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1、BRITISH STANDARD BS7372-2: 1991 ISO4783-2: 1989 Guide to Choice of aperture size and wire diameter combinations for industrial wire screens and woven wire cloth Part2: Preferred combinations for woven wire clothBS7372-2:1991 This British Standard, having been prepared under the directionof the Gener

2、al Mechanical Engineering Standards Policy Committee, waspublished under the authorityof the Board of BSIandcomes into effect on 28 February1991 BSI 10-1999 The following BSI references relate to the work on this standard: Committee reference GME/29 Draft for comment 88/72089 DC ISBN 0 580 19014 5 C

3、ommittees responsible for this British Standard The preparation of this British Standard was entrusted by the General Mechanical Engineering Standards Policy Committee (GME/-) to Technical Committee GME/29, upon which the following bodies were represented: BCIRA British Cement Association British Co

4、al Corporation British Laboratory Ware Association Guild of Metal Perforators Institution of Chemical Engineers Institution of Mining and Metallurgy National Association of British and Irish Millers Ministry of Defence Society of Chemical Industry Society of Cosmetic Scientists Woven Wire Associatio

5、n Coopted members The following bodies were also represented in the drafting of the standard, through subcommittees and panels: British Aggregate Construction Materials Industries British Steel Industry (Wire Section) National Federation of Clay Industries Refractories Association of Great Britain A

6、mendments issued since publication Amd. No. Date CommentsBS7372-2:1991 BSI 10-1999 i Contents Page Committees responsible Inside front cover National foreword ii 1 Scope 1 2 Normative references 1 3 Designation 1 4 Aperture size and wire diameter combinations 1 5 Mass per unit area 7 Figure 1 Width

7、of aperture and diameter of wire 1 Figure 2 Types of weave 1 Table 1 Preferred aperture size and wire diameter combinations 2 Table 2 Material densities 7 Publication(s) referred to Inside back coverBS7372-2:1991 ii BSI 10-1999 National foreword This Part of BS7372 has been prepared under the direct

8、ion of the General Mechanical Engineering Standards Policy Committee and is identical with ISO4783-2:1989 “Industrial wire screens and woven wire cloth Guide to the choice of aperture size and wire diameter combinations Part2: Preferred combinations for woven wire cloth”, published by the Internatio

9、nal Organization for Standardization (ISO). ISO4783-2 was prepared by Technical Committee24 of ISO and the UK took an active part in its preparation. ISO4783-2:1989 (the second edition) superseded ISO4783-2:1981 (the first edition) and constituted a minor revision of it. BS7372 consists of the follo

10、wing parts: Part 1: General; Part 2: Preferred combinations for woven wire cloth. These two Parts supersede BS481-1:1971, which is withdrawn. When ISO4783-3:1981 “Preferred combinations for pre-crimped or pressure-welded wire screens” has been revised it will be considered for implementation as a Br

11、itish Standard to supersede BS481-2:1983. Related British Standards to ISO2194:1972 are BS410:1986 “Specification for test sieves” and BS481 “Specification for industrial wire mesh” Part2:1972 “High tensile steel wire mesh with square apertures from125mm to2mm”. There is no British Standard correspo

12、nding to ISO4782. A British Standard does not purport to include all the necessary provisions of a contract. Users of British Standards are responsible for their correct application. Compliance with a British Standard does not of itself confer immunity from legal obligations. Cross-reference Interna

13、tional Standard Corresponding British Standard ISO3:1973 ISO497:1973 BS2045:1965 Preferred numbers (Technically equivalent) Summary of pages This document comprises a front cover, an inside front cover, pagesi andii, pages1 to8, an inside back cover and a back cover. This standard has been updated (

14、see copyright date) and may have had amendments incorporated. This will be indicated in the amendment table on the inside front cover.BS7372-2:1991 BSI 10-1999 1 1 Scope This part of ISO4783 tabulates preferred combinations of aperture size and wire diameter for industrial woven wire cloth which are

15、 taken from the general list of aperture/wire combinations given in ISO4783-1. It applies to woven wire cloth of aperture size from16mm to0,02mm. NOTEThis is the first International Standard on woven wire cloth for industrial purposes; these specifications are a compromise which takes account of exi

