BS 5911-100:1988
Superseded
A superseded Standard is one, which is fully replaced by another Standard, which is a new edition of the same Standard.
A superseded Standard is one, which is fully replaced by another Standard, which is a new edition of the same Standard.
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30-06-2010
English
30-06-1988
Foreword
Committees responsible
Specification
Section one. General
1 Scope
2 Definitions
3 Marking
Section two. Materials
4 Cement
5 Aggregates
6 Other concrete materials
7 Concrete mix, casting and finish
8 Reinforcement
Section three. Dimensions and tolerances
9 Nominal size and effective length
10 Internal manufacturing diameter and actual diameter
11 External manufacturing diameter
12 Variation in the thickness of wall
13 Squareness of ends
14 Deviation from straightness
15 Surface cracking
16 Joints
17 Bends
18 Junctions
Section four. Tests
19 General
20 Test requirements
Section five. Inspection procedures
21 Type of inspection and batch size
22 Inspection procedures for pipes
23 Inspection procedures for bends and junctions
Appendices
A Information to be supplied in an enquiry and order
B Methods of assessing surface finish
C Method of assessment of deviation from straightness
D Crushing strength test methods for pipes
E Method of test for water absorption
F Hydrostatic test method
G Bending moment resistance (BMR) test methods
H Methods of testing pipe joints for angular
deflection, straight draw and shear
J Methods of measuring depth of cover to reinforcement
K Facilities for purchasers
L Anchorage pull-out test
Tables
1 Limits of chloride content of concrete
2 Nominal sizes and tolerances for units
3 Minimum effective lengths and typical nominal angles
of bends
4 Right-angled junctions
5 Oblique-angled junctions
6 Summary of test requirements and inspection
procedures
7 Crushing test loads
8 Bending moment resistance (BMR)
9 Minimum angular deflection and straight draw for
joints
10 Maximum number of individual defectives in last 10
batches permitted for switching to reduced
inspection (hydrostatic and works proof load
crushing test)
11 Inspection plans for hydrostatic and works proof
load crushing tests
Figures
1 Effective length of pipes
2 Typical flexible joints
3 Typical bends
4 Typical junctions
5 Joint test measurements
6 Gauge for assessing surface evenness
7 Gauge for assessing surface voids
8 Gauge for measuring deviation from straightness
9 Testing arrangements for the crushing test
10 Dimensions of feeler gauge for inspecting cracks in
reinforced units
11 Diagrammatic arrangement of the four-point loading
test method
12 Wooden bearing block for the three-point loading
test method
13 Diagrammatic arrangement of the three-point loading
test method
14 Loading arrangement for shear test on joints
15 Diagram of typical anchorage pull-out testing
machine on longitudinal section of pipe wall
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