SAE AMS STD 2175 : 2003

PARAGRAPH
1 SCOPE
  1.1 Purpose
  1.2 Applicability
       1.2.1 Casting methods
       1.2.2 Casting alloys
  1.3 Classification
       1.3.1 Classes
       1.3.2 Grades
2 APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS
  2.1 U.S. Government publications
  2.2 ASTM publications
3 DEFINITIONS
  3.1 Alloy
  3.2 Casting
  3.3 Chaplet
  3.4 Cold shut
  3.5 Contracting agency
  3.6 Defect
  3.7 Diffraction
  3.8 Discontinuity
  3.9 Foreign materials
  3.10 Gas holes
  3.11 Gas porosity
  3.12 Hot tear
  3.13 Inclusions
  3.14 Insert
  3.15 Misruns
  3.16 Penetrameter or image quality indicator (IQI)
  3.17 Radiographic quality level
  3.18 Segregation
  3.19 Shrinkage
  3.20 Shrinkage cavity
  3.21 Surface irregularities
  3.22 Visual inspection
4 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
  4.1 Personnel qualification
  4.2 Inspection sequence
  4.3 Discontinuity removal
  4.4 Classification of castings
       4.4.1 Determination of classes and grades
       4.4.2 Class 1 casting requirements
  4.5 Inspection lot
5 DETAIL REQUIREMENTS
  5.1 Outline of inspections
       5.1.1 Visual inspection
       5.1.2 Magnetic particle and liquid penetrant inspection
       5.1.3 Radiographic inspection
  5.2 Sampling
       5.2.1 Visual inspection
       5.2.2 Magnetic particle and liquid penetrant inspection
       5.2.3 Radiographic inspection
  5.3 Inspection methods and acceptance criteria
       5.3.1 Visual inspection
       5.3.2 Magnetic particle and liquid penetrant inspection
       5.3.3 Radiographic inspection
  5.4 Reinspection
       5.4.1 Reinspection of rejected lots
       5.4.2 Individual casting rejection
6 NOTES
  6.1 Intended use
  6.2 Issue of DoDISS
  6.3 Data requirements
  6.4 Sampling
  6.5 Cross reference
  6.6 Radiographic quality grades for machined areas
  6.7 Producibility considerations
  6.8 Observational standards
  6.9 Ultrasonic inspection of thick castings
  6.10 Subject term (key word) listing
Tables
Appendix A Test report technical content requirements