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Approvedand put into effect

Decree of the State Standard of the USSR

STATE STANDARD OF THE UNION OF THE SSR

SYSTEM OF WORK SAFETY STANDARDS

ELECTRICAL SAFETY

SAFETY DISTANCES

IN THE SECURITY ZONE OF POWER LINES

VOLTAGE ABOVE 1000 V

Occupational safety standards system.

electrical safety.

Distances of safety in the protective zone of power

transmissionlines for voltages above 1000 V

GOST 12.1.051-90

(ST SEV 6862-89)

Group T58

OKSTU 0012

Introduction date

INFORMATION DATA

1. Developed and introduced by the Ministry of Energy and Electrification of the USSR.

Developers: Z.I. Kobzeva (topic leader); L.D. Kotilevskaya.

2. Approved and put into effect by the Decree State Committee USSR on product quality management and standards dated 11/29/1990 N 2971.

3. Term of inspection - 2001, frequency of inspection - 10 years.

4. The standard fully complies with ST SEV 6862-89.

5. Introduced for the first time.

6. Reference normative and technical documents

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GOST 12.1.019-79│1.1, 3.1

This standard applies to the security zones of power lines and establishes safety distances from current-carrying parts under voltage over 1000 V when performing work by persons who do not have electrical qualifications.

This International Standard does not specify safety distances from live parts for personnel working on electrical installations.

1. GENERAL PROVISIONS

1.1. Protection of persons from injury electric shock provided by the design of power lines, technical means and means, organizational and technical measures and control of electrical safety requirements in accordance with GOST 12.1.019.

1.2. Protection of persons from electric shock when performing work near live parts under voltage over 1000 V is ensured by the establishment of security zones, instructing workers about the danger of touching or approaching live parts and compliance established distances security.

2. SECURITY ZONES OF POWER LINES

2.1. Security zone along overhead lines power transmission is installed as an airspace above the ground, bounded by parallel vertical planes, spaced on both sides of the line at a distance from the outermost wires horizontally, indicated in Table. one.

Table 1

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Line voltage, kV │Distance, m

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St. 20 "35│15

The security zone of overhead power lines passing through water bodies (rivers, canals, lakes, etc.) is established as an air space above the water surface of water bodies, limited by parallel vertical planes spaced on both sides of the line at a horizontal distance from the outermost wires for navigable reservoirs - 100 m, for non-navigable reservoirs - at a distance indicated in Table. one.

2.2. Security zone along underground cable lines power transmission is installed in the form of a plot of land bounded by parallel vertical planes spaced on both sides of the line at a horizontal distance of 1 m from the outermost cables.

2.3. The security zone along the submarine cable power lines is established as a section body of water from the water surface to the bottom, enclosed between vertical planes spaced on both sides of the line at a distance of 100 m horizontally from the outermost cables.

3. ELECTRICAL SAFETY REQUIREMENTS

WHEN PERFORMING WORK IN SECURITY ZONES

3.1. Work in protected areas is carried out under the direct supervision of the person responsible for the safety of work, subject to the requirements of organizational and technical measures to ensure electrical safety in accordance with GOST 12.1.019.

If there is a justified impossibility to comply with these requirements, work is carried out only with the voltage removed.

3.2. In the security zone of power lines, it is prohibited to carry out activities that could compromise the safety and continuity of operation or in the course of which danger to people could arise. In particular, it is prohibited:

place storage facilities for fuels and lubricants;

arrange dumps;

carry out explosive work;

spread the fire;

dump and drain caustic and corrosive substances and fuels and lubricants;

throw supports on the wires and bring foreign objects closer to them, as well as climb the supports;

carry out work and stay in the security zone of overhead power lines during a thunderstorm or in extreme weather conditions.

3.3. Within the security zone of overhead power transmission lines, without the consent of the organization operating these lines, it is prohibited to carry out construction, installation and irrigation work, plant and cut down trees, store feed, fertilizers, fuel and other materials, arrange driveways for machines and mechanisms that have overall height with or without cargo from the road surface more than 4 m.

3.4. Within the security zone of underground cable power lines, without the consent of the organization operating these lines, it is prohibited to carry out construction and excavation, as well as ground leveling with the help of earthmoving machines.

3.5. Within the protected zone of submarine cable power lines, without the consent of the organization operating these lines, it is prohibited to carry out dredging and dredging, arrange moorings for ships, cast anchors, pass with anchors, chains, drags and trawls, allocate fishing areas and arrange watering places.

