INTERNATIONAL STANDARD IS0 6934 2 First edi tion 1 991 07 01 Steel for the prestressing of concrete Part 2 Cold drawn wi re Acier pour armatures de prkontrainte Partie 2 Fi i fr~fi l~ B froid Referenc[.]
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Acier p ur armatures d prk ontra inte -
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Refere ce numb r
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IS0 (the Internationa l O rganization for S tan a rdiza tion) is a worldwide
f ederation of national stan ard b dies (IS0 memb r b dies) T he work
of pre a rin Interna tiona l Stan ard is normaly ca rried out throu h IS0
whic a tec hnic al c ommite has b en esta ls ed has the rig t to b
mental an non-governmental, in la ison with ISO, also ta e pa rt in the
work IS0 cola ora tes c losely with the Interna tiona l Elec trotec hnic al
Commis ion (IEC ) on a ll maters of elec trotechnic a l sta nda rdiza tion
Draf Interna tiona l Stan ard ado ted by the tec hnic al c ommite s a re
circ ula ted to the memb r b dies f or votin Publcation as an Inter
na tiona l Stan ard req ires a proval by a t le st 7 % of the memb r
b dies c astin a vote
Interna tiona l Stan ard IS0 6 3 -2 was pre ared by T ec hnic al C ommite
ISO/ T C 17, S te l
IS0 6 3 c on ists of the folowin pa rts, u der the genera l title Ste l f or
the presfres in of c onc rete:
- Part 1: General req irements
- Part 2: C old-drawn wire
- Part 4: Stran
- Part 5: Hot-oled ste l b rs wifh or without s bseq ent proc es in
An exes A an B of this pa rt of IS0 6 3 a re f or informa tion only
0 IS0 19 1
All rig ts re erv d No pa rt of his publc a tio may be repro uc ed or utiz d in an form
or by an mean , elec tro ic or mec hanic al inc lu in ph toc opyin a nd microfim, with ut
permisio in writin fom th publs er
Interna tio a l O rganizatio for Sta ndardizatio
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Printe in Switz rlan
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This part of IS0 6 3 sp ec ifies req irements for
rou d, c old-dra wn, hig -ten ie ste l wire, either
p lain, in ented, rib ed or crimp d T he prod ct is
stres -elev ed wire in c ois or c ut len th , a ccord-
IS0 6 3 -l
throu h referen e in this tex t, c on titute prov ision
of this pa rt of IS0 6 3 At the time of publc ation,
the edition in ic a ted was valid Al sta nda rd a re
s bject to revision, an pa rties to agre ments b sed
on this part of IS0 6 3 a re en ouraged to investi-
ga te the p os ib ilty of a pplyin the most rec ent edi-
tion of the sta nda rd in ica ted b low Memb rs of
IEC an IS0 ma inta in registers of c urently v alid
Interna tional Sta nda rd
IS0 6 3 -1:19 1, Ste l for the prestres in of con-
c rete - Pa rt 1: General req irements
3 Definitio s
For the purp ses of IS0 6 3 , the definition giv en
in IS0 6 3 -l a pply
ste l in a ccordan e with IS0 6 3 -l
T he wire s a ll b s p led without weld or other
joints
5 Surface co figura tio
T here a re sev era l typ s of s rfa ce c onfig ra tion
(r ib s, in enta tion , c rimps) the purp se of whic is
c rete T he typ of s rfa c e c onfig ra tion s all b
Examples of in enta tion an crimps a re giv en in
T he desig a tion , da ta for informa tion an req ired
pro erties a re giv en in ta ble 1 an table 2
wire
