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Steel wires for the prestressing of concrete

Steel wires for prestressed concrete main implementation of national standards GB/T5223-2014.strand Executive GB/T5224-2003 standard,American standard ASMA416,ASTMA421,British Standard BS5896,Japanese Standard JlSG3536,international standards IS06934,the European standard EN10138 or consultation by the two sides agreed to supply the technology, the following main specifications for the products and technical parameters.
  • Commodity name: Steel wires for the prestressing of concrete

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  • Steel wires for prestressed concrete main implementation of national standards GB/T5223-2014.strand Executive GB/T5224-2003 standard,American standard ASMA416,ASTMA421,British Standard BS5896,Japanese Standard JlSG3536,international standards IS06934,the European standard EN10138 or consultation by the two sides agreed to supply the technology, the following main specifications for the products and technical parameters.

    This product is mainly used for prestressde and post-tensioning tech-nology in big,medium and small sized of various shapes of PC structures,and widely used for civil engineering construction of large scale railroad,high-way bridges,buildings trusses,overhead crane besms industrial and civil prefabricated concrete floor,wall board,tubular piles,powers and nuclear power station,etc.

    Steel wire with plane surface size and Tolerance each meter reference quality《GB/T5223-2014》

    Nominal diameter
    dn/mm
    Diameter allowable deviation
    /mm
    Nominal cross-sectional area
    Sn/mm²
    Reference mass per meter
    /(g/m)
    3.00 ±0.04 7.07 55.5
    4.00 12.57 98.6
    5.00 ±0.05 19.63 154
    6.00 28.27 222
    6.25 30.68 241
    7.00 38.48 302
    8.00 ±0.06 50.26 394
    9.00 63.62 499
    10.00 78.54 616
    12.00 113.1 888

    PC Steel wire with spiral ribs size and Tolerance《GB/T5223-2014》

    Nominal diameter
    dn/mm
    Spiral rib
    Quantity/piece
    Base circle size Outer wheel profile dimensions Single auxiliary size Spiral rib lead
    C/mm
    Base diameter
    D1/mm
    Allowable deviation
    /mm
    Outer contour diameter
    D/mm
    Allowable deviation
    /mm
    width
    a/mm
    4.00 4 3.85 ±0.05 4.25 ±0.05 0.90-4.30 24-30
    4.80 4 4.60 5.10 1.30-1.70 28-36
    5.00 4 4.80 5.30
    6.00 4 5.80 6.30 1.60-2.00 30-38
    6.25 4 6.00 7.70 30-40
    7.00 4 6.73 7.46 ±0.10 1.80-2.20 35-45
    8.00 4 7.75 8.45 2.00-2.40 40-50
    9.00 4 8.75 9.45 2.10-2.70 42-52
    10.00 4 9.75 10.45 2.50-3.00 45-58

     

    Elimination of stress-ray circular and spiral rib steel mechanical properties《GB/T5223--2014》

    Nominal diameter
    dn/mm
    tensile strength
    σb/MPa
    Not less than
    Non proportional regulation
    Elongation stress
    σp0.2/MPa
    Not less than
    Total under maximum force
    elongation
    (Lo=200mm)
    Bending frequency/
    (Times/180 °)
    Not less than
    bending radius
    R/mm
         
    The initial stress is equivalent to the percentage of the nominal tensile strength,% After 1000 hoursStress relaxation rater1%
    Not greater than
    WLR WNR   WLR WNR
    3.00 1470
    1570
    1670
    1770
    1860
    1290
    1380
    1470
    1560
    1640
    1250
    1330
    1410
    1500
    1580
    3.5 3 10 60



    70



    80
    1.0



    2.0



    4.5
    4.5



    8



    12
    4.00 4 15
    5.00
    6.00 1470
    1570
    1670
    1770
    1290
    1380
    1470
    1560
    1250
    1330
    1410
    1500
    4 15
    6.25 4 20
    7.00 4 20
    8.00 1470
    1570
    1290
    1380
    1250
    1330
    4 20
    9.00 4 25
    10.00 1470 1290 1250 4 25
    12.00 4 30

    Shape and size of two sides indented P.C.wire

    d h a b R
    Nominal
    diameter
    Tolerance Nominal
    size
    Tolerance Nominal
    size
    Tolerance Nominal
    size
    Tolerance Nominal
    size
    Tolerance
    5.00 ±0.05 4.60 ±0.50 3.50 ±0.50 3.50 ±0.50 3.50 ±0.50
    7.00 6.60

     

    GB/T 5223-2003

    Type
     
    Nominal
    Diameter
    mm
    Nomina
    Area
    mm ²
    Nomina
    Tensile
    Strength
    Not less than
    MPa
    Min.Strength
    at 0.2% Non-
    proportiona
    Extension
    Not less than MPa
    Elongation
    ar Max.Load
    (L0=200mm)
    No less than
    Perverse bend
    L0≥500mm
    Relaxation
    WLR WNR Bend
    Times
    Not less than
    (Times/180 °)
    Bend
    Radius
    mm
    nitial
    Load
    Nomina
    Tensile
    Strength
    1000h Value
    no more than
    WLR WNR
    Smooth
    indented
    helica
    rib
     
