GOST 2715-75
GOST 2715−75 Mesh metal wire. The types, basic parameters and dimensions (with Change No. 1)
GOST 2715−75
Group B76
INTERSTATE STANDARD
MESH METAL WIRE
The types, basic parameters and dimensions
Metal wire screens. Types, basic parameters and dimensions
ISS 77.140.65
OKP 12 0100
Date of introduction 1977−01−01
INFORMATION DATA
1. DEVELOPED by the research Institute of the hardware industry (NIIMETIZ)
INTRODUCED by the Ministry of ferrous metallurgy of the USSR
2. APPROVED AND promulgated by the Decree of the State Committee of standards of Ministerial Council of the USSR from
3. REPLACE GOST 2715−44
4. Limitation of actions taken by Protocol No. 7−95 Interstate Council for standardization, Metrology and certification (I & C N 11−95)
5. EDITION with Change No. 1, approved in June 1986 (ICS 9−86)
This standard applies to metal wire mesh and establishes the types, basic parameters and limits.
1. TYPES
1.1. The method of manufacture of the mesh are divided into:
— woven — formed cross-weave wires (strands) of the base (wires running along the mesh) with the weft wires (wires perpendicular to the mesh) (Fig.1);
Damn.1. Woven
Damn.1
— woven — round or flat spirals formed by interweaving subsequent spiral in the previous (Fig.2);
Damn.2. Braided
Damn.2
— twisted wire is formed by alternately twisting each wire with one of the two nearby (Fig.3);
Damn.3. Twisted
Damn.3
— from the grate slit shaped cross-section, assembled from separate wire grate shaped cross section, fastened together with the connecting rods, placed at a certain distance from each other (Fig.4);
Damn.4. Slit
Damn.4
— welded — formed from wires arranged in two mutually perpendicular directions and welded at their intersections (Fig.5);
Damn.5. Welded
Damn.5
— the national team of pre-deformed wire formed cross-weave smooth or pre-deformed wires (strands) with pre-deformed wires of weft (Fig.6);
Damn. 6. Team
Damn.6
1.2. The shape of the cells in the world grid are divided as follows:
— with square cells;
— with rectangular cells;
— rhombic cells;
— with hexagonal cells;
— trapezoidal cells.
— zero cells.
1.3. The size of cells in light mesh is divided into:
— naimelchayshy | - | area | cell | in | light | to | 0.025 mm; |
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— the smallest | - | « | « | « | « | St. | 0.025 to 0.25 mm; | ||
— small | - | « | « | « | « | « | 0,25 «1 mm; | ||
— medium | - | « | « | « | « | « | 1 «25 mm; | ||
— large | - | « | « | « | « | « | 25 «625 mm; | ||
— extra large | - | « | « | « | « | « | 625 mm. |
1.4. On the living section of the grid are divided as follows:
— with a small living section — up to 25% of the total area of the grid;
— living with normal section from 25 to 50% «""
— with a large living section — «50 «75% «""
— with large living section, and over 75% «" «.
The living section of the grid is determined by the ratio of the area of cells in light to the entire area of the mesh expressed in percentage.
1.4.1. The living section of woven mesh, welded team and of a pre-deformed wire (a) percentage calculated by the formula
,
where is the cell size in light between the wires basis, mm;
— cell size in light between the weft wires, mm;
the diameter of the warp wires, mm;
— the diameter of the weft wires.
1.4.2. The living section of the braided mesh () in percent is calculated by the formula
,
where is the cell size in light, mm;
— wire diameter, mm;
— corner cell of the diamond castle.
1.4.3. The living section twisted wire mesh () in percent is calculated by the formula
,
where is the cell size in light, mm;
— wire diameter, mm.
1.4.4. The living section of the slit mesh of the grate shaped cross-section () in percent is calculated by the formula
,
where the width of cracks, mm;
— the distance between the axes of the wire grate, mm.
— external diameter of the loop consisting of the diameter of the coupling studs, and the two diameters of the original wire, mm;
— distance between axes of the connecting pins, mm.
1.5. On metals and alloys used wire mesh divided:
— carbon (low carbon, medium carbon and high carbon) steel;
— high alloyed steel;
— from nonferrous metals and alloys.
1.6. As of metal used wire mesh divided:
— of hard-drawn wire,
— annealed wire.
1.7. The shape of the cross-section of the wire mesh are divided:
— from a round wire;
from square wire;
from trapezoidal wire;
— of the T-shaped wire;
is of flat wire;
— wire periodic profile.
1.8. In appearance the surface of the applied wire mesh divided:
— bright, steel wire,
— dark steel wire,
from etched steel wire,
— made of galvanized steel wire,
— from tin-plated steel wire,
— from wire, plastic-coated.
1.9. In appearance of the surface mesh is divided into:
— uncovered,
— covered in canvas.
