BS 4900-1976 Specification for vitreous enamel colours for building purposes《建筑用釉层颜色规范》.pdf

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1、BSI BS*4900 7b M Lb24bb7 0007125 L M BS 4900 : 1976 UDC 691 : 72.017.4 : 535.6 z.666.291.3 British Standard Specification for Vitreous enamel colours for building purposes Spcification des couleurs des maux vitrifis utiliss dans le btiment Spezifikation fr G lasemaillenfarben im Bauwesen Contents Fo

2、reword Co-operating organizations Specification 1. Scope 2. References 3. Definition 4. The colour range 5. Identification of colours Page 1 Back cover Foreword This British Standard, prepared under the authority of the Surface Coatings (other than paints) Industry Standards Committee, supersedes BS

3、 1358 Colours for enamels on metal and ceramic bases in respect of colours of vitreous enamels applied to metals for use as interior and exterior claddings for building purposes. The colours listed in the standard have been approved by the Architectural Division of the Vitreous Enamel Development Co

4、uncil. In this revision, colours for enamels or glazes on ceramic bases have been excluded as they relate to a different sector of industry with different manufacturing problems. It is anticipated that such colours will be dealt with in the technical committees responsible for the specification of c

5、eramic products. 8. Matching 7. Types of finish 8. Munsell references Page 2 2 2 Appendix A. Approximate Munsell references (separate sheet included in this package) The colours in this standard, numbering 199 and including black and white, have been selected from BS 5252 Framework for colour Co-ord

6、ination for building purposes, which has been designed as the means of implementing the aims of colour co-ordination in the building industry, namely: (a) to bring the colours of building materials and finishes into a systematic relationship; (b) to combine economy in the total number of colours use

7、d with sufficient flexibility for meeting design and technical requirements. British Standards institution BSI BS*:L(OO 7b BS 490Q : 1976 1. Scope This British Standard specifies the colours of vitreous enamels applied to metals for use as interior and exterior claddings for building purposes. 2. Re

8、ferences The titles of the British Standards referred to in this standard are listed on the inside back cover. 3, Definition vitreous enamel. A glazed surface finish produced by the application of a powdered inorganic glass, dry or suspended in water, to metal parts, and its subsequent fusion. 4. Th

9、e colour range The content of this derived colour range is indicated by the cut out apertures in the enclosed overlay. This is keyed to register with the five-fold composite colour card included in BS 5252 and identifies them by their code references (see clause 5). BS 5252 relates the colours in te

10、rms of selected steps in the visual attributes of hue, greyness and weight. Hue is the attribute of redness, yellowness, blueness, etc. The framework has twelve horizontal hue rows, plus a further row for neutral colours (.e. without hue), numbered and named as follows. 02 red-purple 16 blue-green 0

11、4 red 18 blue 06 yellow-red 20 purple-blue 08 yellowred 22 violet 10 yellow 24 purple 12 green-yellow 14 green O0 neutral Greyness is the estimated grey content of colours. The framework divides the colours into five groups, lettered A to E, representing steps of diminishing greyness as follows. Gro

12、up B nearly grey Group C grey/clear Group B nearly clear Group E clear Weight is a subjective term for lightness modified as necessary to produce colours of the same character in different hues. The framework provides tor up to eight vertical columns of colour of equal weight in each greyness group

13、ranging from lightest on the left to darkest or heaviest on the right. The columns are numbered from the left- hand column of A group (01) to the right-hand column of E group (58). The numbering, however, is not regular across eight columns in each group because some column numbers were established

14、as standard in BS 4800. Group A grey 5. Identification of colours Each colour is identified by a three-part code taken from BS 5252 and these codes are to be used to identify the colours for purposes of specifying or ordering. The approximate Munsell references given in appendix A of this standard a

15、re for a different purpose, as explained in clause 8. m 3bZLlbb 0009326 3 (a) The first part of the identification code signifieshue and consists of a NUMBER with two numerals. (Neutral colours are designated OO.) (b) The second part signifiesgreyness and consists of a single LETTER. (c) The third p

16、art signifies weight and consists of a NUMBER with two numerals. Examples: 08 B 15, 12 D 45,OO A 03. Thus codes with the same first pair of numerals identify colours in the same hue row, codes with the same letter indicate colours in the same greyness group and codes with the same second pair of num

17、erals identify colours in the same weight column. 6. Matching The colour patterns in the composite card included in BS 5252 are shown in semi-gloss finish for visual indication of the colour in daylight. For matching purposes a fan O containing larger patches of all colours in that standard is avail

18、able from BSI. When using the larger patches it should be borne in mind that the relative appearance of surface colours is affected by the character of the light in which they are compared. Thus close matches under one illuminant may not be close under others, a phenomenon resulting from pigment dif

