TS 4816
Copper and Copper Alloys- Terms and Definitions- Unwrought Products (Refinery Shapes)
This standard covers terms and definitions of unwrought refinery product shapes of copper and copper alloys.
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TS 4816 is a terminology standard for the terms and definitions used for unwrought refinery shapes of copper and copper alloys. Standards of this kind support consistent naming in production, trade, technical documentation, and material identification; the focus is on what each form is called, not on how it is manufactured.
What refinery shapes mean in copper metallurgy
Copper and copper alloys are widely used because of their electrical conductivity, formability, and corrosion resistance. The phrase “unwrought refinery shapes” refers to intermediate forms that have not yet become finished end products, but serve as feedstock for later processing such as casting, rolling, extrusion, or further shaping. Clear terminology helps distinguish and classify forms such as bars, slabs, strips, billets, or other semi-finished product shapes in a consistent way.
Why this vocabulary matters
- Aligns the technical language used for copper and copper alloys.
- Standardizes the naming and definition of unwrought refinery shapes.
- Reduces ambiguity in supply, manufacturing, and inspection records.
- Published as an equivalent of ISO 197-2:1983.
- Publication Date: 25.04.1986
- Standard Status: U (Yürürlükteki Standard/Standard)
- Publisher: TSE
- Document Language: tr
- ICS Classification: 01.040.77 Metalurji (Terimler); 77.120.30 Bakır ve Bakır Alaşımları
- Pages: 3
- Source Standard: ISO 197-2:1983
- International Equivalents: ISO 197-2 (1983)--; ISO 197-2:1983 EQV--
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