16、sting national standards. ISO Member Bodies are earnestly requested to rationalize further in order to reduce the number of wire diameters per aperture width within the next five years without excluding the option of increasing the number of preferred apertures. ISO4783-3 gives the preferred combina

17、tions for pre-crimped or pressure-welded wire screens. 2 Normative references The following standards contain provisions which, through reference in this text, constitute provisions of this part of ISO4783. At the time of publication, the editions indicated were valid. All standards are subject to r

18、evision, and parties to agreements based on this part of ISO4783 are encouraged to investigate the possibility of applying the most recent editions of the standards listed below. Members of IEC and ISO maintain registers of currently valid International Standards. ISO3:1973, Preferred numbers Series

19、 of preferred numbers. ISO497:1973, Guide to the choice of series of preferred numbers and of series containing more rounded values of preferred numbers. ISO2194:1972, Wire screens and plate screens for industrial purposes Nominal sizes of apertures. ISO4782:1987, Metal wire for industrial wire scre

20、ens and woven wire cloth. 3 Designation Woven wire cloth for industrial purposes shall be designated in the following sequence by a) width of aperture w; b) diameter of wire d; c) material of wire; d) type of weave (see Figure 2). 4 Aperture size and wire diameter combinations Table 1 lists the pref

21、erred combinations of aperture size and wire diameter for woven wire cloth and states the open area A oand the mass per square metre, A , for each combination. Figure 1 Width of aperture and diameter of wire Figure 2 Types of weaveBS7372-2:1991 2 BSI 10-1999 Table 1 Preferred aperture size and wire

22、diameter combinations Width of aperture Diameter of wire Open area Mass aper unit area Width of aperture Diameter of wire Open area Mass aper unit area R10 w mm R20 w mm R40/3 w mm d mm A o % A kg/m 2 R10 w mm R20 w mm R40/3 w mm d mm A o % A kg/m 2 16 16 16 1,60 83 1,85 8 8 8 1,00 79 1,41 1,80 81 2

23、,31 1,25 75 2,15 2,00 79 2,82 1,40 72 2,65 2,24 77 3,49 1,60 69 3,39 3,15 70 6,58 1,80 67 4,20 3,55 67 8,19 2,00 64 5,08 14 1,40 83 1,62 2,24 61 6,22 1,80 79 2,60 2,50 58 7,56 2,24 74 3,92 2,80 55 9,22 2,80 69 5,93 7,1 0,900 79 1,29 13,2 2,80 68 6,22 1,12 75 1,94 12,5 12,5 1,25 83 1,44 1,25 72 2,38

24、1,60 79 2,31 1,40 70 2,93 1,80 76 2,88 1,60 67 3,74 2,00 74 3,50 1,80 64 4,62 2,24 72 4,31 2,00 61 5,58 2,80 67 6,51 6,7 1,80 62 4,84 11,2 11,2 1,12 83 1,29 3,15 46 12,80 1,25 81 1,59 6,3 6,3 0,800 79 1,14 1,40 79 1,98 1,00 74 1,74 1,80 74 3,17 1,12 72 2,15 2,00 72 3,85 1,40 67 2,23 2,24 69 4,74 1,8

25、0 60 5,08 2,50 67 5,79 2,00 58 6,12 2,80 64 7,11 2,24 54 7,46 3,15 61 8,78 2,50 51 9,02 3,55 57 10,58 2,80 48 10,94 10 10 1,12 81 1,43 3,15 44 13,34 1,40 77 2,18 5,6 5,6 0,710 79 1,01 1,60 74 2,80 0,800 77 1,27 1,80 72 3,49 0,900 74 1,58 2,00 69 4,23 1,12 69 2,37 2,50 64 6,35 1,25 67 2,90 9,5 1,40 7