1.9.1. Mesh covered in cloth, divided into:
— galvanized painting,
— tinned, in cloth,
— painted canvas
— covered with plastic.
2. BASIC PARAMETERS AND DIMENSIONS
2.1. The basic parameters and limit the size of nets shall be as specified in the table.
The name of the mesh | Drawing | Design features | Dimensional characteristics | The cell size in light, mm | The wire diameter or square side, mm |
Mesh material | The main purpose | |||||
The woven mesh | ||||||||||||
Woven wire mesh plain weave with square cells | The interweaving of warp and weft wires in one wire | The grid is characterized by the width of the cell in light and diameter of the wire. For the size of the cell side in the world take the distance between adjacent wires or duck |
From 0.04 to 20.0 | From 0.03 to 3.0 | Heat treated low carbon steel (bright or black annealed, galvanized, tin plated), heat-treated high alloy (etched, bright annealing) wire. Wire, brass, phosphor bronze, platinum, Nickel |
For the separation of granular materials by size and to filter | ||||||
Woven wire mesh plain weave with square cells | The interweaving of warp and weft wires in one wire. Wire diameter weft the diameter of the warp wires equal to or |
The grid is characterized by the dimensions of the cell in light and diameter of warp and weft wires. For the size of the cell side in the world take the distance between adjacent wires warp and weft wires of adjacent |
Between the wires of the basics — from 0.14 to 3.0, between the wires duck from 0.16 to 6.0 |
The diameter of the warp wires from 0.1 to 0.7, duck — from 0.1 to 1.0 | Heat treated low carbon steel (bright or black annealed, galvanized, tin plated), heat-treated high alloy (bright annealing) wire. Wire, brass, phosphor bronze, platinum, Nickel |
For dewatering and filtration | ||||||
Woven wire mesh twill weave with square cells | The interweaving of warp and weft wires in two wire. Wire diameter weft the diameter of the warp wires equal to or |
The grid is characterized by the width of the cell in light and diameter of warp and weft wires. For the size of the cell side in the world take the distance between adjacent wires or duck |
From 0.04 to 1.0 | From 0.03 to 0.55 | Steel heat treated low carbon (bright annealing), thermally treated high alloy (bright annealing) wire. Wire of brass and molybdenum, phosphor bronze, platinum, Nickel |
To separate material by size and filtration | ||||||
Woven wire mesh plain weave «Achene» | Each of the three strands of wire from adjacent wires basics intertwined with each weft wire. Wire diameter weft the diameter of the wire strands of the framework |
The grid is characterized by the width of the cell in light and diameter of warp and weft wires. For the size of the cell side in the world take the distance between adjacent strands of the warp and the weft adjacent wires |
Between the strands Foundation — from 10.0 to 22.0, between the weft wires is from 1.4 to 5.5 |
Diameter of wire in strand of bases from 0.4 to 0.8, duck — from 0.4 to 2.0 | Heat treated low carbon steel (bright or black annealed, tinned, galvanised) wire | For the separation of granular materials by size, and grain shape | ||||||
Woven mesh Leno weave with rectangular cells | Two warp wires intertwined among themselves, are interwoven with weft wire. Wire diameter weft the diameter of the warp wires |
The same |
Between the strands of two twisted wires from 2.0 to 5.0; between the weft wires is from 10.0 to 20.0 |
The diameter of the warp wires from 0.5 to 0.8, duck from 0.6 to 1.0 | Heat treated low carbon steel (bright or black annealing) wire | For fencing cages for breeding salmonids | ||||||
Woven wire mesh plain weave kanatnikova | Strands of bases from one or more adjacent cords are interwoven with a single weft wires | The grid is characterized by the width of the cell in light with the wire diameter of the wire warp and weft wires, the number of cords in strands of bases, number of wires in the cord. For the size of the cell side in the world take the distance between adjacent strands of the warp and the weft adjacent wires |
Between the strands Foundation — from 0.8 to 24.0, duck — from 0.8 to 3.6; number of cords in strands of bases from 1 to 4; the cord Suite of four or seven wires | The wire diameter of the wire strands of bases from 0.22 to 0.3, duck — from 0.6 to 1.5 | Base — carbon steel heat-treated, high-alloy wire; weft — high alloy steel annealed (bright annealed, etched), carbon and low carbon (bright or black annealing) wire | For belt conveyors | ||||||
Woven wire mesh plain weave filter (null cells) | Wire the bases located on certain distance from each other, intertwine through one with the weft wires arranged close to each other. Cells in light are absent |
The grid is characterized by the number of warp and weft wires per 1 DM and a diameter of warp and weft wires | Cell in the light is missing. The number of wires per 1 DM: a framework — from 24 to 200; duck — from 260 to 870 |