3.6. Performing work in the security zones of overhead power lines using various lifting machines and mechanisms with a retractable part is allowed only if the air distance from the machine (mechanism) or from its retractable or lifting part, as well as from the working body or the load being lifted in any position (including at the highest lift or reach) to the nearest wire located energized, will be not less than indicated in the table. 2.

table 2

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Overhead line voltage, │Distance, m

kV ├─────────────

│ minimum │ minimum measured

││technical means

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Up to 20│2.0│2.0

St. 20 "35│2.0│2.0

"35"110│3,0│4,0

"110 "220│4,0│5,0

"220 "400│5,0│7,0

"400 "750│9,0│10,0

"750 "1150│10,0│11,0

3.7. Irrigation work near live overhead power lines is allowed in cases where:

under any weather conditions, the water jet is not included in the security zone;

the water jet enters the buffer zone and rises to a height of no more than 3 m from the ground.

Document's name:
Document Number: 12.1.051-90
Type of document: GOST
Host body: State Standard of the USSR
Status: current
Published: official publication
Acceptance date: November 29, 1990
Effective start date: July 01, 1991
Revision date: June 01, 2001

GOST 12.1.051-90 Occupational safety standards system (SSBT). Electrical safety. Safety distances in the security zone of power lines with voltage over 1000 V

GOST 12.1.051-90

Group T58

INTERSTATE STANDARD

SYSTEM OF WORK SAFETY STANDARDS

ELECTRICAL SAFETY

Safety distances in the security zone of power lines
voltage over 1000 V

Occupational safety standards system. electrical safety.
Distances of safety in the protective zone of power
transmission lines for voltages above 1000 V


OKSTU 0012

Introduction date 1991-07-01

INFORMATION DATA

1. DESIGNED AND INTRODUCED by the Ministry energy and electrification of the USSR

2. APPROVED AND INTRODUCED BY Decree of the USSR State Committee for Product Quality Management and Standards dated November 29, 1990 N 2971

3. Term of inspection - 2001, frequency of inspection - 10 years

4. The standard fully complies with ST SEV 6862-89

5. INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME

6. REFERENCE REGULATIONS AND TECHNICAL DOCUMENTS

Item number

GOST 12.1.019-79

7. REPUBLICATION. June 2001

This standard applies to the security zones of power lines and establishes safety distances from live parts under voltage over 1000 V when performing work by persons who do not have electrical qualifications.

This International Standard does not specify safety distances from live parts for personnel working on electrical installations.

1. GENERAL PROVISIONS

1. GENERAL PROVISIONS

1.1. Protection of persons from electric shock is ensured by the design of power lines, technical methods and means, organizational and technical measures and control of electrical safety requirements in accordance with GOST 12.1.019.

1.2. Protection of persons from electric shock when performing work near live parts under voltage over 1000 V is ensured by the establishment of security zones, instructing workers about the danger of touching or approaching live parts and observing the established safety distances.

2. SECURITY ZONES OF POWER LINES

2.1. The security zone along overhead power lines is established as an airspace above the ground, limited by parallel vertical planes spaced on both sides of the line at a distance from the outermost wires horizontally, indicated in Table 1.

Table 1

Line voltage, kV

Distance, m

St. 20" 35

" 750 " 1150


The security zone of overhead power lines passing through water bodies (rivers, canals, lakes, etc.) is established as an air space above the water surface of water bodies, limited by parallel vertical planes spaced on both sides of the line at a horizontal distance from the outermost wires for navigable reservoirs - 100 m, for non-navigable reservoirs - at a distance indicated in Table 1.

2.2. The security zone along underground cable transmission lines is established as a piece of land bounded by parallel vertical planes spaced on both sides of the line at a horizontal distance of 1 m from the outermost cables.

2.3. The security zone along submarine cable power lines is established as a section of water space from the water surface to the bottom, enclosed between vertical planes spaced on both sides of the line at a horizontal distance of 100 m from the outermost cables.

3. ELECTRICAL SAFETY REQUIREMENTS WHEN PERFORMING WORK IN SECURITY ZONES

3.1. Work in security zones is carried out under the direct supervision of the person responsible for the safety of work, subject to the requirements of organizational and technical measures to ensure electrical safety in accordance with GOST 12.1.019.

If there is a justified impossibility to comply with these requirements, work is carried out only with the voltage removed.

3.2. In the security zone of power lines, it is prohibited to carry out activities that could compromise the safety and continuity of operation or in the course of which danger to people could arise. In particular, it is prohibited:

place storage facilities for fuels and lubricants;

arrange dumps;

carry out explosive work;

spread the fire;

dump and drain caustic and corrosive substances and fuels and lubricants;

throw supports on the wires and bring foreign objects closer to them, as well as climb the supports;

carry out work and stay in the security zone of overhead power lines during a thunderstorm or extreme weather conditions.

3.3. Within the security zone of overhead power lines, without the consent of the organization operating these lines, it is prohibited to carry out construction, installation and irrigation work, plant and cut down trees, store feed, fertilizers, fuel and other materials, arrange driveways for machines and mechanisms having a common height with or without cargo from the road surface more than 4 m.

3.4. Within the security zone of underground cable power lines, without the consent of the organization operating these lines, it is prohibited to carry out construction and excavation work, as well as soil leveling with the help of earthmoving machines.

