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CEN - EN 1370

Founding - Surface Roughness Inspection by Visual Tactile Comparators

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Organization: CEN
Publication Date: 1 November 1996
Status: inactive
Page Count: 12
ICS Code (Linear and angular measurements): 17.040
ICS Code (Chipless working equipment): 25.120
scope:

This standard describes a method for the evaluation of casting roughness by means of visual tactile comparators.

The method is applicable to all casting processes (except pressure die casting) for ail cast materials. The method can be used for the assessment of castings or areas of castings in the as-cast condition (beyond removal of casting appendages, such as gates, risers and flash and removal of residues of the moulding material).

This method does not give a means of determining the quality of castings by visual examination2). However, since nondestructive testing (ultrasonic, dye penetrate etc.) is influenced by surface condition, preliminary roughness evaluation may be made using this method as an aid to subsequent nondestructive testing examination.

2) Visual inspection of steel castings for evaluating surface discontinuities can be done in accordance with prEN 12454.

Document History

December 1, 2011
Founding - Examination of surface condition
This European Standard specifies methods for the examination of surface condition (roughness and surface discontinuities) of castings. This European Standard is applicable to all cast metals and all...
EN 1370
November 1, 1996
Founding - Surface Roughness Inspection by Visual Tactile Comparators
This standard describes a method for the evaluation of casting roughness by means of visual tactile comparators. The method is applicable to all casting processes (except pressure die casting) for...

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