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BRITISH STANDARD BS 3416:1991
Reprinted,
incorporating
Amendment No. 1
Specification for
Bitumen-based
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BS 3416
3416:19
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Aluminium Federation
Aluminium Finishing Association
Aluminium Window Association
British Railways Board
British Telecommunications plc
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BS 3416:1991
Contents
Page
Committees responsible Inside front cover
Foreword ii
1 Scope 1
2 Definitions 1
3 Classification 1
4 Sampling 1
5 Flash point 1
6 Drying and over-coating times 1
7 Finish 1
8 Protection against corrosion 2
9 Bend resistance 2
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BS 3416
3416:19
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Foreword
This British Standard was prepared under the direction of the Pigments, Paints
and Varnishes Standards Policy Committee. It supersedes BS 3416:1988, which
is withdrawn.
This edition introduces technical changes but it does not reflect a full review or
revision of the standard, which will be undertaken in due course.
The main technical changes are:
a) introduction of separate immersion periods for type 1 and type 2 materials;
b) a change in the size of the panel used in Appendix B.
NOTE Differences
Differences in the text
text between this
this edition
edition and BS 3416:198
3416:1988
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indicated by a line in the
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margin.
This edition includes provisions to satisfy the requirements of
EEC Directive 80/778/EEC “The quality of water intended for human
consumption” which specifies admissible concentrations and guide levels for a
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BS 3416:1
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1 Scope 3 Classification
This British Standard specifies performance and 3.1 Bitumen-based coatings shall be classified into
marking requirements for a range of bitumen-based two types as follows.
solvent-borne coatings. It covers coatings for cold a) Type 1, without fillers.
application by either brushing, spraying, rolling or
b) Type 2, with fillers.
dipping processes intended to give a coat for the
corrosion protection and water-proofing of 3.2 Each type shall be further sub-classified as
substrates including iron and steel. follows.
Two types, each with three classes, are included. All a) Class A, using white spirit complying with
of these give films that are suitable for use on BS 245 as the carrier.
potable water tanks and cisterns as well as for b) Class B, using either a solvent other than
general applications. white spirit, or a solvent mixture with a flash
I The level of gloss of the finished film is not specified point of or above
above 21 °C and below
below 32 °C as the
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coatings are neither
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intended to c) Class C, using either a solvent other than white
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Guidance on the use use of bitumen
bitumen-based
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coatings is 4 Sampling
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Publication(s) referred to
BS 245, Specification for mineral solvents (white spirit and related hydrocarbon solvents) for paints and
other purposes.
BS 2015, Glossary of paint terms.
BS 2523, Specification for lead-based priming paints.
BS 3761, Specification for solvent-based paint remover.
BS 3900, Methods of test for paints.
BS 3900-A1, Sampling.
BS 3900-A3, Standard panels for paint testing.
BS 3900-A8, Test for flash /no flash (closed cup equilibrium method).
BS 3900-A13, Test for flash /no flash (rapid equilibrium method).
BS 3900-C2, Surface-drying test (ballotini method).
I BS 3900-E1, Bend test (cylindrical mandrel).
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