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Norhayati, Petroliam Nasional Berhad, 06 March 2003, Uncontrolled Copy, (c) BSI
British Standard
06 March 2003
BRITISH STANDARD
Metal scaffolding
Licensed Copy: Puan Ms. Norhayati, Petroliam Nasional Berhad, 06 March 2003, Uncontrolled Copy, (c) BSI
Part 1: Tubes
Section 1.2 Specification for aluminium
tube
BS 1139-1.2:
1990
BS 1139-1.2:1990
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First published as BS 1139
November 1943
Second edition November 1951
Third edition June 1964
Fourth edition as BS 1139-1
April 1982
Fifth edition as BS 1139-1.2
October 1990
The following BSI references
relate to the work on this
standard:
Committee reference CSB/57
Draft for comment 87/15200 DC
ISBN 0 580 18471 4
Date of issue
Comments
BS 1139-1.2:1990
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Contents
Page
Committees responsible
Inside front cover
Foreword
ii
1
Scope
1
2
Method of manufacture
1
3
Materials
1
4
Dimensions and tolerances
1
5
Workmanship
1
6
Finish
1
7
Identification
1
Appendix A Drift expanding test for extruded aluminium scaffold tubes
2
Figure 1 Arrangement of drift expanding test
2
Table 1 Dimensions and tolerances for aluminium tubes
1
Publications referred to
Inside back cover
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Foreword
This Section of BS 1139 has been prepared under the direction of the Civil
Engineering and Building Structures Standards Policy Committee. Together
with Section 1.1, it supersedes BS 1139-1:1982, which is withdrawn.
This Section of BS 1139 is one of a series specifying requirements for the design,
construction and testing of equipment for use in scaffolding and other temporary
structures. It specifies requirements for aluminium tubing of the type
traditionally used in tube and fitting scaffolding.
The need for this new edition arose because of the advent of European proposals
covering steel scaffold tube, whereas any such action for aluminium tubes is
further away. Steel tubing is now covered in BS 1139-1.1. This Section retains the
style and technical content of the 1982 edition, and is substantially the same as
the 1964 version.
The separate Parts and Sections are as follows.
Part 1: Tubes;
Section 1.1: Specification for steel tubes;
Section 1.2: Specification for aluminium tube;
Part 2: Couplers;
Section 2.1: Specification for steel couplers, loose spigots and base plates for
use in working scaffolds and falsework made of steel tubes
(Identical with EN 74);
Section 2.21): Specification for aluminium couplers, fittings and accessories
for use in tubular scaffolding;
Part 3: Specification for prefabricated access and working towers;
Part 4: Specification for prefabricated steel splitheads and trestles;
Part 52): Specification for materials, dimensions, design loads and safety
requirements for service and working scaffolds made of prefabricated elements.
(Identical with HD 1000)
A British Standard does not purport to include all the necessary provisions of a
contract. Users of British Standards are responsible for their correct application.
Compliance with a British Standard does not of itself confer immunity
from legal obligations.
Summary of pages
This document comprises a front cover, an inside front cover, pages i and ii,
pages 1 and 2, an inside back cover and a back cover.
This standard has been updated (see copyright date) and may have had
amendments incorporated. This will be indicated in the amendment table on
the inside front cover.
1) In
preparation: it will cover fittings not included in Section 2.1. Additional couplers have not
yet been harmonized.
2)
ii
In preparation.
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1 Scope
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2 Method of manufacture
Aluminium scaffold tubes shall be produced by
extrusion, e.g. by means of a process using a
mandrel, a bridge die or a porthole. When tested in
accordance with Appendix A, a tube in its finished
state shall show no sign of an unsound weld.
NOTE A tube with faulty welding will tend to exhibit a straight
line, rather than jagged, fracture at the position of the weld.
This test procedure should be considered as being a part of a
quality control programme and the frequency of testing should be
such as to ensure adequate quality control.
3 Materials
3.1 General
The tube shall be manufactured from aluminium
complying with the requirements of 3.2 and 3.3.
3.2 Chemical composition
Tubes shall be extruded aluminium tubes
complying with the requirements for alloy 6082-TF
(formerly HE30-TF) as specified in BS 1474.
NOTE As these tubes are heat-treated, heat should not be
applied to them by welding, flame cutting, etc., unless this is
carried out under the controlled conditions recommended in
CP 118.
3)
7 % min.
Tolerance
0.5 mm
Thickness 4.47 mm
0.56 mm
6.0 mm
Value
6.15 cm2
Cross-sectional area
Elastic modulus
6.18 cm3
Radius of gyration
1.56 cm
14.9 cm4
5 Workmanship
A tube shall not deviate from a straight line by more
than 1/600 of its length, measured at the centre of
the length.
Tubes shall be clean and free from detrimental
defects. The ends shall be cut cleanly and square
with the axis of the tube.
6 Finish
Tubes shall be mill finished, i.e. without any surface
treatment.
NOTE For all normal purposes no painting or other surface
treatment is required. Tubes likely to remain in contact with wet
acid or alkaline materials, e.g. damp cement or lime renderings,
need protection. Advice on suitable coatings can be obtained from
the Aluminium Federation3).
7 Identification
The method of identification used shall not impair
the performance of the tube.
Aluminium Federation Ltd., Broadway House, Calthorpe Road, Five Ways, Birmingham, B15 1TN.
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A.1 Principle
The end of a tube or test piece is expanded using a
conical mandrel until it tears or splits.
The test is carried out at ambient temperature
unless otherwise specified.
A.2 Apparatus
A.2.1 Polished steel conical mandrel, of adequate
hardness and having a conical included angle
of 30, 45 or 60.
A.4 Procedure
Lubricate the mandrel so that it does not rotate in
relation to the tube during the test. Force the conical
mandrel under pressure into the open end of the test
piece, so that the axis of the cone coincides with the
axis of the test piece. Continue applying pressure
until the tube tears or splits.
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Publications referred to
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BS 1474, Specification for wrought aluminium and aluminium alloys for general engineering
purposes: bars, extruded round tubes and sections.
BS 5973, Code of practice for access and working scaffolds and special scaffold structures in steel.
CP 118, The structural use of aluminium.
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