CP 2010-3:1972 - Pipelines. Design and construction of iron pipelines in land

CP 2010-3:1972

Pipelines. Design and construction of iron pipelines in land

Status : Superseded, Withdrawn   Published : March 1972 Replaced By : BS 8010-2.1:1987

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Deals with design and construction of grey iron and ductile iron pipelines. Materials, components, pressure ratings, service and environmental considerations, protective devices and other fittings, external and internal protection from corrosion, cleaning, testing and commissioning.




Standard NumberCP 2010-3:1972
TitlePipelines. Design and construction of iron pipelines in land
StatusSuperseded, Withdrawn
Publication Date30 March 1972
Withdrawn Date27 February 1987
Normative References(Required to achieve compliance to this standard)No other standards are normatively referenced
Informative References(Provided for Information)No other standards are informatively referenced
Replaced ByBS 8010-2.1:1987
Draft Superseded By68/14865 DC
DescriptorsCast-iron pipelines, Pipelines, Cast-iron, Land, Underground, Grey cast-iron, Spheroidal-graphite cast-iron, Design, Installation, Safety measures, Pipes, Pressure testing, Hydraulic tests, Test pressure, Ratings, Pressure, Pipe fittings, Pipe couplings, Corrosion protection, Visual inspection (testing), Cutting, Cleaning, Commissioning
ICS23.040.10
91.060.01
CommitteePSE/17/2
ISBN0 580 07260 6
PublisherBSI
FormatA5
DeliveryNo
File Size0 KB
Price£186.00


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