ISO 1190:1982
ISO 1190:1982 Copper and copper alloys – Code of designation – Part 1: Designation of materials
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Description
The material designations shall be based on the chemical composition limits. All material designations shall have the prefix “ISO”. International chemical symbols shall be used for the designation of the base element and the major alloying elements, followed by letters indicating the metal grade or by numbers indicating the nominal alloy content. Cast alloys shall have the prefix G.
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1
Published Date
1982-11-01
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English
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Abstract
The material designations shall be based on the chemical composition limits. All material designations shall have the prefix "ISO". International chemical symbols shall be used for the designation of the base element and the major alloying elements, followed by letters indicating the metal grade or by numbers indicating the nominal alloy content. Cast alloys shall have the prefix G.
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