19、ferences and known as metamerism. !t is recommended therefore that comparisons should be made under good diffuse daylight or under an illuminant which meets the requirements of BS 950 : Part 1. For applications for interior use samples should also be compared with the individual patterns under tungs

20、ten light in order to avoid severe metamerism. NOTE. Attention is drawn to BS 3900 : Part DI, which may be appropriate for colour comparison on flat surfaces. 7. Types of finish All the colours in this standard are intended to be available in gloss and semi-gloss finish. On technical grounds the pre

21、ferred finish is semi-gloss. The availability of matt finishes shall be checked with the manufacturer. O 8. Munsell references Approximate Munsell references (see Munsell book of colour, published by the Munsell Color lnc., $altimore, Maryland, USA), which classify the colours in terms of hue, value

22、 (lightness) and chroma (saturation) in that order, are given in appendix A as a further guide to the visual propertieb of the colours in this standard. They are for information only and are not to be used for specifying or ordering the colours. Since the colour patterns are not those of the Munsell

23、 Color Inc. and exact agreement cannot be guaranteed, all Munsell references in this British Standard are approxjmate only. The value figure in these references can be used to give an approximate estmate of the reflectance of each colour, as a percentage, by substituting it for V in the formula V(V-

24、 I), e.g. the value figures in the Munsell references SY 6/2 and N7 are 6 and 7 respectively which, substituted for V in the formula, give approximate reflectances of 30 % and 42 %. BSI BS*11900 76 Lb24bb9 0009327 5 I BSI publications referred to in this standard This standard makes reference to the

25、 following British Standards: BS 950 Artificial daylight for the assessment of colour Part 1 I!luminant for colour matching and colour appraisal BS 9900 Methods of test for paints Part DI Colour comparison BS 4800 Paint colours for building purposes BS 5252 Framework for colour co-ordination for bui

26、lding purposes BSI BS*4400 76 This British Standard, having been prepared under the direction of the Surface Coatings (other than paints)- Industry Standards Committee, was published under the authority of the Executive Board on 30 June 1976. British Standards Institution, 1976 ISBN: O 580 09291 7 B

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30、e, in the course of implementing the standard, of necessary details such as symbols and size, type or grade designations. Enquiries should be addressed to the Publications Manager, BSI, Linford Wood, Milton Keynes m 3624669 0009328 7 m BS 4900 : 1976 MK14 6bE. The number for telephone enquiries is O

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34、ions, amendments and withdrawn standards. Any person who, when making use of a British Standard, encounters an inaccuracy or ambiguity, is requested to notify BSI without delay in order that the matter may be investigated and appropriate action taken. The following BSI references relate to the work

35、on this standard: Cornmittee reference SRE/7/2 Draft for comment 73/4214DC Co-operating organizations The Surface Coatings (other than Paints) Industry Standards Committee, under whose supervision this British Standard was prepared, consists of representatives from the following Government departmen

36、ts and scientific and industrial organizations: Aluminium Federation Assay Offices Committee of Great Britain Association of Metal Sprayers British Bolt, Nut, Screw and Rivet Federation British Jewellers Association British Metal Finishing Suppliers Association British Non-ferrous Metals Technology

37、Centre British Steel Industry Chemical Industries Association Electricity Supply Industry in England and Wales Electronic Engineering Association Engineering Equipment Users Association Greater London Council Amendments issued since publication Amd. No. Institute of Metal Finishing Institute of Shee

38、t Metal Engineers Institute of Vitreous Enamellers Metal Finishing Association Ministry of Defence Motor Cycle Association of Great Britain Ltd. Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders btd. Zinc Development Association *Vitreous Enamel Development Council The industrial organization marked with a

39、n asterisk in the above list, together with the following, was directly represented on the committee entrusted with the preparation of this British Standard: British Bath Manufacturers Association British Ceramic Research Association Council of British Ceramic Sanitaryware Manufacturers Department o

40、f the Environment, Building Research Station The Design Council British Standards Institution . 2 Park Street London WIA 2BS Telephone 01-629 9QQ . Telex 266933 P b O O 8706-7+VAT4.4k-Westow Press UDC 691 : 72.017.4 : 535.6 : 666.291.3 Specification for Vitreous enamel colours for building purposes

41、Appendix A Approximate Munsell references Brit ish Standards Inst it ut ion o4 06 08 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 04 B 15 WE 17 04819 o4821 04823 10 I3 412 I 04825 04827 04829 08815 088817 08519 08821 08823 08025 O8 8 27 08829 10 B 15 10 8 17 10 8 19 10 8 21 10 8 23 10 8 25 10 B 27 10829 12815 12817 12 B 19