    4.00 12.57 1470
    1570
    1670
    1770
    1860
    1290
    1380
    1470
    1560
    1640
    1250
    1330
    1410
    1500
    1580
    3.5% 3 10 60%

    70%

    80%
    1.0%

    2.5%

    4.5
    4.5%

    8%

    12%
    4.80 18.10 4 15
    5.00 19.63
    6.00 28.27 1470
    1570
    1670
    1770
    1290
    1380
    1470
    1560
    1250
    1330
    1410
    1500
    6.25 30.68 20
    7.00 38.48
    8.00 50.26 1470
    1570
    1290
    1380
    1250
    1330
    9.00 63.62 25
    10.00 78.54 1470 1290 1250
    12.0 113.1 30

     

    AS 1310-1987

    Type Nominal
    Diameter
    mm
    Tolerange
    mm
    Range of
    Tensile
    Strength
    Not less thanMPa
    Min
    Strength at
    0.2%Non-
    proportional
    Extension
    Not less thanMPa
    Min
    Elongation
    after fracture
    L0=250mm

    Perverse bend

    L≥500mm

    Relaxation
    Min Max Bend
    Times
    Not less than
    (Times/180 °)
    Bend
    Radius
    mm
      Initial
    Strength
    Nominal
    Min
    Tensile
    Strength
    1000h Value
    no more than
    Normal Low
    Cold
    drawn
    wire
    2.0 ±0.025 2000
    1850
    2250
    2100
    75% Min.
    Tensile
    Strength
    1.5% ****** ****** ****** ****** ******
    2.5
    Round
    wire and
    indented
    wire
    3.0 ±0.005 1700
    1850
    1700
    1550
    1700
    1550
    1620
    1700
    1950
    2100
    1950
    18000
    1950
    1800
    1870
    1950
    85% Min.
    Tenslle
    Strength
    2.5% All the
    wire 3
    times
    without
    fracture
    10 70%

    80%
    6.5%

    8.5%
    2.0%

    3.0%
    3.0 10
    4.0 3.5% 10
    5.0 15
    5.0 15
    7.0 20
    7.0 20
    7.0 20
    8.0 ±0,075 1450
    1550
    1700
    1800
    25
    8.0 25

     

    ASTM   A421-1998

    Nominal
    Diameter
    Min
    Tenslle Strength
    MPa
    Min.Strength at 1%Extenslon
    Not less than MPa
    Min.
    Elongation
    L₀=250mm
    Relaxation
    in mm Type
    BA
    MPa
    Type
    WA
    MPa
    Type
    BA
    MPa
    Type
    WA
    MPa
    Initial Strength
    Nominal Min
    Tensile Strength
    1000h Value
    no more than
    Normal
    0.192 4.88 - 1725 - 1465 4.0% 70%

    80%
    2.5%

    3.5%
    0.196 4.98 1655 1725 1407 1465
    0.250 6.35 1655 1655 1407 1407
    0.276 7.01 1620 1620 1377 1377

     BS  5896-1980

    Nominal
    Diameter
    mm
    Nominal
    Tensile
    Strengt
    MPa
    Nominal
    Area
    mm²
    Min.
    Breaking
    Load
    kN
    Load
    at 1%
    Elongation
    kN
    Min.
    Elongation
    at Max
    Load
    L0.200mm
    Ductility Test Relaxation
    Reverse Bends Initial
    Load
    Actual
    Breaking
    Load
    1000h Value
    No more than
    Bends Times
    Not less than (times/180 °)
    Bend Radius
    mm
    Relax
    Class
    1
    Relax
    Class
    2
    7
    7
    1570
    1670
    38.5 60.4
    64.3
    51.3
    54.3
    3.5% 4 times for
    smooth
    wires

    3 times for
    indented
    wires
    20 60%

    70%

    80%
    4.5%

    8%

    125
    1.0%

    2.5%

    4.5%
    6
    6
    1670
    1770
    28.3 47.3
    50.1
    40.2
    42.6
    15
    5 5 1670
    1770
    19.6 32.7
    34.7
    21.8
    29.5
    15
    4.5 1620 15.9 25.8 21.9 15
    4
    4
    1670
    1670
    12.6 21.3
    22.3
    17.9
    19.0
    10

    JIS G 3536-1994 

    Type Nominal
    Diameter
    mm
    Diameter
    Tolerance
    mm
    Min.
    Breaking
    Load
    kN
    Min.Load at 0.2%
    Non-proportional
    Extension
    kN
    Min.Elongation
    L₀-100mm
    %
    Relaxation
    Initial Load
    Nominal
    Breaking Load
    1000h Value no
    more than
    Normal Low
    SWPR1AN
    SWPR1AL
    SWPD1N
    SWPD1L
    2.9 ±0.03 12.7 11.3 3.5 70% 8.0% 2.5%
    4 ±0.04 21.1 18.60
    5 ±0.05 31.9 27.90 4.0
    6 44.1 38.70
    7 58.3 51.00 4.5
    8 ±0.06 74.0 64.20
    9 90.2 78.00
    SWPR1BN 5 ±0.05 33.8 29.90 4.0
    7 62.3 54.90 4.5
    8 ±0.06 78.9 69.10