6.1.1 Dime sio s, mas es a d te sie pro erties
Se ta ble 1
6.1.2 Elon a tion an d c ti ty
T he p rcentage total elon a tion a t maximum forc e,
me s red on a len th of 2 0 mm, s all b not les
tha n I5 %
Al wires s a ll s ow a d c tie fra c ture with a con-
str ic tion v isib le to the nak ed ey e
Al wires s all with ta nd a rev erse b n test arou d
the b n ra diu giv en in the last column of ta ble 1
T he minimum n mb r of b n s is four for p la in
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- Dimen ion , mas es an ten ie pro erties of m il c oi wire
Nominal
diameter
te sie
cro s-s ctio a l
NominaW
ste gth’)
area
2
2
15
15
10
73
1) T he n minal te sie ste gth is for d sig atio purpo e o ly an is ca lc late fom th n minal cros-s ctio a l
a rea a nd th c aracteristic maximum forc e a nd ro n e o ff to th n are t 10 Nlm 2
2) In v iew of th smal toleranc o mas p er le gth, c a ra cteristic forc s hav e be n spe ifie rath r than ste s s
3) T he mas per le gth is ca lc la te by adop tin c nv entio a lly th v a lu 7,8 k gldm3 as th d n ity of ste l
4) In ord r to prov e th s itab ilty of th m eria l, whic is o ly u e in cra in app licatio s (e.g for ra ilwa y sle pers,
pie or ta nk) th re is a re uireme t for a forc at 1 % total elo gatio to be at least 8 % of th c a ra cteristic
maximum forc e
6.1.3 R ela xa tion
T he rela xa tion a t 10 0 h at an initial force of 7 %
of the c ha ra c teristic maximum forc e sp c ified in ta-
ble 1 s all b not more tha n IO %
initial force of 6 % of the c hara c teristic maximum
force (se ta ble 1) T he maximum rela xa tion is then
8 %
6.1.4 F a tig e
If a gre d b twe n purc a ser an ma nufa cturer, the
ma teria l s all with ta nd, without failure, 2 x 10s cy -
c les of a stres fluc tuatin down from a maximum
stres of 7 % of the nomina l ten ie stren th T he
ste s ra ng sa ll be 2 0 N/m 2 for p l n wire a nd
18 N/mm* for inten ed an rib ed wire
stres -elev ed wire
Se ta ble 2
6.2.2 Elon a tion an d c ti ty
T he p rcenta ge total elon a tion at maximum forc e,
me s red on a len th of 2 0 mm, s all b not les
tha n 3,5 % Al wires s a ll s ow a d c tie fra c ture
with a c on tric tion visib le to the naked eye
Al wires s all with ta nd a rev erse b n test a rou d
the b n ra diu giv en in the last column of table 2
T he minimum n mb r of b n s is four for plain
6.2.3 R ela xa tion
T he rela xation a t 10 0 h a t an initial forc e of 7 %
of the c ha rac teristic maximum forc e sp c ified in ta-
ble 2 s all b determined
If req ested, the rela xa tion a t 10 0 h s all b de-
termined a lso a t initial forc es of 6 % an 8 % of
the c harac teristic maximum force (se tab le ) T he
maximum rela xation v a lues a re lsted in ta b le
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Yominal
Sameter
Nominal
te sie
ste gth’)
m
N/m *
12,2
12,2
140
1570
1 7
1 7
g/m
918
918
8
16 0
12,6
9 ,9
170
12,6
9 ,9
Nominal
cro s-
s ctio a l
area
m 2
l-
NominaW
le gth
Permis ible
d v iatio
g/m
* IO,5
& -IO,5
* &6
I 8 6
+ ,2
+5,9
z 5
f4 ,3
*4,3
It3 7
+3,7
*3,1
+3,1
Iz o
?I 2 0
maximum
forc
p ro i we
0, %4) 5) 6)
0,2 %4)‘3)
Be d
ra diu
3
2
9 5
7,8
76,7
2
64,3
5 ,4
54,7
5 ,
41,6
42‘6
34,7
2 ,8
2 ,5
2
2
2
2
15
15
15
15
10
10
1) Th n min l te sie stre gth is for d sig a tio purp ses o ly a d is ca lc la te from th n min l cros -sectio a l