3.5. Within the protected zone of submarine cable power lines, without the consent of the organization operating these lines, it is prohibited to carry out dredging and dredging, arrange moorings for ships, cast anchors, pass with anchors, chains, drags and trawls, allocate fishing areas and arrange watering places.

3.6. Performing work in the security zones of overhead power lines using various lifting machines and mechanisms with a retractable part is allowed only if the air distance from the machine (mechanism) or from its retractable or lifting part, as well as from the working body or the load being lifted in any position (including at the highest rise or departure) to the nearest live wire will be no less than that indicated in Table 2.

table 2

overhead line voltage,

Distance, m

minimum

minimum
measured by technical means

St. 20" 35

" 750 " 1150

3.7. Irrigation work near live overhead power lines is allowed in cases where:

under any weather conditions, the water jet is not included in the security zone;

the water jet enters the buffer zone and rises to a height of no more than 3 m from the ground.


The text of the document is verified by:
official publication

"System of labor safety standards". Sat. GOSTs -
M.: IPK Standards Publishing House, 2001

GOST 12.1.051-90 Occupational safety standards system (SSBT). Electrical safety. Safety distances in the security zone of power lines with voltage over 1000 V

Document's name:
Document Number: 12.1.051-90
Type of document: GOST
Host body: State Standard of the USSR
Status: current
Published: official publication

"System of labor safety standards". Sat. GOSTs - M .: IPK Standards Publishing House, 2001

Acceptance date: November 29, 1990
Effective start date: July 01, 1991
Revision date: June 01, 2001

GOST 12.1.051-90 Occupational safety standards system (SSBT). Electrical safety. Safety distances in the security zone of power lines with voltage over 1000 V

Notation

Description

Steel 12X18H10T is used: for the manufacture of forgings for parts of general engineering; parts of chemical equipment; parts operating at temperatures up to +600 °C; welded apparatuses and vessels operating in dilute solutions of nitric, acetic, phosphoric acids, solutions of alkalis and salts; parts operating under pressure at temperatures from -196 to +600 ° C, and if available aggressive environments up to +350 °С; aircraft parts; commodities for household; devices and parts Food Industry; connections of equipment operating in radioactive environments and in contact with aggressive environments; as a cladding layer in the manufacture of hot-rolled two-layer corrosion-resistant sheets; solid-rolled rings for various purposes and welded rings from a sheet profiled by rotational deformation for power engineering equipment and the chemical industry; cold-rolled steel and bent profiles intended for the manufacture of sheathing and carcass of passenger car bodies; sheet metal with a thickness of 40 mm to 160 mm used in the manufacture of parts and structures of shipbuilding, operating in conditions sea ​​water; double and triple lay ropes for special conditions work; seamless cold-rolled, cold-drawn and heat-rolled pipes intended for high quality pipelines and fittings; woven wire mesh of twill weave used as a reinforcing material in the manufacture of asbestos steel sheets, for separating loose bodies by grain size, filtration and other purposes; spring wire, intended for the manufacture of cylindrical springs operating in air and aggressive environments (sea water, salt and chlorine solutions, sea water vapor, in tropical climates) at temperatures from -253 ° C to +300 ° C and used in turbine seals, safety valves, pumps, regulators, compressors; torsion springs; bimetallic sheets with aluminum alloy AMg6, intended for the manufacture of flat adapters general purpose; centrifugally cast pipes used as components in the equipment of the metallurgical, machine-building, glass, ceramic, mining and processing petrochemical industries, as well as intended for the manufacture of blanks and parts used in the composition of products of the aviation and nuclear industries.

Note

The steel is corrosion-resistant, heat-resistant and heat-resistant.
Stabilized austenitic chromium-nickel steel.
The recommended maximum operating temperature for a long time is +800 °C.
The recommended maximum operating temperature for a very long time is +600 °C.
The temperature of intense scaling in air environment 850°C.

