This standard specifies the dimensional and geometric accuracy test methods for clamping and flaring pipe joints. This standard is used in conjunction with the corresponding product and technical condition standards. This standard is applicable to pipe joint products produced according to national standards, and can also be used as a reference for pipe joint products produced according to other standards or non-standard products. JB/T 5993-1992 Pipe joint test method JB/T5993-1992 standard download decompression password: www.bzxz.net
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Mechanical Industry Standard of the People's Republic of China JB/T5993-1992 Pipe Fittings Testing Methods Published on July 17, 1992 Implementation of the Ministry of Machinery and Electronics Industry of the People's Republic of China on July 1, 1993 Mechanical Industry Standard of the People's Republic of China Pipe Fittings 1 Subject Content and Scope of Application Testing Methods JB/T5993-1992 This standard specifies the testing methods for the dimensions and geometric accuracy of ferrule and flared pipe fittings. This standard is used in conjunction with the corresponding product and technical condition standards. This standard applies to pipe fittings produced in accordance with national standards, and pipe fittings produced in accordance with other standards or non-standard standards can also be used as a reference. 2 Cited standards GB1214 GB1216 GB1581 GB1957 GB3934 GB 6315 GB8177 ZB J42 037 Vernier caliper Outside micrometer Metric taper thread gauge Smooth limit gauge Ordinary thread gauge Universal angle ruler Inside micrometer Pipe thread gauge for thread sealing 3 Inspection items, methods and inspection tools The inspection of threaded part shall be in accordance with the provisions of Table 1. Approved by the Ministry of Machinery and Electronics Industry on July 17, 1992 and implemented on July 1, 1993 Test items Internal thread middle diameter and major diameter Internal thread single middle diameter Internal thread minor diameter External thread middle diameter and minor diameter External thread single middle diameter External thread major diameter Comprehensive inspection of metric tapered threads Pipes sealed with threads Comprehensive inspection of threads JB/T5993-1992 Testing method Tighten the through-end thread by hand When the plug gauge is screwed into the workpiece, it should be able to be smoothly screwed until it is screwed into all the effective threads of the workpiece. Screw the end-stop thread plug gauge into the workpiece by hand, and the screwing depth shall not exceed 2 times the pitch. Method 1: GB3934 specifies the through-end thread plug gauge. GB3934 specifies the end-stop thread plug gauge. Insert the through-end smooth plug gauge into the workpiece by hand, and it should be able to smoothly insert it to the effective thread depth of the workpiece. Insert the end-stop smooth plug gauge into the workpiece, and the insertion depth shall not exceed 2 times the pitch. Method 2: Use a dry ruler to measure on two diameters 90° apart, and neither shall exceed the tolerance. |tt||Screw the through-end thread ring gauge into the workpiece by hand, and it should be able to smoothly engage with all the effective threads of the workpiece Screw the stop-end thread ring gauge into the workpiece by hand, and the screwing depth shall not exceed 2 times the pitch Method 1: Inner diameter specified in GB8177 Micrometer Through-end specified in GB3934 Thread ring gauge Stop-end specified in GB3934 Thread ring gauge Slip the through-end smooth ring gauge into the workpiece by hand, and it should be able to smoothly reach the effective thread length of the workpiece as specified in Appendix A of GB3934; Insert the smooth ring gauge of the stop-end smooth ring into the workpiece, and the insertion depth shall not exceed 2 times pitch method 2: Measure with a dry ruler on two diameters 90° apart and neither shall exceed the tolerance Screw the metric taper thread gauge into the workpiece by hand, and the end face of the workpiece should be between the two limit end faces of the gauge Screw the taper pipe thread gauge into the workpiece by hand, and the end face of the workpiece should be between the two limit end faces of the gauge Outer diameter specified in GB1216 Micrometer Cone thread gauge specified in GB1581 Cone Pipe thread gauge specified in ZBJ42037 JB/T5993-1992 3.2 The inspection of other dimensions and geometric accuracy shall be in accordance with the provisions of Table 2. Table 2 Test items End pipe joint screw-in end Verticality of the bearing surface to the screw-in end thread axis Nut and joint wrench Partial width across flats Angle α of the pipe joint body Dimension d of the ferrule type pipe joint body Coaxiality of the d axis of the joint body to the d axis Outer diameter D of the ferrule small end, Function diameter See Appendix A Test method Method 1: Measure across the opposite side with a 0.02mm vernier caliper Method 2: Measure with a special through and stop gauge Method 1: Use a universal angle ruler Method 2:||t t||Use a special angle templatebzxZ.net Method 1: Measure with a 0.02mm vernier caliper, measure at least two points 90° apart, and both points must not exceed the tolerance Method 2: Measure with a smooth limit gauge Method 1: Measure the wall thickness at both ends of the same diameter with a 0.02mm vernier caliper, and calculate the difference between the two thicknesses Method 2: See Appendix A Measure across the diameter with an outside diameter dry ruler Method 1: Measure with a 0.02mm vernier caliper Method 2: Measure with a smooth limit plug gauge Method 1: The caliper specified in GB1214 Method 2: The caliper should comply with GB1957| |tt||Universal angle ruler specified in GB6315 Method 1: Caliper specified in GB1214 Method 2: Smooth Caliper specified in GB1957 Indirect measurement, measure at least on two diameters 90° between phases At least on two diameters 90° between phases Outer diameter 9 specified in GB1216 Measure on a micrometer and take the average Method 1: Vernier specified in GB1214 Method 2: Smooth Limit gauge specified in GB1957 At least on two diameters between phases |tt||Measure on two diameters of 90° and take the average JB/T5993-1992 Appendix A Verticality and coaxiality detection method (reference) Verticality detection method of the support surface of the screw-in end of the end pipe joint to the axis of the screw-in end thread. Manually screw the threaded through end ring gauge on the screw-in end thread of the joint body, and measure the maximum difference between the joint body support surface and the ring gauge end face clearance 1 (see Figure A1) A2 Measurement of the coaxiality of the d axis of the joint body to the d, axis. Screw the special nut onto the joint body, and then insert the special mandrel through the hole of the nut into the d hole of the joint body. It should be able to be inserted smoothly (see Figure A2) Additional notes: This standard is proposed and managed by the Mechanical Standardization Research Institute of the Ministry of Machinery and Electronics Industry. This standard was drafted by the Mechanical Standardization Institute of the Ministry of Machinery and Electronics Industry, the Tianjin Engineering Machinery Research Institute of the Ministry of Machinery and Electronics Industry, Zhejiang Haiyan Pipe Fittings Factory and Zhou Hydraulic Accessories Factory. People's Republic of China Mechanical Industry Standard Test Method for Pipe Joints JB/T 5993 - 1992 Published and issued by the China Academy of Mechanical Science Printed by the China Academy of Mechanical Science (No. 2 Shouti South Road, Beijing Postal Code 100044) Format 880×1230 Sheet 1/2 Word Count 8.000 First Edition in October 1992 First Printing in October 1992 Print Quantity 1-500 Price 1.60 Yuan Mechanical Industry Standard Service Network: http://www.JB.ac.cn2661 - 66 / 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.