are a d th cha ra cteristic maximum force a d roun e of to th n arest 10 N/m p
2) In view of th sma ll tolera nce o mas p r le gth, cha ra cteristic forces h v b e sp cifie ra th r th n stres es
3) Th mas p r le gth is ca lc la te by a o tin co v entio a lly th v lue 7,8 k g/dm3 as th d nsity of ste l
4) For wires of diameter la rg r th n 8 m , th cha ra cteristic 0, % a d 0,2 % pro f forces are a pproximately 8 4/o,
resp ctiv ely 8 %, of th cha ra cteristic maximum force For wires 8 mm a d sma ller, th coresp n in figures are
a proxim ely 8 %, resp ctiv ely 8 %
5) Th mo ulu of ela stic ity may b tak en to b 2 5 kN/m 2 + 10 k N/m 2
6) 0.1 % pro f force is ma d tory a d 0,2 % pro f force is for inform io o ly (se IS0 6 3 -l), ex e t w he oth r-
wise a re d
Table 3 - Maximum relaxa tion v a lues
Initial forc in perc nta ge R ela xa tio clas
%
I
70
6
8
12,0
49
In th a se ce of d ta u e 10 N/m * prov isio a lly
IS0 6 3 -l a d b d sig ate as folows
If a re d b tw ee purch ser a d ma nufacturer, th
m eria l sha ll withsta nd, with ut fa ilure, 2 x 10 c -
cles of a stres flu tua tin d w n from a maximum
b) leter referin to trea tme t:
M = m il c oi wire (se IS0 6 3 -l)
S = stres -relev ed wire (se IS0 6 3 -l);
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P = pla in
I = in ented
C = crimp d
R = rib ed:
d) nominal dia meter, in mi imetres;
mi imetre;
f rela xa tion cla ss (R ela x 1 or Rela x 2)
Exa mple:
S tres -elev ed in ented wire of nomina l dia meter
c la ss 1 rela xa tion is desig a ted:
IS0 6 3 -2-Sl-7-1 5 0-Rela x 1
8.1 C oi size
T he internal dia meter of mi c ois s a ll b a gre d
Stres -elev ed wire s all b wou d into la rge di-
ameter c ois, in order to a v oid a c an e in mec an-
en ure sa tisfac tory
stra ig tnes (se 8.2)
les tha n 2 0 times the wire dia meter
8.2 Curv a ture of stres -elev ed wires
When a len th of wire is ly in fre on a plain s r
fa c e, the maximum b w heig t from a ba se-lne
c rv e, s a ll b not grea ter tha n 3 mm for an wire
dia meter
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(informa tiv e)
T he folowin example in ic a tes a widely u ed a r-
ran ement of in enta tion T he nomina l dimen ion
of the in enta tion rela ted to nomina l wire dia m-
n m
F ig re A.1 - In enta tion
crimpin a re s own in fig re A.2 an ta b le A.2 Other
I
L Pitc
Helc a l
Uniplam
F ig re A.2 - Crimps
T a ble A.1 -
Nomina l in enta tion dimen ion
Dime sio s in mi mete
Nominal in e tatio dime sio
Nominal wire
dia meter
Depth
L en th
I Pitc
n
n m
n
< $
0,12 + 0,0
3,5
5,5
I
I
I
Table A.2 - Crime dimen ion
T ype of crimp
Short p itc h
L n p itc
Pitc
5dto 10
8 to 12
Tota l wav h ig t (e clu in th wire dia meter, d )
Helca l
Unip la na r
5 % dto 10 % d
lO % dto 0%d
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(informa tiv e)
A ls t of recommen ed internal dia meters of c oi is giv en in table B I
Table B.1 - Recommen ed interna l dia meters of
c oi
Nomin l wire dia meter
Recom e d d interna l
dia meter
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De c riptors: c onc rete, pre te s d c onc rete, ste ls, pre te sin ste ls, c old drawn pro uc ts, wire, spec ific atio s, dime sio s,
d sig a tio , d lvery c on itio
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