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MODUK - TS 10195A

Paint Systems, Bitumen, for Defence Equipment Types I, II and III

active, Most Current
Organization: MODUK
Publication Date: 27 April 1979
Status: active
Page Count: 20
scope:

This specification defines the requirements for three types of bitumen-based material used for the protection of steelwork and metal storage tanks against corrosion.

Document History

TS 10195A
April 27, 1979
Paint Systems, Bitumen, for Defence Equipment Types I, II and III
This specification defines the requirements for three types of bitumen-based material used for the protection of steelwork and metal storage tanks against corrosion.

References

This document references:
BS 245 - Specification for Mineral solvents (white spirit and related hydrocarbon solvents) for paints and other purposes
Published by BSI on November 30, 1976
Types A and B solvents based on two ranges of aromatic content. Methods for colour and viscosity reduction power are appended and other BS methods referred to.
This document references:
BS 3416 - Specification for Bitumen-based coatings for cold application, suitable for use in contact with potable water
Published by BSI on October 31, 1991
Requirements for two types, each with three classes, of coatings all of which give films that comply with the national requirements for contact with potable water.
This document references:
BS 3900-0 - Methods of test for paints - Part 0: Index of test methods
Published by BSI on May 31, 2010
BS 3900-0 provides tables which detail standards relating to methods for testing paints and allied materials, including methods for evaluating performance. It contains no test methods.
This document is referenced by:
DEF STAN 03-30: PART 5 - Treatments for the Protection of Metal Parts of Service Stores and Equipment Against Corrosion Part 5: Index, Related Documents and Sources
Published by MODUK on January 1, 1992
This Part of the Defence Standard lists the related documents and provides an index of contents.
This document is referenced by:
DEF STAN 03-30: PART 1 - Treatments for the Protection of Metal Parts of Service Stores and Equipment Against Corrosion Part 1: Advice to Designers on Corrosion and Its Prevention
Published by MODUK on January 1, 1991
This Part of the Defence Standard contains information and advice to the designers of service equipment on corrosion and its prevention. It starts with an outline of the elementary theory of...
This document is referenced by:
DEF STAN 03-30: PART 2 - Treatments for the Protection of Metal Parts of Service Stores and Equipment Against Corrosion Part 2: Schedule of Metallic and Allied Finishes for Iron and Steel and Non-Ferrous Metals and Alloys
Published by MODUK on January 1, 1991
This part of the Standard lists the metallic finishes for iron and steel, and non-ferrous metals and alloys.
This document is referenced by:
DEF STAN 03-30: PART 3 - Treatments for the Protection of Metal Parts of Service Stores and Equipment Against Corrosion Part 3: Schedule of Paint, Lacquer and Varnish Finishes
Published by MODUK on January 1, 1990
This Part of the Standard gives a list of paint, lacquer and varnish finishes used as protective coatings. The list is divided into sections on pre-treatment primers and sealers, primers, finishing...
This document is referenced by:
DEF STAN 03-30: PART 4 - Treatments for the Protection of Metal Parts of Service Stores and Equipment Against Corrosion Part 4: Schedule of Corrosion Preventives
Published by MODUK on January 1, 1992
This part of the Standard covers the protection of ferrous and non-ferrous metals by the use of corrosion preventives to assist in combating metal corrosion.
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