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<strong>Steel</strong> <strong>Designers</strong>' <strong>Manual</strong> - 6th Edition (2003)<br />

1072 European standards for structural steels<br />

European standards for structural steels<br />

Introduction<br />

As part of the exercise towards the removal of technical barriers to trade, the European<br />

Committee for Iron and <strong>Steel</strong> Standardization (ECISS) has prepared a series<br />

of European Standards (ENs) for structural steels. The first of these standards, EN<br />

10025, was published in the UK by BSI as BS EN 10025: 1990, partly superseding BS<br />

4360: 1986, which was re-issued as BS 4360: 1990. In 1993, a second edition of BS EN<br />

10025 was made available together with BS EN 10113: Parts 1, 2 and 3 and BS EN<br />

10155. In June 1994, BS EN 10210: Part 1 was published and at the same time BS 4360<br />

was officially withdrawn.The balance of the BS 4360 steels not affected by these ENs<br />

were re-issued in new British Standards BS 7613 and BS 7668. In 1996, with the<br />

publication of BS EN 10137, BS 7613 was withdrawn. BS 7668 will remain until an<br />

EN for atmospheric corrosion resistant hollow sections is available.<br />

Designation systems<br />

The designation systems used in the EN are in accordance with EN 10027: Parts 1<br />

and 2, together with ECISS Information Circular IC 10 (published by BSI as DD<br />

214). These designations are totally different from the familiar BS 4360 designations:<br />

therefore, the following is intended to help users understand them.<br />

Table 1 European and British Standards which have superseded BS 4360<br />

Standard Superseded BS 4360 grades<br />

BS EN 10025: 1993 40 A, B, C, D; 43 A, B, C, D; 50 A, B, C, D, DD<br />

BS EN 10113: Parts 1, 2 & 3: 1993 40 DD, E, EE; 43 DD, E, EE; 50 E, EE; 55 C, EE<br />

BS EN 10137: Parts 1, 2 & 3: 1996 50 F and 55 F<br />

BS EN 10155: 1993 WR 50 A, B, C<br />

BS EN 10210: Part 1: 1994 Hot-finished structural hollow section grades – excluding<br />

weather resistant grades<br />

BS 7668: 1994 Hot-finished weather resistant hollow section grades

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