Standards

Name The code Standards
Sections and shapes B22 GOST 1133-71, GOST 2590-2006, GOST 2879-2006
Test methods. Package. Marking B09 GOST 11878-66
Alloy steel wire B73 GOST 18143-72, TU 3-230-84, TU 3-1002-77, TU 14-4-867-77
Metal forming. Forgings B03 GOST 25054-81, OST 108.109.01-92, OST 5Р.9125-84, OST 26-01-135-81, TU 108.11.930-87, TU 14-1-1530-75, TU 14-1-2902 -80, TU 108.11.917-87, ST TsKBA 010-2004
Ribbons B34 GOST 4986-79, TU 3-703-92, TU 14-1-1073-74, TU 14-1-1370-75, TU 14-1-1774-76, TU 14-1-2192-77, TU 14 -1-2255-77, TU 14-1-3166-81, TU 14-1-4606-89, TU 14-1-652-73, TU 14-1-3386-82
Sheets and stripes B33 GOST 5582-75, GOST 7350-77, GOST 10885-85, GOST R 51393-99, TU 108-1151-82, TU 108-930-80, TU 14-105-451-86, TU 14-1-1150 -74, TU 14-1-1517-76, TU 14-1-2186-77, TU 14-1-2476-78, TU 14-1-2542-78, TU 14-1-2550-78, TU 14 -1-2558-78, TU 14-1-2675-79, TU 14-1-3199-81, TU 14-1-3720-84, TU 14-1-394-72, TU 14-1-4114- 86, TU 14-1-4262-87, TU 14-1-4364-87, TU 14-1-4780-90, TU 14-1-5040-91, TU 14-1-5041-91, TU 14- 1-867-74, TU 14-229-277-88, TU 14-138-638-93, TU 14-1-3485-82, TU 05764417-038-95, TU 14-1-4212-87
B30 GOST 5632-72
Sections and shapes B32 GOST 5949-75, GOST 7417-75, GOST 8559-75, GOST 8560-78, GOST 14955-77, GOST 18907-73, OST 1 90224-76, OST 1 90365-85, TU 14-1-686-88 , TU 14-1-1534-76, TU 14-1-1673-76, TU 14-1-2142-77, TU 14-1-2537-78, TU 14-1-2972-80, TU 14-1 -3564-83, TU 14-1-3581-83, TU 14-1-377-72, TU 14-1-3818-84, TU 14-1-3957-85, TU 14-1-5039-91, TU 14-1-748-73, TU 14-11-245-88, TU 14-131-1110-2013, TU 14-1-1271-75
Steel pipes and fittings for them B62 GOST 9940-81, GOST 9941-81, GOST 11068-81, GOST 14162-79, GOST 19277-73, TU 14-159-165-87, TU 14-3-1109-82, TU 14-3-1120- 82, TU 14-3-1574-88, TU 14-3-308-74, TU 14-3-769-78, TU 1380-001-08620133-93, TU 14-159-249-94, TU 14- 159-259-95, TU 1380-001-08620133-05, TU 14-158-135-2003, TU 14-3R-110-2009, TU 14-3R-115-2010, TU 14-131-880-97 , TU 14-225-25-97, TU 14-158-137-2003, TU 95.349-2000, TU 14-3-1654-89, TU 1333-003-76886532-2014
Parts and assemblies common to various machines and mechanisms G11 GOST R 50753-95
Calculation and design standards B02 OST 1 00154-74
Classification, nomenclature and general rules IN 20 OST 1 90005-91
Blanks. Blanks. Slabs AT 21 OST 1 90176-75
Blanks. Blanks. Slabs B31 OST 3-1686-90, OST 95-29-72, OST 1 90241-76, OST 1 90284-79, OST 1 90342-83, OST 1 90393-90, OST 1 90397-91, OST 1 90425-92, TU 3-1083-83, TU 14-105-495-87, TU 14-1-1214-75, TU 14-1-1924-76, TU 14-132-163-86, TU 14-1-3844- 84, TU 14-1-4434-88, TU 14-1-565-84, TU 14-1-632-73, TU 14-1-685-88, TU 14-133-139-82, TU 14- 3-770-78, TU 14-1-3129-81
Welding and cutting of metals. Soldering, riveting B05 OST 95 10441-2002, TU 14-1-656-73
Thermal and thermochemical processing of metals B04 STP 26.260.484-2004, ST TsKBA 016-2005
Sheets and stripes B53 TU 1-9-1021-84, TU 1-9-1-84, TU 1-9-556-79, TU 1-9-1021-2008
Metal grids B76 TU 14-4-1569-89, TU 14-4-1561-89, TU 14-4-507-99
Steel ropes B75 TU 14-4-278-73

Chemical composition

Standard C S P Mn Cr Si Ni Fe Cu N V Mo W O
TU 1333-003-76886532-2014 ≤0.12 ≤0.02 ≤0.035 ≤2 17-19 ≤0.8 9-11 Remainder ≤0.4 - ≤0.2 ≤0.5 ≤0.2 -
TU 14-1-3844-84 ≤0.12 ≤0.02 ≤0.035 ≤2 17-19 ≤0.8 10-11 Remainder ≤0.4 - ≤0.2 ≤0.5 ≤0.2 -
TU 14-1-632-73 0.08-0.12 ≤0.015 ≤0.015 1-2 17-19 ≤0.8 9-11 Remainder ≤0.25 - - - - -
GOST 19277-73 ≤0.12 ≤0.015 ≤0.015 ≤2 17-19 ≤0.8 9-11 Remainder ≤0.25 - - - - -
TU 14-1-3581-83 ≤0.12 ≤0.02 ≤0.03 ≤2 17-19 ≤0.8 9-11 Remainder ≤0.4 - ≤0.2 ≤0.3 ≤0.2 -
TU 14-1-656-73 ≤0.12 ≤0.02 ≤0.035 1-2 17-19 ≤0.8 9-11 Remainder ≤0.4 ≤0.02 ≤0.2 ≤0.5 ≤0.2 ≤0.006
TU 14-1-748-73 ≤0.12 ≤0.02 ≤0.04 ≤2 17-19 ≤0.8 9-11 Remainder ≤0.4 - ≤0.2 ≤0.5 ≤0.2 -
TU 3-1002-77 0.09-0.12 ≤0.02 ≤0.035 1.5-2 17-18 ≤0.8 10-11 Remainder ≤0.4 - ≤0.2 ≤0.5 ≤0.2 -
TU 14-158-137-2003 ≤0.12 ≤0.02 ≤0.035 ≤2 17-19 ≤0.8 9-11 Remainder - - - - - -

