UDC. : 669.

14-42 November 1978

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This EURONORM is applicable to hot-rolled bulb flats of the dimensions given in Table 1.

2 DESIGNATION

The designation of hot-rolled bulb flats shall comprise : the thickness e (in mm)
the number of this EURONORM.
the term 'bulb fl at'
the width b (in mm) Example : Bulb flat 200 x 10 EU 67.

Only the last edition of the EURONORMS quo ted is valid

Copyright by the Standardization Offices of the European Communities' Member States

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3 DIMENSIONS, DIMENSIONAL AND SHAPE TOLERANCES

3.1 Cross-section 3.2 Length

Hot-rolled bulb flats complying with this EURONORM shall 3.2.1
be delivered with the dimensions given in Table 1.
Hot-rolled bulb flats shall normally be delivered in lengths up
to 18 m.
3.1.1
3.2.2
The width and thickness tolerances shall be as given in The length tolerances shall be j _ _ mm. Closer length
Table 2.
tolerances shall be specially agreed at the time of ordering.

3.1.2 3.3 Straightness

The maximum values for the corner radius r t at the edges shall
be as given in Table 3.

3.1.3
The straightness tolerance q shall be 0.0035 L. The
The geometric properties, the data on the cross-section, and dimension q shall be measured in the plane b along the entire
the surface area were derived from the nominal dimensions. length L.

4 MASS AND WEIGHT TOLERANCES

4.1 + 6 % of the total weight for deliveries of 5 t or

The masses given in Table 1 were derived from the sectional
areas using a density of 7.85 kg/dm 3 .
4.2
The weight tolerances shall be :
2 more,
+ 8 % of the total weight for deliveries of less than
- 2.7 5 t.
The mass deviation shall be the difference between the actual
delivery weight and the theoretical weight. The theoretical
weight shall be calculated from the data in Table 1 and the
length in metres ordered.

5 MATERIAL

Hot-rolled bulb flats to this EURONORM shall preferably be manufactured from steels complying with the specifications
of the shipbuilding classification societies.
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Table 1

Dimensions, sectional areas, masses/unit length, surface areas, and geometric properties

Nominal size Dimensions for Area of section Mass/unit Surface area Distance of Geometric properties
length centre of gravity about the
axis
b e c dx
dx
cm2 kg/m m2/m cm cm4 cm3
Elastic Moment
modulus of inertia

80 6 80 6 14 4 6.20 4.87 0.192 4.78 39.0 8.15

80 7 80 7 14 4 7.00 5.50 0.194 4.69 43.3 9.24

100 7 100 7 15.5 4.5 8.74 6.86 0.236 5.87 85.3 14.5
100 8 100 8 15.5 4.5 9.74 7.65 0.238 5.78 94.3 16.3

120 7 120 7 17 5 10.5 8.25 0.278 7.07 148 21.0

120 8 120 8 17 5 11.7 9.19 0.280 6.96 164 23.6

140 7 140 7 19 5.5 12.6 9.74 0.320 8.31 241 29.0

140 8 140 8 19 5.5 13.8 10.8 0.322 8.18 266 32.5

160 7 160 7 22 6 14.6 11.4 0.365 9.66 373 38.6

160 8 160 8 22 6 16.2 12.7 0.367 9.49 411 43.3
160 9 160 9 22 6 17.8 14.0 0.369 9.36 448 47.9

180 8 180 8 25 7 18.9 14.8 0.411 10.9 609 55.9

180 9 180 9 25 7 20.7 16.2 0.413 10.7 663 61.8
180x10 180 10 25 7 22.5 17.6 0.415 10.6 717 67.8

200 9 200 9 28 8 23.6 18.5 0.457 12.1 941 77.7

200 10 200 10 28 8 25.6 20.1 0.459 11.9 1 020 85.0
200x11.5 200 11.5 28 8 28.6 22.5 0.462 11.7 1 126 96.2

220 10 220 10 31 9 29.0 22.8 0.503 13.4 1 400 105

220x11.5 220 11.5 31 9 32.3 25.4 0.506 13.1 1 550 118

240 10 240 10 34 10 32.4 25.4 0.547 14.7 1 860 126

240x11 240 11 34 10 34.9 27.4 0.549 14.6 2 000 137
240 12 240 12 34 10 37.3 29.3 0.551 14.4 2 130 148

260 10 260 10 37 11 36.1 28.3 0.593 16.2 2 477 153

260x11 260 11 37 11 38.7 30.3 0.593 16.0 2 610 162
260 12 260 12 37 11 41.3 32.4 0.595 15.8 2 770 175

280x11 280 11 40 12 42.6 33.5 0.637 17.4 3 330 191

280 12 280 12 40 12 45.5 35.7 0.639 17.2 3 550 206

300x11 300 11 43 13 46.7 36.7 0.681 18.9 4 190 222

300 12 300 12 43 13 49.7 39.0 0.683 18.7 4 460 239
300 13 300 13 43 13 52.8 41.5 0.685 18.5 4 720 256

320 12 320 12 46 14 54.2 42.5 0.728 20.1 5 530 274

320 13 320 13 46 14 57.4 45.0 0.730 19.9 5 850 294

340 12 340 12 49 15 58.8 46.1 0.772 21.5 6 760 313

340 14 340 14 49 15 65.5 51.5 0.776 21.1 7 540 357

370 13 370 13 53.5 16.5 69.6 54.6 0.840 23.5 9 470 402
370 15 370 15 53.5 16.5 77.0 60.5 0.844 23.0 10 490 455

400 14 400 14 58 18 81.4 63.9 0.908 25.5 12 930 507

400 16 400 16 58 18 89.4 70.2 0.912 25.0 14 220 568

430 15 430 15 62.5 19.5 94.1 73.9 0.976 27.4 17 260 628
430 17 430 17 62.5 19.5 103 80.6 0.980 26.9 18 860 700
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Table 2

Tolerances on dimensions

Dimensions Tolerances
b e for b fore
> < > <
120 6 8 1.5 + 0.7
-0.3

120 180 7 10 2.0 + 1.0

-0.3

180 300 9 13 3.0 + 1.0

-0.4

300 430 12 17 4.0 + 1.2

+ 0.4

Table 3

Corner radius r,

Thick nesse Comer radius

ri
> max.

6 1.5

6 9 2

9 13 3

13 17 4

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