    PC WIRE-Low Relaxation 

    STANDARD Gade
    (Mpe)
    Diameter (mm) Nomi
    nal
    Area
    (mm²)
    Weight (kgk) Breaking Load
    (min)
    (kN)
    Yield Load (min)(kN) Indented
    Deph
    (mm)
    Elogatio
    n(%)
    Reverse Bend
    (times)
    Staightness
    mm.
    Relaxation at 1000 Hr.(%mm)
    lnitial Load (%)
    Norminal Dia Nomind Tolerince 0.1% 0.2% 0.3% 60 70    80
    JIS G3536-1999 SWPDIL
    Deformed
    SWPRILR
    ound
    4.00
    5.00
    6.00
    7.00
    8.00
    9.00
    ±0.04 12.57 98.7   21.1   18.6     ≥3.5
    ≥4.0
    ≥4.0
    ≥4.5
          ≤2.5 II  
    ±0.05 9.64 154.0 31.9 27.9
    ±0.05 28.27 222.0 44.1 38.7
    ±0.05 38.48 302.0 58.3 51.0
    ±0.05 50.27 395.0 74.0 64.2 ≥4.5
    ±0.06 63.62 499.0 90.2 78.0 ≥4.5
    BS5896-1980 1770 4.00 ±0.04 12.6 98.9 ±2.0 22.3 18.5   19.0 0.07-0.17 ≥3.5 4 for Plain
    wig.3 for
    Indented wire
    Not exceed
    30 mm,Over
    lmgth 1 m
    ≤1.0
    (A)
    ≤2.5 II ≤4.5 II
    1670 4.00 40.04 12.6 98.9 ±2.0 21.0 17.5   17.9 0.07-0.17
    1620 4.50 ±0.05 15.9 125.0 ±2.7 25.8 21.4   21.9 0.07-0.17
    1860 5.00 ±40.05 19.6 154.0 ±3.1 36.5 30.3   31.0 0.07-0.17
    1770 5.00 ±40.05 19.6 154.0 ±3.1 34.7 28.8   29.5 0.07-0.17
    1670 5.00 ±10.05 19.6 154.0 ±3.1 32.7 27.2   21.8 0.07-0.17
    1770 6.00 ±0.05 28.3 222.0 ±3.7 50.1 41.6   42.6 0.10-0.20
    1670 6.00 ±40.05 28.3 222.0 ±3.7 47.3 39.3   40.2 0.10-0.20
    1670 7.00 ±40.05 38.5 302.0 ±4.3 64.3 53.4   54.7 0.10-0.20
    1570 7.00 ±0.05 38.5 302.0 ±4.3 60.4 50.1   51.3 0.10-0.20
    AS/NZS 4672-
    2007
    1770 4.00   12.6 98.9 ±2.0 22.3 18.5 19.0     ≥3.5 4 for Plain
    wire.3 for
    Indented wire
    Not exceed
    25 mm,Over
    length 1 m
        ≤3.0 II
    1770 5.00   19.6 154.0 ±3.1 34.7 28.8 29.5
    1670 5.00   9.6 154.0 ±3.1 32.7 27.2 27.8
    670 6.00   28.3 222.0 ±3.7 47.3 39.3 40.2
    670 7.00   38.5 302.0 ±4.3 64.3 50.1 51.3
    1570 8.00   50.3 395.0 ±5.9 79.0 65.6 67.1
    470 9.00   63.6 499.0 ±7,2 93.5 74.8 76.7
    EN10138-2004 Y1860C 4.00   12.6 98.4 ±2.0 23.4 20.8     0.06-0.13
    0.06-0.13
    0.06-0.13
    ≥3.5 4 for Plain
    wire.3 for
    ndented wire
    Not exceed
    25 mm,Over
    lngth 1 m
        ≤4.5 I
    W1770C 4.00   12.6 98.4 ±2.0 22.3 19.6
    Y1770C 5.00   19.6 153.1 ±3.1 34.7 30.5
    Y1670C 5.00   19.6 153.1 ±3.1 32.7 28.8 0.06-0.13
    Y1770C 6.00   28.3 221.0 ±4.4 50.1 44.1 0.09-0.16
    Y1670C 6.00   28.3 221.0 ±4.4 47.3 41.6 0.09-0.16
    0.09-0.16
    0.09-0.16
    Y1670C 7.00   38.5 300.7 ±6.0 64.3 56.6
    Y1570C 7.00   38.5 300.7 ±6.0 60.4 53.2
    ASTM A421-
    2005
    WA 4.98 ±0.0
    5
    19.48 152.9   33.60     28.54   ≥4.0   Not exceed 3
    nch,Over
    length 60
    inch
        ≤3.5 II
    6.35 31.67 248.6 52.41 44.56
    7.01 38.59 302.9 62.52 53.14
    BA 4.98 19.48 152.9 32.24 27.41
    44.56
    53.14
    6.35 31.67 248.6 52.41
    7.01 38.59 302.9 62.52

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