| ° Va ts 319 : 1989 ‘ Indian Standard FREE CUTTING LEADE BRASS BARS, RODS AND SECTIONS — SPECIFICATION ( Fourth Revision ) aA ATT ae area daa F wad, ag we dana — fefafe = ( ater qatar ) : SS 2 First Reprint JANUARY 1991 UDC 669°35'S'018'23-422 } © Bis 1990 4 BUREAU OF INDIAN STANDARD ey _ MANAK BHAVAN, 9 BAHADUR) SHAH ZAFAR MARG ) ! NEW DELHD! 2°? [ As alee GrosTable 1 Chemical Composition (Clouse 8.1) Consiitwent Ties.“ ( excluding rn), Bla NOTES 1 ifrequired antimony may be restricted to O02 percent in Grade | alloy. 2 Any nickel orsilver present is to be counted as ae Thsrimpurities do not proelude the possible Fcoches oP ince snared cicments, However eS eyed oy fo te mn ‘engents listediin ie table. los elther copner oF Seat eseor elemest thal it not analysed shall pe determined by sillerence between the sun those elements Salve and Charen, analysis nity be requived. au shed for elements not specifi 8.2 The chemical composition shall he deter mined. either by the methods specified in JS 3685 : 1966 or any other established instrue mental/chemial method. In case of dispute the “procedure specified in 18 3685 : 1966 shall be the'yeferee megkod. 9 TENSILE PROPERTIES 9.1 The material when tested in accordance with 18 2654: 1977 shall conform to the tensile and elongation properties as specified in Table 2. 9.2 The tensile test shall be made on test pieces machined to shape and largest dimensions prac ible as specified in IS 2654: 1977 from the samples selected in accordance with 11.3, 9.3 Up to and including 32. mm rods, the eenteal Tongitudinal axis of the test pieces shall be the same as that of the rods, 9.3.1 In ease of rods over 32 mm, the central longitudinal axis of the test piece shall be at east 16 mm from the nearest face/surface 9.4 The fractured test piece shall be free from pine and other surface defects. 9,5 Should a tensile test piece break outside the middle third of Hts gauge length and the clonga~ tion percentage obtained be lower than minimum. specie, the test may be discarded and another test made, 10 MERCUROUS NITRATE TEST 1W.L I req) shall he subjected to the test 1S 2305 : 1988. 10.2 There should be no cracks in the test specimen when examined immediately after it is removed from the solution, rinsed with water and wiped off. al by the purchaser, the material & specilied in 11 SAMPLING AND CRITERIA FOR CONFORMITY 11,0 Unless otherwise agreed to between the purchaser and the supplier the following sampl- Ing procedure and criteria for conformity shall hold good. 11.1 In any consignment, all the material of same grade, size and temper manufactured from the sime fiw material, produced at the same psec, shall be_grouped tether to constitute a Jot 11.2 Material shall_be examined for freedom from defects and for tolerances on dismeter/ dimensions. Any bar/rodjsection found defec+ tive shall be rejected. 113 From the material found satisfactory In T1z.one empl he sled om ech ot tr part thereof fox provide necessary test pieces forall the tests ( Chemical ansiysiy tensile test, tnd mercurous nitrate test). Mas of each fot ary With. the sizeof maicral nd f given fn Table. NOTE — The material required for chemical ana- Iysie trom the selected arjean sections. shall Be Uiken'in accordance with 18 1817" 1961 11.4 The lot shall be accepted if the samples tested meet all the chemical composition, ten- sile propertics and mercurous nitrate test (if required by the purchaser ) requirements to the specification Table2 Tensile Properties (Clause 9.1) ‘Condition Sie “Tensile Strength, MPa Min ‘Over Uptoand Grade! Grade 2 det Grade? Gradea felons @ ° o © o ® Annesled (0) © 2s Mss 385 2 rs 2 5 0 Sees 7 Be 50 = ds 235 2 3 3 Half bard (HB) 6 2 405; 395 4 7 A : 2 25 395 38S gece 10s se Be 50 as OMS a 1s a 50 2 as IS 7 2 Fa Hard (HD) 6 2 ss 30 ae 2 a 2 3 a0 as 4 4 4 NOTE —1N'min = 0-102 kefimm = 1h ta,