Fe- the foundation.
According to GOST 5632-72, TU 108-930-80 and TU 14-1-748-73 content of Ti% = 5C% - 0.8%. For aircraft parts, the content of Mo % ≤ 0.30%.
According to TU 14-1-2902-80, the content of Ti% = 5(С-0.02)% - 0.7%. At the request of the consumer, the content of Mn ≤ 1.0% can be set.
According to TU 14-1-2186-77 and TU 3-1002-77, the content of Ti% = 5(С-0.02)% - 0.7%.
According to TU 14-158-137-2003, the content of Ti% = 5C% - 0.7%. It is allowed to introduce cerium and other rare-earth metals according to the calculation of 0.2-0.3%, which chemical analysis are not defined.
According to TU 14-1-686-88, the chemical composition is given for steel 12Kh18N10T-VD. The content of Ti% = 5(C-0.2)% - 0.7%. Deviations from the content of elements in the chemical composition of steel, not established by TU - in accordance with GOST 5632.
According to GOST 19277-73, the chemical composition is given for steel 12Kh18N10T-VD; steel grade 12X18H10T must have a chemical composition in accordance with GOST 5632. Limit deviations according to the chemical composition - in accordance with GOST 5632. The mass fraction of titanium in steels 12Kh18N10T and 12Kh18N10T-VD should be Ti% \u003d 5 (C-0.02)% - 0.7%.
According to TU 14-3R-115-2010 mass fraction titanium in steel 08X18H10T should be Ti% = 5C% - 0.7%, but not less than 0.30%.
According to TU 14-1-3581-83, the chemical composition is given for steel 12Kh18N10T-VD. The content of Ti% = 5C% - 0.8%.
According to TU 14-1-632-73, the chemical composition is given for steel grade 12Kh18N10T-VD. Titanium content Ti = (C-0.02)x5% -0.7%. Allowed in finished products deviations from the norms of the chemical composition: for carbon -0.10%, for manganese -0.30%, phosphorus +0.0050%.

