BS 3451:1973
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Methods of testing fusion welds in aluminium and aluminium alloys
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English
22-10-1973
01-03-2004
BS EN 910:1996
BS EN 895:1995
BS EN 1320:1997
BS EN 1321:1997
Co-operating organizations
Foreword
Methods
1 General
1.1 Scope
1.2 Definitions
1.3 Recommended non-destructive tests
1.4 Recommended destructive tests
2 Non-destructive tests
2.1 Visual examination
2.2 Radiographic examination
3 Destructive tests
3.1 Separation of test specimens
3.2 Transverse tensile test
3.3 Macroscopic examination
3.4 Side bend test (for material of thickness 10 mm and
over)
3.5 Transverse and longitudinal bend tests
3.6 Fracture test (for material of thickness 2 mm
and over)
3.7 Fillet weld fracture test (for material of
thickness 3 mm and over
Appendices
A Metallurgical aspects of testing welds in aluminium
B Suggested method of preparing etched specimens
Tables
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Figures
1 Maximum X-ray tube voltage
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13 Alternative forms of fillet weld fracture test
specimen
14 Weld zones in non-heat-treatable alloys
15 Weld zones in heat-treatable alloys
Object of test, preparation, method of testing, reporting of results for visual examination aided by penetrant methods, radiography, transverse tensile test, examination of cross sections (macro-examination), bend tests, nick-break test, fracture test for fillet welds. Notes on metallurgical aspects of testing welds in aluminium and methods for preparing etched specimens given in appendices.
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WEE/2
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| DevelopmentNote |
BS AMD 8910 deletes text covered by BS EN 895: 1995
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| DocumentType |
Standard
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| Pages |
14
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| PublisherName |
British Standards Institution
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| Status |
Superseded
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