BS EN 10200:2012 - Chemical analysis of ferrous materials. Determination of boron in steels. Spectrophotometric method

BS EN 10200:2012

Chemical analysis of ferrous materials. Determination of boron in steels. Spectrophotometric method

Status : Confirmed, Current   Published : October 2012

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This European Standard specifies a spectrophotometric method for the determination of boron in steels. The method is applicable to non-alloyed and alloyed steels with boron contents of 0,000 4 to 0,012 0 % (m/m).




Standard NumberBS EN 10200:2012
TitleChemical analysis of ferrous materials. Determination of boron in steels. Spectrophotometric method
StatusConfirmed, Current
Publication Date31 October 2012
Confirm Date27 September 2018
Normative References(Required to achieve compliance to this standard)ISO 14284, EN ISO 14284
Informative References(Provided for Information)ISO 5725:1986, EN ISO 648, ISO 648
ReplacesBS EN 10200:1992
International RelationshipsEN 10200:2012
Draft Superseded By12/30256440 DC
DescriptorsChemical analysis and testing, Reproducibility, Alloy steels, Complexing methods, Spectrophotometry, Unalloyed steels, Specimen preparation, Test equipment, Boron, Calibration, Determination of content, Steels
ICS77.040.30
Title in FrenchAnalyse chimique des matériaux ferreux. Détermination du bore dans les aciers. Méthode spectrophotométrique
Title in GermanChemische Analyse von Eisenwerkstoffen. Bestimmung von Bor in Stahl. Spektrophotometrisches Verfahren
CommitteeISE/102
ISBN978 0 580 77390 7
PublisherBSI
FormatA4
DeliveryYes
Pages20
File Size2.965 MB
Price£134.00


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