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Iso 3903
Iso 3903
ISO 3903:1993(E)
Contents
Page
1 Scope 1
2 Normative references 1
3 Deflnltlons . 1
4 Classlflcatlon ............................................................................... 2
4.1 Serles . .. .. .. . 2
4.3 Models 2
4.4 Nominal sizes ················································----· 2
4.5 Survey of types, models and sizes ··············· ..··············· 2
5 Technical requirements .............................................................. IS
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10 Positioning ···················••o,·
11 Installation ................................................................................
Annexes
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Foreword
ISO (the International Organization for Standardization) is a
worldwide federation of national standards bodies (ISO member
bodies). The work of preparing International Standards is normally
carried out through ISO technical committees. Each member body
Interested in a subject for which a technical committee has been
established has the right to be represented on that committee.
International organizations, govern• mental and non-governmental, in
liaison with ISO, also take part in the work. ISO collaborates closely
with the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) on all
matters of electrotechnical standardization.
Draft International Standards adopted by the technical committees
are circulated to the member bodies for voting. Publication as an
Inter• national Standard requires approval by at least 75% of the
member bodies casting a vote.
International Standard ISO 3903 was prepared by Technical Committee
Iso/TC 8, Shipbuilding and marine structures, Sub-Committee SC 8,
Windows and side scuttles.
This second edition cancels and replaces the first
edition
(ISO 3903:1977), of which it constitutes a technical
revision.
Annexes A and B form an integral part of this International
Standard.
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B - ILB
left-hand
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right-hand B - IRB
Inwards (R)
(I) - w IRW
B - TB
top-hinged
opening () - w llW
B - OLB
left-hand
side•
(L) - w OLW
hinged
outwards B - ORB
(0) right-hand
(R) - W ORW
B . OTB
top-hinged
(T) - w OlW
B . NOB
non-opening
(NO)
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1 300 425
2 355 x 600
3 400 580 ¥
4 450 630
-
5 500 x 710 -
wt
6 580 x 800
7 900 x 630
8 1 000 x 710 ~
9 1 100 x 800
w,
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5.1 General
Rectangular windows of all series, types, models 5.2.1 Main dimensions
and nominal slzes shall be manufactured to the re•
qulrements (dimensions, materials, etc.) given in The main dimensions of rectangular windows shall
this International Standard. They shall be be as given in figure 1 and tables 4 and 5. The cor•
capable of meeting the test requirements relation between nominal sizes and types and
specified in clause 7. mod• els shall be as given In table 3.
5,1.1 Rectangular windows for fire·resistant NOTE 4 Figure1 does not define the construction of
constructions any series, type. model or size of rectangular window;
it is given for the indication of standardized dimensions
In addition, for rectangular windows for fire- only. The illustration shows an inwards opening side-
resistant constructions, the glassholder and the hinged rectangular window.
main frame shall be made of a material that keeps
Its mechan• ical characteristics at the
temperatures given In ISO 5797-4.
5.2.2 Corner radll
They shall be designed so that temperature gradi•
ents do not cause stresses In the glass which could The baslc radius is the corner radius r, of the
result in rupture. clear light size (see table 4).
5.1.2 Heated rectangular windows The values of the other radil shall be as
follows:
For heated rectangular windows, deviations in
the design of glassholder or main frame based on - spigot outside corner radius and welding-In main
the thickness of the heated glass pane (see 10 frame outside corner radius:r,=r +- 24 mm;
3434) and the electrical connection shall be taken
Into consideration. -- flange outside corner radius: r=r, + 85
mm max.
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a) Bolted model b} Welded model
1) For the spigot height (dimenslon c), see 5.2.3 und table 6.
r,
1) For corner radii and r,, see 5.2.2.
2) Th o number of fasteners Includes only closing devices and hinges with round holes: 809 5.6,
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E 10 10 12 12 15 15 19 19 .
N
Regular') F 8 8 8 8 10 10 12 12 15
E
p
See ISO 5797-1
Fire-reslstant F
E
H
See I$0 3434
Heated F
1) In special cases, a greater glass thickness shall be used for obscured glass panes; see 5.5.3 and table 10.
mm mm
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Bolted
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; 16
spigot may be
agreed when or•
dering the rec•
tangular window.
Welded 30
Glazing material
Nominal slze
w, h,
Code No. , xh r e
min. min.
5.3 Glass retaining frame facturer's discretion. Such screws shall have the
following characteristics:
The use of a glass retaining frame for fixing the
glass pane In the glassholder or In the main thread: MO
frame ls optlonal.
length: 16
mm
5.3.1 DImenslons
material: Marine corrosion-resistant copper alloy
If a glass retaining frame is used, the minimum dl• (for windows of copper alloy); stainless steel (for
menslons shall be as glven in figure 3. windows of aluminlum alloy or steel).
5.3,2 Screws for glass retaining frames 5.3.3 Glazing screw pltch
To fasten the glass retaining frame, slotted or The screw pitch shall be as follows:
cross recessed screws in accordance with ISO
1207, Is0 1580, ISO 2009, ISO 2010, 1SO 7045, 150 for type E windows; 75 mm max.;
70468-2 or I80 7047 should be used, at the window
manu• for type F windows: 100 mm max.