Mechanical characteristics

Section, mm s T |s 0.2, MPa σ B , MPa d5, % d4 d 10 y, % kJ / m 2, kJ / m 2 Brinell hardness, MPa
Tubes of small sizes (capillary) heat-treated or hard-worked as supplied in accordance with GOST 14162-79
- ≥549 ≥35 - - - - -
Seamless pipes for oil and fuel lines, heat-treated as supplied in accordance with GOST 19277-73
- ≥549 ≥40 - - - - -
- 225-315 550-650 46-74 - - 66-80 215-372 -
Gradation of properties of finished heat-treated parts according to OST 1 90005-91
- - 540-800 - - - - - -
≥246 ≥520 ≥37 - - - - -
Long products. Hardening 1050-1100 °C, air cooling
- 135-205 390-440 30-42 - - 60-70 196-353 -
Billets (forgings and stampings) in accordance with OST 95-29-72 in the state of delivery: Austenitization at 1020-1100 °C, cooling in water or in air
≥186 ≥372 - - - - - -
Long products. Hardening 1050-1100 °C, air cooling
- 135-205 380-450 31-41 - - 61-68 215-353 -
≤60 ≥196 ≥490 ≥40 - - ≥55 - 121-179
Long products. Hardening 1050-1100 °C, air cooling
- 120-205 340-410 28-38 - - 51-74 196-358 -
Part blanks pipe fittings according to ST TsKBA 016-2005. Hardening in water or in air from 1020-1100 ° C (exposure 1.0-1.5 min / mm largest section but not less than 0.5 h)
60-100 ≥196 ≥490 ≥39 - - ≥50 - 121-179
Long products. Hardening 1050-1100 °C, air cooling
- 120-195 270-390 27-37 - - 52-73 245-353 -
Blanks of parts for pipeline fittings according to ST TsKBA 016-2005. Hardening in water or in air from 1020-1100 ° C (exposure 1.0-1.5 min / mm of the largest section, but not less than 0.5 h)
100-200 ≥196 ≥490 ≥38 - - ≥40 - 121-179
Long products. Hardening 1050-1100 °C, air cooling
- 120-195 265-360 20-38 - - 40-70 255-353 -
Blanks of parts for pipeline fittings according to ST TsKBA 016-2005. Hardening in water or in air from 1020-1100 ° C (exposure 1.0-1.5 min / mm of the largest section, but not less than 0.5 h)
200 ≥196 ≥490 ≥35 - - ≥40 - 121-179
Solid-rolled rings as supplied in accordance with OST 1 90224-76. Hardening in air, oil or water from 1050-1100 °C
≥196 ≥510 ≥40 - - ≥55 - -
Cold-worked tape according to TU 14-1-1073-74
- - ≥834 - ≥5 - - - -
Cold-rolled strip 0.05-2.00 mm according to GOST 4986-79. Hardening in water or in air from 1050-1080 °C (samples)
0.2-2 - ≥530 - ≥35 - - - -
0.2 - ≥530 - ≥18 - - - -
Cold-rolled heat-treated strip with a pickled surface without skin tempering as supplied in accordance with TU 14-1-652-73
0.1-0.8 - ≥529 - ≥35 - - - -
Sheet hot-rolled (1.5-3.9 mm) and cold-rolled (0.7-3.9 mm) steel according to GOST 5582-75. Without heat treatment
≤3.9 - 880-1080 ≥10 - - - - -
≤3.9 - ≥740 ≥25 - - - - -
Sheet hot-rolled (1.5-3.9 mm) and cold-rolled (0.7-3.9 mm) steel according to GOST 5582-75. Hardening in water or in air from 1050-1080 °C
- ≥250 ≥40 - - - - -
≥205 ≥530 ≥40 - - - - -
Sheet hot-rolled (4.0-50.0 mm) and cold-rolled (4.0-5.0 mm) steel according to GOST 7350-77. Hardening in water or in air from 1000-1080 °C
- ≥235 ≥530 ≥38 - - - - -
Sheet cold-rolled (0.7-5.0 mm) and hot-rolled steel (3.0-6.0 mm) from steel 12X18H10T in the state of delivery according to TU 14-1-2476-78. Hardening in water or in air from 1050-1080 °C
- - ≥540 ≥40 - - - - -
Forgings for parts resistant to ICC. Hardening from 1000-1050 °C in oil, water or air
100-300 ≥196 ≥510 ≥38 - - ≥45 - 121-179
60-100 ≥196 ≥510 ≥39 - - ≥50 - 121-179
60 ≥196 ≥510 ≥40 - - ≥55 - 121-179
Forgings. Hardening in water or in air from 1050-1100 °C
