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Section 1900<br />

Structural Steel<br />

All structural steel members and parts shall have straight edges and blunt surfaces. If<br />

necessary, they shall be straightened or flattened by pressure unless they are required to<br />

be of curvilinear forms. They shall also be free from twist. Pressure applied for straightening<br />

or flattening shall be such as would not injure the materials. Hammering shall not be<br />

permitted. Adjacent surfaces or edges shall be in close contact or at uniform distance<br />

throughout.<br />

The Contractor shall submit his programme of work to the Engineer for his approval at<br />

least 15 days before the commencement of fabrication. This programme shall include the<br />

proposed system of identification and erection marks together with complete details of<br />

fabrication and welding procedures.<br />

The Contractor shall prepare shop drawings for fabricating any member and obtain approval<br />

of the Engineer before the start of work. Complete information regarding the location,<br />

type, size and extent of all welds shall be clearly shown on the shop drawings. These<br />

drawings shall distinguish between shop and field welds.<br />

1904.2 Preparation of Edges and Ends<br />

All structural steel-parts, where required, shall be sheared, cropped, sawn or flame cut<br />

and ground accurately to the required dimension and shape.<br />

End/edge planning and cutting shall be done by any one of the following prescribed methods<br />

or left as rolled :<br />

a) Shearing, cropping, sawing, machining, machine flame cutting.<br />

b) Hand flame cutting with subsequent grinding to a smooth edge.<br />

c) Sheared edges of plate not more that 16 mm thick with subsequent<br />

grinding to smooth profile, which are for secondary use such as<br />

stiffeners and gussets.<br />

If ends of stiffeners are required to be fitted, they shall be ground, so that the maximum gap<br />

over 60 percent of the contact area does not exceed 0.25 mm.<br />

Where flame cutting or shearing is used, at least one of the following requirements shall be<br />

satisfied.<br />

a) The cut edge is not subjected to applied stress.<br />

b) The edge is incorporated in weld.<br />

c) The hardness of cut edge does not exceed 350 HV30.<br />

d) The material is removed from edge to the extent of 2 mm or minimum<br />

necessary, so that the hardness is less than 350 HV 30.<br />

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