42、 12 B 21 12 B 23 18 B 15 18 5 17 18 B 19 18 B 21 18 B 23 12 B 26 5 B 411 18 B 26 12 5 27 5 311 10 B 27 12829 1 7.5 B 211 o4 red 06 yellow-red 08 yellow-red I O yellow 12 green-yellow 14 jreen - 16 blue-green -. : 18 blue I 18 B 29 20 purple-blue 22816 22817 22019 22 8 21 22823 22 8 25 SB27 22829 22

43、violet 24 24 purple O0 O0 neutral 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 B group Colours for vitreous enamels BS 4900 : 1976 O1 03 05 07 o9 10 RP 810.5 10 RP 610.5 02 n O2 A 03 u O2 A O? o4 5 Y 810.5 n 10A03 5 BG 810.25 il 16A03 5 Y 610.5 10 A O? 5 BG 610.25 i 16 A O? 20 22 24 WAO1 WA06 MA07 o1 03 05 07 Agroup 11

44、13 14 10 RP 410.5 7 OZAll 5 Y 410.5 10All 5 BG 410.25 16A 11 02 red-purple 04 red 06 yellow-red 2l0.5 O8 A 14 1 O yellow 12 green-yellow 14 green 16 blue-green 7.5 B210.5 18 blue rl 18A14 20 purple-blue 22 viiolet 24 purple O0 neutral WA09 OOAll WA13 o9 11 13 14 Colours for vitreous enamels BS 4900

45、: 1971 31 33 35 36 37 38 39 40 02 7.5 Fi 9.2512 wr O4 C 31 06 * c/) H v) m m 7.5 FiP 814 02 C 33 rl 7.5 FI 814 04033 MC33 06 C 35 O8 C 33 O8 C 35 10 10 C 31 10 C 33 10 C 35 14 14 C 31 14 6 33 14 C 35 16 16 C 33 16 G 35 18 18 C 31 18033 1 C 35 20 2OC33 20635 22 22 C 31 22 C 33 22C35 7.5 Fi 516 04 C 3

46、7 5 YR 516 06 C 37 10 YA 516 n 08 C 37 5 Y 516 10 C 37 2.5 GY 516 12 C 37 5 G 514 14 C 37 7.5 BG 514 U 16 C 37 o 20C37 7.5 B 514 18 C 37 5 PB 516 10 PB 516 22 C 37 n I 7.5R 316 I 02 red-purple 04 red 04C39 7.5 YR 316 06 yellow-red I 06C39 O8 yellow-red 08 C 39 08 C 40 5 Y 314 1oc39 2.5 GY 314 12c39

47、1 O yellow I 2.5 GY 214 1 2 green-yellow I 12 C 40 14 green 14C39 14 C 40 16C39 16C40 18C39 18C40 FI 20 purple-blue 20C39 20C40 10 PB 316 22 violet 22c39 24 24 purple 24033 24 C 35 O0 O0 neutral 31 33 35 36 37 38 39 40 C group Colours for vitreous enamels BS 4900 : 1976 I 42 43 44 45 46 02 red-purpl

48、e 41 02 04 red o4 7.5 R 3/10 04 D 45 5 YR 815 06 yellow-red 06 06 D 41 O5 D 43 05D44 05 D 45 10 YR 815 El 08 08 yellow-red O8 D 41 O8 D 43 O8 D 44 O8 D 45 10 I O yellow 12 green-yellow I4 green 16 blue-green I8 blue 20 purple-blue 22 violet 5 Y 8.516 10 D 41 10043 10D44 10 D 45 2.5 GY 815 u 12 12 D

49、41 12 D 43 12D44 12 D 45 14 6 G 114 14 D 41 14 D 43 14 D 44 14 D 45 7.5 BG 714 15 D 41 16 16 D 43 15 D 44 16 D 45 7.5 B 715 u 18 D 41 18 18 D 43 ia D 44 18 D 45 20 5 PB 716 20D41 nID43 20D44 20048 10 PB 716 U 22 D 41 22 10 P 518 U 22 D 43 24 24 purple O0 O0 neutral 41 42 43 44 45 46 Colours for vitreous enamels BS 4900 : 1976 D group 55 56 57 58 02 red-purple 7.5 R 913 u 7.5 R 4.5116 1 04 red o4 7.5 R 4/13 8.75 R 4.5116 04149 04 E 53 04 E 55 04 E 55 06 06 yellow-red 7.5 YR aia 06E50 06 E 51 06 E 53 06 E 55 06 E 56 10 YR 913 u 10 YR 7.5112 10 YR 7.5116 7.5 Y