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    Comparison Bet Stds For Copper Fittings

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    The document compares standards BS 864 Part 2: 1983 and EN 1254 for copper tubes and fittings. Both standards specify maximum working pressures of 10-16 bar depending on temperature, and require copper material to meet BS or EN standards. BS 864 additionally specifies standards for solder and requires capillary fittings to pass plug gauge, hydraulic, and porosity tests.

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    The document compares standards BS 864 Part 2: 1983 and EN 1254 for copper tubes and fittings. Both standards specify maximum working pressures of 10-16 bar depending on temperature, and require copper material to meet BS or EN standards. BS 864 additionally specifies standards for solder and requires capillary fittings to pass plug gauge, hydraulic, and porosity tests.

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    The document compares standards BS 864 Part 2: 1983 and EN 1254 for copper tubes and fittings. Both standards specify maximum working pressures of 10-16 bar depending on temperature, and require copper material to meet BS or EN standards. BS 864 additionally specifies standards for solder and requires capillary fittings to pass plug gauge, hydraulic, and porosity tests.

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    Comparison Bet Stds For Copper Fittings

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    The document compares standards BS 864 Part 2: 1983 and EN 1254 for copper tubes and fittings. Both standards specify maximum working pressures of 10-16 bar depending on temperature, and require copper material to meet BS or EN standards. BS 864 additionally specifies standards for solder and requires capillary fittings to pass plug gauge, hydraulic, and porosity tests.

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    Comparison of BS 864 : Part 2 : 1983 and EN 1254

    Sr.No. Consideration BS 864 EN 1254


    Compliance with Copper tube
    1 BS 2871: Part 1: 1971
    specification
    Maximum Working 10 bar (For 65 deg C temp.); 16 bar
    2
    pressure(Hydraulic) ( For 30 deg C temp.)
    BS Standard for Copper BS 6017 (Cu-ETP or C101,Cu-DHP
    3
    Material or C106) , BS 2871 ( C106,C107)
    4 BS Standard for Solder BS 219 Grades C & G

    Surface should be Seamless, sound,


    free from laminations, smooth &
    5 Surface Condition
    well finished. Should be free from
    internal fins, other irregularities

    6 Tests for Capillary fittings


    Plug Gauge Dia. (+Wear GO Gauge : 12.0725/12.065mm
    a
    allowance) NO GO Gauge : 12.1525/12.145mm
    Shall withstand an internal hydraulic
    Hydraulic type test for
    b pressure of 20 bar for period of 15
    assembled joints
    min
    Applicable only for fittings made
    c Porosity Test
    from a casting
    Wear allo.

    GO 12.0725 12.065 0.0075


    NO GO 12.1525 12.0145 0.138

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