The diameter of the warp wires from 0.18 to 0.7, duck — from 0.12 to 0.4 | Heat treated low carbon steel (bright or black annealing) and high (bright annealing) wire. Copper wire, brass, phosphor bronze, Nickel, Monel |
For filtration, dehydration and drying | ||||||
Woven wire mesh twill weave filter unilateral (null cells) | Wire the bases located on certain distance from each other, are intertwined via two wires duck, located closely to each other. Cells in light are absent |
The same | Cells in light are absent. The number of wires per 1 DM: a framework — from 24 to 685; duck — from 290 to 6250 |
The diameter of the warp wires from 0.05 to 1.2, a duck, from 0,032 to 0.7 | Heat treated low carbon steel (bright or black annealing) and high (bright annealing, etched) wire. Copper wire, brass, phosphor bronze, Nickel, Monel |
The same | ||||||
Woven wire mesh twill weave double sided filter (with zero holes) | Wire the bases located on certain distance from each other, are interwoven alternately with two weft wires arranged close to each other. Cells in light are absent |
« | Cells in light are absent. The number of wires per 1 DM: a framework — from 24 to 200, the duck — from 260 to 1100 |
The diameter of the warp wires from 0.2 to 1.0, duck — from 0.14 to 0.6 | Heat treated low carbon steel (bright or black annealing) and high (bright annealing) wire. Copper wire, brass, phosphor bronze, Nickel, Monel |
« | ||||||
Woven wire mesh twill weave filter Diadkova (multiplex) | The strands of the framework are interwoven with weft strands closely. Strands of five or eight wires. Cells in light are absent |
The grid is characterized by the number of strands of warp and weft per 1 DM, the number of wires in the strands of warp and weft diameter and warp and weft | Cells in light are absent. The number of strands bases 1 DM — 140, the number of wires in the strands Foundation — 5; number of strands of a duck on 1 DM — 140, the number of wires in the strands weft — 8 |
The diameter of the wire strands of the framework — 0,18, wire strands duck and 0.12 | Wire made from Monel | To filter | ||||||
The braided mesh | ||||||||||||
Single woven mesh with square cells of flat spirals, the right (left) | Interlocking flat coils, which form a square cell | The grid is characterized by the width of the cell in light and diameter of the wire. For the size of the cell side in the world take the distance between the opposite wires that make up the cell |
From 10 to 100 | From 1.6 to 5.0 | Heat-treated low carbon steel (without coating, galvanized, plastic-coated) and high-alloy wire | For fencing, securing mining, separation of granular materials by size | ||||||
Braided single mesh with rhombic cells of flat spirals, the right (left) | Interlocking flat coils, forming a rhombic cell | The same | From 3.0 to 15.0 | From 1.0 to 3.0 | The same |
For fencing, securing mining, separation of granular materials by size, for conveyor dryers | ||||||
The mesh is double woven with a square cell, the right (left) | Plexus of flat spirals with an intermediate key, thereby forming a double mesh canvas |
The grid is characterized by the step of the main spiral and the diameter of the wire | The pitch of the helix is from 20 to 50 | From 1.0 to 3.6 | Steel heat-treated high-alloy wire | For conveyor dryers | ||||||
Mesh braided core sectional | Spirals connected by rods. The direction of the spirals alternating, right and left |
The grid is characterized by a helical pitch, diameter of spiral wires and rods | The helical pitch of 12 to 20 | Wire diameter of spirals — from 2.2 to 3.0, and rods from 2.5 to 3.0 |
The same | The same | ||||||
Braided tubular mesh made of round spirals | Interlocking circular spirals | The grid is characterized by an inner diameter of the spiral, the diameter of the wire of the spiral and helical pitch of |
The internal diameter of the helix is between 9.0 to 12.6, the pitch of the helix from 16,0 up to 21,0 | From 1.2 to 1.5 | Heat-treated carbon steel wire | For metal household beds | ||||||
The twisted wire mesh | ||||||||||||
Twisted wire mesh with hexagonal cells | The lay of wires intersecting at an angle of 120° | The grid is characterized by the size of the cell in light and diameter of the wire. For the cell size in the world take the distance between the opposite sides of the hexagon |
From 10.0 to 100.0 | From 0.5 to 2.0 | Heat treated low carbon steel (bright or black annealed, galvanized) and high (bright annealing) wire. Galvanized wire mesh in the canvas |
For fencing, of cell production in agriculture, glass reinforcement and heat insulation | ||||||
Twisted wire mesh with a trapezoidal cells | The lay of wires intersecting at an angle of 120°, with the third wire, forming the large base of the trapezoid | The same |
50,0 | 1,6 | Heat treated low carbon steel (black annealed, galvanized) wire. Galvanized wire mesh in the canvas |
For fencing, of cell production in agriculture | ||||||
Welded mesh | ||||||||||||
Welded wire mesh with square cells | Wire warp and weft in the places of intersection are welded | The grid is characterized by the width of the cell in light and diameter of the wire. For the size of the cell side in the world take the distance between adjacent wires or adjacent wires duck |