26、6 2,28 1,40 64 3,56 1,80 71 3,64 1,60 60 4,52 2,00 68 4,42 1,80 57 5,56 2,24 65 5,43 2,24 51 8,13 2,50 63 6,61 5 5 0,710 77 1,12 2,80 60 8,09 0,900 72 1,74 3,15 56 9,96 1,00 69 2,12 3,55 53 12,27 1,25 64 3,18 9 1,00 81 1,27 1,40 61 3,89 1,25 77 1,94 1,60 57 4,93 1,40 75 2,39 1,80 54 6,05 1,60 73 3,0

27、7 2,00 51 7,26 1,80 69 3,81 2,24 48 8,80 2,24 64 5,67 2,50 44 10,58 2,80 41 12,77 a For plain steel wire, = 7 850 kg/m 3(see clause 5).BS7372-2:1991 BSI 10-1999 3Table 1 Preferred aperture size and wire diameter combinations Width of aperture Diameter of wire Open area Mass aper unit area Width of a

28、perture Diameter of wire Open area Mass aper unit area R10 w mm R20 w mm R40/3 w mm d mm A o % A kg/m 2 R10 w mm R20 w mm R40/3 w mm d mm A o % A kg/m 2 4,75 0,900 71 1,82 0,500 72 0,96 1,25 63 3,31 0,560 69 1,19 1,40 60 4,05 0,710 64 1,82 1,60 56 5,12 0,800 60 2,26 1,80 53 6,28 0,900 57 2,78 2,00 5

29、0 7,53 1,12 51 4,06 2,24 46 9,12 1,60 40 7,39 2,50 43 10,95 1,80 37 8,95 2,80 40 13,19 2,00 34 10,85 4,5 0,630 77 0,98 2,5 2,5 0,400 74 0,70 0,800 72 1,53 0,450 72 0,87 0,900 69 1,91 0,500 69 1,06 1,00 67 2,31 0,630 64 1,61 1,12 64 2,83 0,710 61 1,99 1,25 61 3,45 0,800 57 2,46 1,40 58 4,22 0,900 54

30、3,08 1,60 54 5,33 1,00 51 3,63 1,80 51 6,53 2,36 0,800 56 2,57 2,00 48 7,82 1,00 49 3,78 2,24 45 9,46 1,80 32 9,89 4 4 4 0,560 77 0,87 2,24 0,355 75 0,62 0,630 75 1,09 0,400 72 0,77 0,710 72 1,36 0,450 69 0,96 0,900 67 2,10 0,560 64 1,42 1,00 64 2,54 0,630 61 1,76 1,12 61 3,11 0,710 58 2,17 1,25 58

31、3,78 0,900 51 3,28 1,40 55 4,61 2 2 2 0,315 74 0,60 3,55 0,500 77 0,78 0,400 69 0,85 0,560 75 0,97 0,560 61 1,56 0,630 72 1,21 0,630 58 1,92 0,800 67 1,87 0,710 54 2,36 0,900 64 2,31 0,900 48 3,55 1,00 61 2,79 1,00 44 4,23 1,12 58 3,41 1,25 38 6,11 1,25 55 4,13 1,60 31 9,03 3,55 0,560 73 1,02 1,8 0,

32、315 72 0,60 0,900 62 2,42 0,355 70 0,74 1,25 53 4,31 0,400 67 0,92 3,15 3,15 0,450 77 0,71 0,500 61 1,38 0,500 74 0,87 0,560 58 1,69 0,560 72 1,07 0,630 55 2,07 0,710 67 1,66 0,800 48 3,13 0,800 64 2,05 1,7 0,400 66 0,97 0,900 60 2,54 0,630 53 2,16 1,12 54 3,73 0,800 46 3,25 1,25 51 4,51 1,12 36 5,6

33、5 2,8 2,8 0,450 74 0,79 1,40 30 8,03 a For plain steel wire, = 7 850 kg/m 3(see clause 5).BS7372-2:1991 4 BSI 10-1999Table 1 Preferred aperture size and wire diameter combinations Width of aperture Diameter of wire Open area Mass aper unit area Width of aperture Diameter of wire Open area Mass aper