Clear or obscured toughened safety glass panes 5.4.3 Panes for heated rectangular
in accordance with ISO 3254 shall be used: windows
appropriate codes are given in table 8. (series H)
Correlation of glass thickness with types and Glass panes In accordance with ISO 3434 (type A
nom• inal sizes shall be as given in table 5, with or B) shall be used. Depending on the application
the pe• cullarity for obscured glass panes given in con• ditlons (electrical supply, power loading and
5.5.3. kind of overheating protection device), the
shipbuilder shall decide what kind of glass pane Is
6.4.2 Panos for rectangular windows to be fitted to the rectangular window by the
for fire-resistant constructions (series P) window manufacturer.
Glass panes In accordance with ISO 5797-1 shall Applicable heated glass panes are listed In table
be 9.
used. Depending on the application conditions,
the
Dimensions In millimetres
90
25
clear yf
obscured Y2
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Supply
Voltage Frequency
Overheating
protectlon device'l 7 "t 17
V Hz Code
G 7G 31 12G 31 17G 31
50
s 7S 31 12$ 31 17S 31
115
G 7G 32 12G 32 17G 32
60
s 79 32 12$ 32 17S 32
G 7G 33 12G 33 17G 33
50
s 7S 33 12S 33 17S 33
220
G 7G 34 12G 34 17G 34
60
s 7S 34 129 34 17$ 34
G 7G 37 12G 37 17G 37
50
440
s 7 37 12s 37 17s 37
17G 38
-
G 7G 38 12G 38
60
s 7S 38 129 38 17S 38
1) G means Group regulation, S means Single regulatlon (see ISO 3434:\992, subclause 5.4).
2) If a hlgher power loading Is required tor navigation In polar regions, the window manufacturer or the heated glass pane
manufac- turer shall be consulted.
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Nominal slze
Glass thickness for type of
rectangular window:
Code F
No. w,x h, E
1 300 x 425 15 12
2 355 x 500 15 12
3 400 x 560 19 12
4 450 X 830 19 12
5 500 710 - 15
6 560 x 800 .« 15
7 900 x 830 . 19
8
9
1 000x710
1 100 x 800
-- 19
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Table 11 -- Diameter of bolts and pins The material class code numbers given In table 13,
Dimenslons In millimetres which are for indicating the materlal In the deslg•
nation of the rectangular windows, are combinations
Thread of Dlameter of hinge pin for of the material code numbers, given In table 12,
swingbolt and nut
In accordance for the main frame, the glassholder and the glass•
awlngbolt glassholder
wIth ISO 261 retaining frame, In that order.
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aluminium alloy (only
wrought or extruded) - aluminium alloy'
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N[mm" % N[mm' %
E 350 15 250 14
F 250 14 180 8
The values for the minimum tensile strength and type E windows: 75 kPa;
minimum elongation given In table 15 are valid for
the types of windows indicated. However, the ma• type F windows: 35 kPa.
terlal used should comply with any relevant national
standard.
7.2.2 The manufacturer shall, at the request of the
For aluminium alloy windows, the bolts (screw-in purchaser, provide guarantees that the metallic
bolt or swingbolt) of the closing device and the materlals used in the construction of the window
hinge pin of the glassholder shall be made of non• conform wlth the strength requirements as laid
corrodible steel, stainless steel or such alloys as are down In tables 14 and 15.
not likely to cause corrosion of windows or pins.
7.2.3 Mechanical testing of the materials shall be
7 Testing carried out In accordance with the mechanical test
requirements of any relevant natlonal standards.
7.1 Watertightness test
7.3 Fire-resistance test
Maximum allowable pressures for rectangular win•
dows with standardized dimensions and with devl• Windows for fire-resistant constructions (series P)
ating dimensions are given in annexes A and B shall have been subjected to prototype testing for
respectively. fire-resistance (see ISO 5797-4).
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8.2 Rectangular windows for fire-resistant b) additional elements for designation of regular
constructions (serles P) windows with safety glass panes (serles N)
8.3 Heated rectangular windows (serles H) 9.2.1 Example for regular rectangular windows (N)
a) basic elements
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Annex A
(normative)
The maximum allowable pressure p to which rectangular windows in accordance with this International Stan•
dard of regular series N (glazed with toughened safety glass panes according to ISO 3254), fire-resistant
serles P (glazed with glass panes according to IO 5797-1), and heated series H (glazed with glass panes
according to ISO 3434), may be subjected is glven In table A.1.
Table A.1 -- Maximum allowable pressure
1 300 x 425 10 99
2 355 x 500 10 71
3 400 560 12 80
E 4 450 x 630 12 63
5 500 x 710 15 80
Heavy
6 560 x 800 15 84
7 900 x 630 19 81
8 1 000 x 710 19 84
1 300 x 425 8 63
2 355 x 500 8 45
3 400 x 580 8 36
4 450 x 630 8 28
F 5 500 x 710 10 36
Light 6 580 x 800 10 28
7 900 x 630 12 32
8 1 000 x 710 12 25
9 1 100 x 800 15 31
1) The glass thickness applles to glass panes of regular windows (series N) and to the main glass pane of windows
for fire-resistant constructions (serleas P) or heated windows (series H). In special cases, a greater glass thickness
shall be used for obscured glass panes: see 5.5.3.
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Annex B
(normative)
where
t Is the nominal thickness of the glass pane, In mllllmetres;
[ is the factor obtained from the graph in figure B.1;
b Is the minor dimension of the window, In millimetres.
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UDC 629.12.011.83
Descriptors: shipbuilding, rectangular windows, classification, dimensions, specifications, designatlon.