12.0 to 200.0 | From 0.5 to 9.0 | Low-carbon steel heat-treated (light and black annealing) and raw (uncoated) galvanized wire. Low-carbon cold-drawn wire periodic profile. Hot rolled low-alloy wire with periodic profile. Mesh, galvanized painting |
For glass reinforcement, manufacture ferro cement and reinforced concrete structures, cages agriculture | ||||||
Welded wire mesh with rectangular cells |
Wire warp and weft in the places of intersection are welded | The grid is characterized by the width of the cell in light and diameter of the wire. For the size of the cell side in the world take the distance between adjacent wires warp and weft wires of adjacent |
Between the wires of the basics — from 12.0 to 250,0, duck — 16.0 to 250,0 | From 0.5 to 9.0 | Thermally treated steel (bright or black annealing) and raw (uncoated and galvanized) low carbon, high alloy heat treated (bright annealed, etched) wire. Cold drawn and hot rolled low alloy low carbon wire periodic profile. Mesh, galvanized painting |
For cell production in agriculture, ferro cement and reinforced concrete structures | ||||||
Mesh slit of the grate shaped cross-section | ||||||||||||
Mesh slit of the grate shaped cross-section | Mesh made of individual grate shaped cross-section | The grid is characterized by the size of the gap in the light and a wire diameter of the workpiece. For the size of the gap in the world take the distance between adjacent grate bars |
The slot width is ranging from 0.09 to 20.0 | From 2.2 to 7.5 | Heat treated low carbon steel (black annealing) and high-alloy wire (bright annealing, etched). Brass wire |
For classification, dewatering, filtration and drying of the material | ||||||
Grid teams of the pre-deformed wireGrid teams of the pre-deformed wire | ||||||||||||
The grid is partially patterned with square cells | The warp wires (without slab) are intertwined with the previously corrugated wires duck | The grid is characterized by the width of the cell in light and diameter of the wire. For the size of the cell side in the world take the distance between adjacent wires or adjacent wires duck |
From 1.6 to 25.0 | From 0.9 to 4.5 | Steel heat-treated low carbon, heat-treated carbon and high-alloy (etched) wire | For the separation of granular materials by size | ||||||
Corrugated mesh with square cells | The warp wires and weft have the bending of the slab in the ground weave | The same | From 4.0 to 25.0 | From 1.6 to 6.0 | Steel heat-treated low carbon, carbon, alloyed and vysokoorganizovannaja wire |
The same | ||||||
Hard mesh-patterned with square cells | The warp wires and weft have additional bends of the corrugations | « | From 20,0 to 100.0 | From 5.0 to 10.0 | Low-carbon steel heat-treated, carbon and vysokoorganizovannaja wire |
« | ||||||
The partially corrugated mesh with rectangular cells | The warp wires (without slab) are interwoven with weft wires having bends of slab in the ground weave | The grid is characterized by the width of the cell in light and diameter of the wire. For the size of the cell side in the world take the distance between adjacent wires or adjacent wires duck |
Between the wires of the basics — from 0.7 to 2.5, duck — from 2.3 to 50.0 | From 0.5 to 1.8 | Steel thermally untreated and thermally treated (black annealing) and thermally processed low carbon high alloy (bright annealing) wire | To filter | ||||||
Corrugated mesh with rectangular cells | The warp wires and weft have the bending of the slab in the ground weave | The grid is characterized by the width of the cell in light and diameter of the wire. For the size of the cell side in the world take the distance between adjacent wires warp and weft wires of adjacent |
Between the wires of the basics — from 12,0 to 70,0, duck — from 6.0 to 9.0 | From 2.2 to 3.5 | Heat-treated high-alloy steel and carbon wire | To classify pellets of coal | ||||||
Stamped mesh wire with a square mesh | Transverse and longitudinal wire in the ground weave stamped to a depth equal to the diameter of the wire | The grid is characterized by the width of the cell in light and diameter of the wire. For the size of the cell side in the world take the distance between adjacent cross wires or longitudinal wires adjacent |
From 10.0 to 70.0 | From 3.0 to 12.0 | Carbon steel wire | For the separation of granular materials by size | ||||||
A grid of stamped wire slit | Every wire strands transverse wires interwoven with a single longitudinal wires. In the places of intersection of the longitudinal wire stamped, and have a transverse bending of the slab |
The grid is characterized by the width of the cell in light and diameter of the wire. For the size of the cell side in the world take the distance between adjacent strands of the transverse wires and between the adjacent longitudinal wires |
Gap width from 1.25 to 10.0, the length of the slit is from 25.0 to 100.0 | From 1.0 to 3.5 | Carbon steel wire | For the separation of granular materials by size |
(Changed edition, Rev. N 1).