1000 ≥196 ≥510 ≥35 - - ≥40 - -
Forgings. Hardening in air from 1050-1100 °C, cooling in oil or water
≥196 ≥540 ≥40 - - ≥55 - -
Spring wire of groups B (high-strength) and VO (high-strength responsible purpose) according to TU 3-1002-77. Hard-worked as delivered
0.11-0.71 - 1720-2010 - - - - - -
0.81-2.81 - 1720-2010 - - - - - -
3.01-3.51 - 1670-1960 - - - - - -
4.01 - 1620-1910 - - - - - -
4.51 - 1620-1860 - - - - - -
5.01-5.51 - 1570-1760 - - - - - -
6.01 - 1520-1720 - - - ≥20 - -
6.51 - 1470-1670 - - - ≥20 - -
7.01-7.51 - 1420-1620 - - - ≥20 - -
8.01 - 1370-1570 - - - ≥20 - -
Wire spring group H (normal strength) according to TU 3-1002-77. Hard-worked as delivered
0.51-6.01 - ≥1230 - - - - - -
6.51-10.01 - - - - - - - -
Heat-treated wire as supplied in accordance with GOST 18143-72 (relative elongation, % at estimated length sample 100 mm is indicated for wire of the 1st class, in brackets - for the 2nd class)
0.2-1 - 590-880 - - ≥25 (≥20) - - -
1.1-7.5 - 540-830 - - ≥25 (≥20) - - -
Cold-drawn wire as supplied in accordance with GOST 18143-72
0.2-3 - 1130-1470 - - - - - -
3.4-7.5 - 1080-1420 - - - - - -
Rolled products as delivered, without heat treatment
≤5 - ≥930 - - - - - -
- - ≥529 ≥40 - - - - -
- - ≥549 ≥35 - - - - -
Rolled thin-sheet cold-rolled and bent profiles heat-treated in the state of delivery in accordance with GOST R 51393-99. Hardening in water or in air from 1050-1080 °C
- ≥205 ≥530 ≥40 - - - - -
Hot-rolled and forged bars according to TU 14-1-656-73. The samples are longitudinal. Hardening in water from 1000-1050 °C
- ≥510 ≥40 - - ≥55 - -
Bars calibrated as delivered (hard-worked) according to TU 14-1-3581-83
20-25 ≥225 ≥539 ≥25 - - ≥55 - -
Bars according to TU 14-1-3581-83. Hardening in air, oil or water from 1050-1100 °C
≥196 ≥539 ≥40 - - ≥55 - -
Polished bars, processed to a given strength (TP) in accordance with GOST 18907-73
1-30 - 590-830 - - ≥20 - - -
Long products hot-rolled and forged in accordance with GOST 5949-75. Hardening in air, oil or water from 1020-1100 °C
≥196 ≥510 ≥40 - - ≥55 - -
Heat-treated thin sheets (softening) according to TU 14-1-3199-81
0.5-3 ≥274.4 ≥549.8 ≥40 - - - - -
Pipe blank according to TU 14-1-686-88. Hardening in water or in air from 1050-1080 °C
- ≥530 ≥40 - - - - -
Pipe billet heat-treated according to TU 14-1-3844-84. Longitudinal and tangential specimens
- ≥529 ≥40 - - - - -
- ≥510 ≥40 - - - - -
Pipes, cold-formed, seamless (cold-rolled, cold-drawn and warm-rolled) according to TU 14-3-769-78. Heat treated, as delivered
≥196 ≥548.8 ≥35 - - - - -
Seamless hot-formed pipes as delivered in accordance with GOST 9940-81
- ≥529 ≥40 - - - - -
Seamless extra-thin-walled pipes with a diameter of up to 60 mm in a hard-worked state according to TU 14-3-770-78
≥196 ≥550 ≥35 - - - - -
Seamless cold- and heat-deformed pipes of improved quality, supplied in accordance with TU 14-3-1109-82
- ≥558 ≥36 - - - - -
Heat-treated hexagonal tubes of press products according to TU 14-131-880-97
≥196 ≥490 ≥40 - - ≥55 - -
Heat-treated centrifugally cast pipes in the state of delivery according to TU 14-3R-115-2010. Tempering in water or in air under a fan from 1050-1080 °C
≥190 ≥470 ≥35 - - - - -
Heat-treated electric-welded pipes, as delivered (DN = 8.0-102.0 mm)
≥226 ≥550 ≥35 - - - - -
Stampings according to OST 1 90176-75. Hardening in air, oil or water from 1050-1100 °C
≥196 ≥540 ≥40 - - ≥55 - -

