
6-7
3. Limits
3-1. Scratch
Width(mm) Allowable Length(mm)(Zone A + Zone B)
0.16
~
reject
0.11
~
0.15
13
0.06
~
0.10
26
~
0.05
unlimited
NOTE 1: Even though width of scratch is more than 0.16mm, regard scratch whose contrast is weak
extremely as stain and apply standard of 3.2.
NOTE 2: Do not recognize flaws which injures goods prices though it is not especially stipulated as for zone C.
3-2. Opaque flaws ( ex. Stain ) and coating peeling
Do not apply the following standard to zone C.
Classify flaws by contrast and judge it by size.
Definition of a contrast
High contrast :The foreign substance which shuts off light from fluorescence surface
Middle contrast :A semitransparent foreign substance and stain
(Ex. coating material which has been changed )
Low contrast :stain and dust which do not reflect light from fluorescence surface and can be
distinguished by its appearance
Standard
Allowable Length
Average diameter classified by a contrast Allowable number (mm)
NOTE 4 (mm) NOTE 3
High contrast Middle contrast Low contrast zone A zone B
~
0.10
~
0.20
~
0.50
Rejected Rejected -
0.11
~
0.25 0.21
~
0.50 0.51
~
1.25 2
[
4
]
4
[
5
]
20
0.26
~
0.50 0.51
~
1.00 1.26
~
2.50 1
[
4
]
2
[
4
]
40
0.51
~
0.75 1.01
~
1.50 2.51
~
3.75 0
[
4
]
1
[
4
]
80
NOTE 1: A number inside brackets show allowable number of Low contrast. However, it is based on
the following tables as for the total number of a low contrastive fault.
NOTE 2: If a defect has different contrast’s one in it, shall be judged by higher contrast’s
specification.
NOTE 3: Allowable length between the different class is applied on size standard.
NOTE 4: Convert (a+b)/2 or a/20 + 2b small value into average diameter. (a: length, b: width)
total number of a low contrast flaws zone A zone B
Standard classified by zones 6 8
Total ( zone A + zone B ) 10
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