BS AU 50-4.5.1:1995
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Tyres and wheels. Rim profiles and dimensions. Industrial vehicle rims Specification for rim profiles and dimensions for code-designated series tyres
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English
15-04-1995
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Foreword
1 Scope
2 References
3 Definitions
4 Designation and marking
5 Rim profiles
Annex
A (normative) Ball tape and mandrel dimensions for
verifying specified rim diameter
Figures
1 Rims with 5 degree tapered bead seat
2 Divided rims
3 Flat base rims
4 Drop-centre 15 degree tapered rims for normal base
tyres
A.1 Use of ball tape to measure rim circumference
Tables
1 Rims with 5 degree tapered bead seat rims: contour
dimensions
2 Rims with 5 degree tapered bead seat: size
programme
3 Divided rims: rim contour dimensions
4 Divided rims: size programme
5 Flat base rims: rim contour dimensions
6 Flat base rims: size programme
7 Drop-centre 15 degree tapered rims for normal base
tyres: rim contour dimensions
8 Drop-centre 15 degree tapered rims for normal base
tyres: size programme
A.1 Ball tape and mandrel dimensions
List of references
Specifies contours and dimensions of rims for use with code-designated series tyres used on industrial vehicles. Also gives detailed tables and diagrams.
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AUE/4
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| DevelopmentNote |
Supersedes 94/702520 DC (11/2005) Reviewed and confirmed by BSI, October 2012. (09/2012)
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| DocumentType |
Standard
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| Pages |
16
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| PublisherName |
British Standards Institution
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| Status |
Current
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| Supersedes |
This Subsection of BS AU 50-4 specifies contours and dimensions of rims for use with code-designated series tyres used on industrial vehicles. Requirements for such tyres are specified in BS AU 50-1.5.1:1994. Requirements for rim construction and workmanship are specified in BS AU 50-2.0:1979.
SAFETY NOTE. The wheel manufacturer should also be consulted to determine whether the rim and wheel is of sufficient strength for the intended service. In particular, care should be taken to ensure that the wheel will withstand the maximum pressure of any tyre that can be fitted in accordance with BS AU 50-1.5.1:1994. This pressure may exceed 1 000 kPa (10 bar) for both diagonal and radial tyres.
| BS AU 50-1.5.1:1994 | Tyres and wheels. Tyres. Industrial vehicle tyres Specification for code-designated series tyres |
| BS AU50-2.0(1979) : AMD 8365 | GENERAL (INCLUDING TERMS & DEFINITIONS & CONSTRUCTION & WORKMANSHIP) |
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