Description of mechanical symbols

physical characteristics

Temperature E, GPa G, GPa r, kg/m3 l, W/(m °C) R, nom · m a, 10-6 1/°С С, J/(kg °С)
20 198 77 7920 15 725 - -
100 194 74 - 16 792 166 462
200 189 71 - 18 861 17 496
300 181 67 - 19 920 172 517
400 174 63 - 21 976 175 538
500 166 59 - 23 1028 179 550
600 157 57 - 25 1075 182 563
700 147 54 - 27 1115 186 575
800 - 49 - 26 - 189 575
900 - - - - - 189 -
1100 - - - - - 193 -
1000 - - - - - - 596

Description of physical symbols

Technological properties

Name Meaning
Weldability Welds without restrictions. Welding methods: RDS (electrodes TsT-26), EShS and KTS. A subsequent heat treatment is recommended. For NPP equipment - automatic argon-arc welding with a non-consumable electrode in continuous mode, manual argon-arc welding with a non-consumable electrode (with or without filler material), manual arc welding with coated electrodes is allowed. For manual arc welding EA-400/10U electrodes are used; for automatic submerged arc - Sv04Kh19N11MZ wire with OF-6 flux, Sv-08Kh19N10MZB wire with AN-26 flux; for welding in shielding gas Ar - welding wire Sv-04Kh19N11MZ or Sv-08Kh19N10MZB. To prevent a tendency to knife corrosion of welded assemblies operating in nitric acid, welded assemblies are hardened in air from 970-1020 ° C; the heating temperature should be kept at upper limit(exposure not less than 2.5 min/mm of the greatest wall thickness, but not less than 1 hour). In the case of welding with wire St. 04Kh19N11M3 or electrodes of the type E-07Kh19N11M3G2F (grades EA-400/10U, EA-400/10T, wire St. 04Kh19N11M3, etc.), air quenching from 950-1050 ° C (exposure not less than 2 .5 min/mm of the greatest wall thickness, but not less than 1 hour). In the case of welding with electrodes of the E-08Kh19N10G2MB type (EA 898/21 B grades, etc.) to relieve residual stresses in welded assemblies: a) operating at a temperature of 350 °C and above; b) operating at a temperature not exceeding 350 °C, if hardening is impractical, stabilizing annealing is used at 850-920 °C (exposure after heating the charge for at least 2 hours). To relieve residual stresses in welded assemblies operating at temperatures not exceeding 350 °C, after final machining(before lapping), if it is impractical to carry out other types of heat treatment, tempering at 375-400 ° C (exposure 6-10 hours), cooling in air is used. In case of welding of branch pipes with an inner diameter of at least 100 mm or more to the body (without a guy), according to the design documentation, stabilizing annealing is used at 950-970 °C, cooling in air.
Forging temperature Beginning - 1200 °C, end - 850 °C. Sections up to 350 mm are cooled in air.
Floken sensitivity not sensitive.
Stock removal In the hardened state at HB 169 and sB=610 MPa
Macrostructure and pollution The macrostructure of the steel must be free from shrinkage cavities, delaminations, and foreign inclusions. The macrostructure of steel according to TU 14-1-686-88 should not have a shrinkage cavity, friability, bubbles, cracks, foreign inclusions, crusts, delaminations and flakes visible without the use of magnifying devices. In terms of central porosity, point heterogeneity and segregation square, macrostructural defects should not exceed a score of I for each type. The presence of layer-by-layer crystallization and a light contour in the macrostructure of the metal is not a rejection sign. The content of non-metallic inclusions in steel, according to the maximum score, should not exceed: oxides and silicates (OT, OS, CX, SP, CH) - 2 points; sulfide (C) - 1 point; titanium nitrides and carbonitrides (NT) - 4.5 points.
microstructure The content of the ferrite phase (alpha phase) in bars with a diameter or side of a square of 80 mm or more should not exceed 1.5 points (4-5%). Bars with a diameter or side less than 80 mm and strips are not subjected to the determination of the ferritic phase.
Features of heat treatment Depending on the purpose, working conditions, aggressiveness of the environment, the products are subjected to: a) hardening (austenization); b) stabilizing annealing; c) stress relief annealing; d) step processing. Products are hardened in order to: a) prevent the tendency to intergranular corrosion (products operate at temperatures up to 350 ° C); b) improve resistance to general corrosion; c) eliminate the revealed tendency to intergranular corrosion; d) prevent the tendency to knife corrosion (welded products work in nitric acid solutions); e) eliminate residual stresses (products of a simple configuration); e) increase the plasticity of the material. Hardening of products must be carried out according to the regime: heating up to 1050-1100 ° C, parts with a material thickness of up to 10 mm should be cooled in air, over 10 mm - in water. Welded products complex configuration to avoid the leash should be air-cooled. Holding time during heating for hardening for products with wall thickness up to 10 mm - 30 min, over 10 mm - 20 min + 1 min per 1 mm maximum thickness. When quenching products intended for operation in nitric acid, the heating temperature for quenching must be kept at the upper limit (while the exposure of welded products must be at least 1 hour). Stabilizing annealing is used to: a) prevent susceptibility to intergranular corrosion (products operate at temperatures above 350 °C); b) removal of internal stresses; c) elimination of the detected tendency to intergranular corrosion, if for some reason hardening is not advisable. Stabilizing annealing is acceptable for products and welded joints made of steels in which the ratio of titanium to carbon is more than 5 or niobium to carbon is more than 8. more than 0.08% carbon. Stabilizing annealing should be carried out according to the regime: heating to 870-900 °C, holding for 2-3 hours, cooling - in air. At heat treatment for large-sized welded products, it is allowed to carry out local stabilizing annealing of the closing welds according to the same regime, while all welded elements must be subjected to stabilizing annealing before welding. When carrying out local stabilizing annealing, it is necessary to ensure simultaneous heating and cooling along the entire length of the weld and adjacent zones of the base metal to a width equal to two or three weld widths, but not more than 200 mm. Manual way heating is not allowed. For a more complete removal of residual stresses, annealing of products from stabilized chromium-nickel steels is carried out according to the following regime: heating to 870-900 ° C; holding for 2-3 hours, cooling with an oven to 300 °C (cooling rate 50-100 °C/h), then in air. Annealing is carried out for products and welded joints made of steel, in which the ratio of titanium to carbon is more than 5 or niobium to carbon is more than 8. Step processing is carried out to: a) relieve residual stresses and prevent a tendency to intergranular corrosion; b) to prevent the tendency to intergranular corrosion of welded joints of complex configuration with sharp transitions in thickness; c) products with a tendency to intergranular corrosion, which cannot be eliminated by another method (hardening or stabilizing annealing). Step processing must be carried out according to the mode: heating up to 1050-1100 ° C; holding time during heating for hardening for products with wall thickness up to 10 mm - 30 min, over 10 mm - 20 min + 1 min per 1 mm of maximum thickness; cooling with the maximum possible speed up to 870-900°C; exposure at 870-900 °C for 2-3 hours; cooling with a furnace up to 300 °C (speed - 50-100 °C/h), then in air. To speed up the process, stepwise processing is recommended to be carried out in two-chamber or two furnaces heated to different temperatures. When transferring from one furnace to another, the temperature of the products should not be lower than 900 °C. Step processing is allowed for products and welded joints made of steel, in which the ratio of titanium to carbon is more than 5 or niobium to carbon is more than 8.
Corrosion resistance Steel resistant to intergranular corrosion. The steel is unstable in sulphurous environments and is used when nickel-free steels cannot be used. Steel should not be prone to intergranular corrosion.