34、unit area R10 w mm R20 w mm R40/3 w mm d mm A o % A kg/m 2 R10 w mm R20 w mm R40/3 w mm d mm A o % A kg/m 2 1,6 1,6 0,280 72 0,53 0,450 48 1,77 0,315 70 0,66 0,500 44 2,12 0,355 67 0,82 0,560 41 2,55 0,450 61 1,25 0,710 34 3,74 0,500 58 1,51 0,900 28 5,41 0,560 55 1,84 0,9 0,200 67 0,46 0,630 51 2,2

35、6 0,224 64 0,57 0,710 48 2,77 0,250 61 0,69 0,800 44 3,39 0,315 55 1,04 1,00 38 4,88 0,355 51 1,28 1,4 0,250 72 0,48 0,400 48 1,56 0,315 67 0,73 0,450 45 1,91 0,450 57 1,39 0,500 41 2,27 0,560 51 2,03 0,85 0,355 50 1,33 0,630 48 2,48 0,400 44 1,63 0,710 44 3,03 0,500 40 2,35 0,900 37 4,47 0,630 33 3

36、,41 1,25 28 7,49 0,800 27 4,93 1,25 1,25 0,250 69 0,53 0,8 0,8 0,200 64 0,51 0,280 67 0,65 0,250 58 0,76 0,315 64 0,81 0,280 55 0,92 0,400 57 1,23 0,315 51 1,13 0,500 51 1,81 0,355 48 1,39 0,560 48 2,20 0,450 41 2,06 0,630 44 2,68 0,500 38 2,44 0,800 37 3,96 0,71 0,71 0,180 64 0,46 1,18 0,450 52 1,5

37、8 0,200 61 0,56 0,630 43 2,78 0,250 55 0,83 0,800 36 4,11 0,280 51 1,01 1,00 29 5,83 0,315 48 1,23 1,12 0,250 67 0,58 0,355 44 1,50 0,315 61 0,88 0,450 37 2,22 0,355 58 1,09 0,560 31 3,14 0,400 54 1,34 0,63 0,63 0,160 64 0,41 0,450 51 1,64 0,180 60 0,51 0,560 44 2,37 0,224 54 0,75 1,00 31 5,64 0,250

38、 51 0,90 1 1 1 0,224 67 0,52 0,280 48 1,09 0,250 64 0,64 0,315 44 1,33 0,280 61 0,78 0,400 37 1,97 0,315 58 0,96 0,6 0,280 46 1,13 0,355 54 1,18 0,400 36 2,03 0,400 51 1,45 0,450 33 2,45 a For plain steel wire, = 7 850 kg/m 3(see clause 5).BS7372-2:1991 BSI 10-1999 5Table 1 Preferred aperture size a

39、nd wire diameter combinations Width of aperture Diameter of wire Open area Mass aper unit area Width of aperture Diameter of wire Open area Mass aper unit area R10 w mm R20 w mm R40/3 w mm d mm A o % A kg/m 2 R10 w mm R20 w mm R40/3 w mm d mm A o % A kg/m 2 0,56 0,160 60 0,45 0,315 0,315 0,112 54 0,

40、37 0,224 51 0,81 0,160 44 0,69 0,280 44 1,19 0,200 37 0,99 0,355 37 1,75 0,250 31 1,40 0,5 0,5 0,5 0,140 61 0,39 0,3 0,160 43 0,71 0,160 57 0,49 0,200 36 1,02 0,200 51 0,73 0,224 33 1,18 0,224 48 0,88 0,250 30 1,44 0,250 44 1,06 0,28 0,100 54 0,33 0,280 41 1,28 0,112 51 0,41 0,315 38 1,55 0,140 44 0

41、,59 0,355 34 1,87 0,160 40 0,74 0,400 31 2,26 0,180 37 0,89 0,45 0,140 58 0,42 0,224 31 1,26 0,200 48 0,78 0,25 0,25 0,25 0,100 51 0,36 0,250 41 1,13 0,125 44 0,53 0,280 38 1,36 0,140 41 0,64 0,315 35 1,65 0,160 37 0,79 0,425 0,200 46 0,81 0,180 34 0,96 0,280 36 1,41 0,200 31 1,13 0,355 30 2,05 0,22

