100 preterred: 250.2 26,£ 10,52) | peemissibie deviation in mm 1) Enquiries should be made to the manufacturer es to whether shorter of longer lengths can be wpplied. 2} Squares can also be supplied in limited manufacturing lengths with 3 length range to be stated when ordering, “The span between the shortest and longett length in this range must be at least 2000 mm ( 2} The total spans for the permissibie deviations may, by agreement, be arranged enticely On the plus side, 2g. 7 2 (instesd of 2 100) in the cate of fixed lengths oF DIN 1014 Part2 Page a (6000 to 8000). * §P instead of 2 25) in the case of exact lengths, Explanations In conjunetion with the negotiations on the revision of Euronorm 59 — Hot rolied squares for general purpove DIN 1024 (October 1963 issue) has also been revised. A predominant consideration wes the éxtent to which it whould be postible to reduce the number of standardized side lengths. The bacis of the discussions ‘was the statistics on ordered and delivered quantities in recent years and the content of the international standards, ‘The scope of Euronorm 89 and alto of ISO Recommen: dation ISO R 1035/II (March 1969 issue, currently being revised) covers only hot rolled squares for general purpose, whereas DIN 1014 tormeriy covered # imensions. .2. used for various spplicitions. To provide comparability with the international regulations and to {ive curtomers a better view of supply pombilities, the DIN Standard has been divided, with the agreement of al! the German bodies represented, into # Part 1 = Hot rolled squares for genersi purpose — and a Part 2 — Hot rolied squares for soecial purpose (€.. for furtner process: ing by drawing, for chain manufacture ete.). DIN 1014 Part I theretore in naw civectly comparable with the inser- ational standards, but there #e still ng international sequlations for squares for special purpose, ‘The October 1863 ise of BIN 1014 contained G2 side lengths. Of nese the following 17 dimensions have been deleted Part 1 covers 29 side lengths, which alto appea? in the new issue of Euronorm 59 (1977) with the exception ‘of the nominal dimensions 15 ~ 19 = 28 ~ 65 and 110 mm. A further 16 side lengths for special purpose are standardized in Part 2. In Part 1, the nominal dimensions have been subcivided into Series A and B. The side lengths in Series A ‘should be ordered for preterence. The dimensions in Series B are used to a lesser extent and in some cores they will require longer delivery dates. In addition, the following amendments and additions have been made compared with the October 1963 iswe: 1, Provision of maximum values for the difference in ‘the length of the two diagonals (i, limitation of the aviations from the exact square cross-section); 2. Specification of maximum valves for twist in the exe ‘of squares for general purpose (experience will have to be acquiced as to the messurability of these form deviations: 42. Extention of the provisions on the peemissibie

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