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JB/T 6771-1993 Test method for thermal adaptability of spark plugs for automobile and motorcycle engines
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JB/T 6771-1993
Standard Name: Test method for thermal adaptability of spark plugs for automobile and motorcycle engines
This standard specifies the thermal adaptability test method for optional spark plugs for automobile and motorcycle engines. This standard applies to the thermal adaptability test of optional spark plugs for automobile and motorcycle engines. This standard does not apply to the thermal adaptability test of optional spark plugs for traffic jams and special vehicles. JB/T 6771-1993 Thermal adaptability test method for optional spark plugs for automobile and motorcycle engines JB/T6771-1993 Standard download decompression password: www.bzxz.net
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Aviation Industry Standard of the People's Republic of China HB6771-93 Silver-based solder Published on October 31, 1994 China Aviation Industry Corporation Implemented on December 1, 1994 Aviation Industry Standard of the People's Republic of China Silver-based solder Subject content and scope of application HB6771--93 This standard specifies the classification, grade, specification, chemical composition, technical requirements and acceptance rules of silver-based solder. This standard applies to solder used in gas flame brazing, furnace brazing, induction brazing and other process methods for aviation products. Cited standards GB6208 GB11067 GB5121 GB3826 GB3260 GB10046 GB1480 GB5314 Classification and grades Solder grade indication method Silver chemical analysis method Copper chemical Analysis method Chemical analysis method for zinc Chemical analysis method for pick Chemical analysis method for tin National standard for silver-based solder Determination of particle size composition of metal powders Dry screening method Sampling method for powder metallurgy powder The solder grades in this standard are preceded by the prefix "H" representing aviation before the grades specified in GB6208. 3.2 The classification and grades of solders are listed in Table 1. Silver aluminum manganese Silver copper phosphorus Silver copper tin China Aviation Industry Corporation issued grades on October 31, 1994 HBAg50Cu HBAg72Cu HBAg85Mn HBAg94AIMn HBAg71CuP HBAg60CuSn Implemented on December 1, 1994 Silver copper zinc Silver copper nickel lithium Silver cadmium zinc copper Silver zinc copper manganese nickel Silver copper zinc tin HB6771-93 Table 1 continued Shape: Needle materials are supplied in the form of wire, powder, paste, thin strip and granules. Specifications and allowable deviations HBAg45CeZn HBAg50CuZn HBAg65CuZn HBAg70CuZn HBAg72CuNil.i HBAg50CdZnCu HBAg4oCdZnCuNi HBAg49ZnCuMnNi HBAg56CuZnSn The diameter of the wire solder is divided into 0.5, 1.0, 1.5 and 2.0mm. The allowable deviation of the diameter is ±0.05mm. The specifications and allowable deviations of the thin strip solder are listed in Table 2. Table 2 Allowable Deviation 20.30.40.50.60 100,150,200 Shapes, specifications and allowable deviations of solder not specified in this standard shall be determined by negotiation between the supplier and the buyer. Technical Requirements 6.1 Composition: The chemical composition of the solder shall comply with the provisions of Table 3. 6.2 Appearance 6.2.1 The solder surface shall be smooth and free of defects such as oxidation color, delamination, cracking and oil stains. mm Allowable Deviation ≥500 6.2.2 The solder is allowed to have defects such as abrasions, scratches, pits, bumps, burrs and cracks that do not exceed the allowable deviation. Thin Strip 2 The edges and ends of the solder shall be neat. HB6771-93 6.2.3 Other metal or non-metal powders shall not be mixed into the powder solder. 6.3 Performance 6.3.1 During the heating process of brazing, the paste solder shall not produce bubbles, splashes and carbon deposits. 6.3.2 During flame brazing, the paste solder shall not be moved from the placement position before melting, and the residual brazing flux shall be easy to remove after welding. 6.3.3 Under appropriate brazing process conditions, there shall be no unmelted residues and gray or black oxides on the surface of the molten solder. 6.3.4 The shelf life of the paste solder shall not be less than 6 months from the date of production. 6.4 Batch composition: Each batch of solder shall be of the same brand, the same furnace number, the same specification and the same supply status. 7 Test methods and inspection rules 7.1 The chemical analysis method of solder shall comply with the provisions of GB11067, GB5121, GB473, GB3826 and GB3260, etc. The determination of lithium shall comply with the provisions of GB10046. 7.2 The particle size of powder solder shall be screened in accordance with the provisions of GB1480, and the powder sampling shall be carried out in accordance with the provisions of GB5314. 7.3 Each batch of solder shall be chemically analyzed, and its composition shall comply with the provisions of Table 3. If a certain element is found to be unqualified, double samples shall be taken for re-inspection. If one of them is unqualified, it shall not be used in aviation products. If other elements are found in the routine analysis, further analysis shall be carried out. If it exceeds the "total amount of other elements" specified in Table 3, the batch of solder shall be deemed unqualified. 7.4 The solder shall be inspected for specifications and appearance quality in accordance with the provisions of 5.1, 5.2 and 6.2. Five pieces of solder shall be sampled for each batch according to the minimum packaging. If there are less than 5 pieces, all of them shall be inspected. 7.5 The solder shall be inspected for performance in accordance with the provisions of Article 6.3. If the inspection result is unqualified, the unqualified items shall be double sampled for re-inspection. If it is still unqualified, the batch of solder shall not be used in aviation products. 8 Packaging and marking Www.bzxZ.net 8.1 The solder shall be packed with reliable and firm packaging, and the powder solder shall be sealed in a container. 8.2 The solder shall be accompanied by a certificate of inspection, which includes: chemical composition; appearance inspection; specification inspection. 8.3 The marking shall include the following: Brass brand and name; furnace number or batch number; specification or size; manufacturer mark; weight (net weight); date of manufacture (including shelf life); inspector code, certificate number; h trademark. HB6771-93 102909 128992 018022 006962 126528 050986 006~622 096-098058082||tt ||Yuan Le et al 8~59~0 ~800~0 92~081921501~0 002800 0906599 so1~9'6 5*6~9*6 Additional notes: HB 6771-93 This standard was proposed and managed by the Aviation Materials and Thermal Process Standardization Technical Management Unit of China Aviation Industry Corporation. This standard was drafted by the 621 Research Institute and 430 Research Institute of China Aviation Industry Corporation. Tip: This standard content only shows part of the intercepted content of the complete standard. If you need the complete standard, please go to the top to download the complete standard document for free.