42、4 0,090 51 0,33 0,4 0,4 . 0,125 58 0,38 0,100 48 0,39 0,180 48 0,71 0,125 41 0,57 0,224 41 1,02 0,160 34 0,85 0,250 38 1,22 0,180 31 1,02 0,280 35 1,46 0,212 0,100 46 0,41 0,355 0,355 0,125 55 0,41 0,140 36 0,71 0,140 51 0,50 0,160 32 0,87 0,180 44 0,77 0,2 0,2 0,080 51 0,29 0,200 41 0,92 0,090 48 0

43、,35 0,224 38 1,10 0,112 41 0,51 0,250 34 1,31 0,125 38 0,61 0,280 31 1,57 0,140 35 0,73 0,315 28 1,88 0,160 31 0,90 0,355 25 2,25 a For plain steel wire, = 7 850 kg/m 3(see clause 5).BS7372-2:1991 6 BSI 10-1999Table 1 Preferred aperture size and wire diameter combinations Width of aperture Diameter

44、of wire Open area Mass aper unit area Width of aperture Diameter of wire Open area Mass aper unit area R10 w mm R20 w mm R40/3 w mm d mm A o % A kg/m 2 R10 w mm R20 w mm R40/3 w mm d mm A o % A kg/m 2 0,18 0,18 0,080 48 0,31 0,09 0,09 0,040 48 0,16 0,090 44 0,38 0,045 44 0,19 0,112 38 0,55 0,050 41

45、0,23 0,125 35 0,65 0,056 38 0,27 0,140 32 0,78 0,063 35 0,33 0,16 0,16 0,071 48 0,28 0,071 31 0,40 0,100 38 0,49 0,08 0,08 0,040 44 0,17 0,112 35 0,59 0,045 41 0,21 0,125 32 0,70 0,050 38 0,24 0,15 0,063 50 0,24 0,056 35 0,29 0,080 43 0,36 0,063 31 0,35 0,100 36 0,51 0,075 0,036 46 0,15 0,112 33 0,6

46、1 0,040 43 0,18 0,14 0,063 48 0,25 0,050 36 0,25 0,090 37 0,45 0,056 33 0,30 0,100 34 0,53 0,071 0,040 41 0,18 0,112 31 0,63 0,045 38 0,22 0,125 0,125 0,125 0,056 48 0,22 0,050 34 0,26 0,063 44 0,27 0,056 31 0,31 0,080 37 0,40 0,063 0,063 0,063 0,036 41 0,17 0,090 34 0,48 0,040 37 0,20 0,100 31 0,56

47、 0,045 34 0,24 0,112 0,056 44 0,24 0,050 31 0,28 0,071 38 0,35 0,056 0,032 41 0,15 0,080 34 0,42 0,036 37 0,18 0,090 31 0,51 0,040 34 0,21 0,106 0,050 46 0,20 0,045 31 0,26 0,056 43 0,25 0,053 0,036 36 0,19 0,063 39 0,30 0,040 33 0,22 0,071 36 0,36 0,05 0,05 0,028 41 0,13 0,080 31 0,45 0,030 39 0,14

48、 0,1 0,1 0,050 44 0,21 0,032 37 0,16 0,063 38 0,31 0,036 34 0,19 0,071 34 0,37 0,040 31 0,23 0,080 31 0,40 a For plain steel wire, = 7 850 kg/m 3(see clause 5).BS7372-2:1991 BSI 10-1999 7Table 1 Preferred aperture size and wire diameter combinations 5 Mass per unit area The mass per unit area, A , o

49、f an industrial wire screen or woven wire cloth is given, in kilograms per square metre, by the formula Values for shall be taken from Table 2. Table 2 Material densities Width of aperture Diameter of wire Open area Mass aper unit area R10 w mm R20 w mm R40/3 w mm d mm A o % A kg/m 2 0,045 0,045 0,032 34 0,17 0,036 31 0,20 0,04 0,04 0,025 38 0,12 0,030 33 0,16 0,032 31 0,18 0,038 0,025 36 0,13 0,030 30 0,17 0,036 0,028 32 0,16 0,030 30 0,17 0,032 0,032 0,032 0,025 32 0,14 0,028 28 0,17 0,025 0