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IS 14263 (1995): Tapers for Agricultural Pumping Systems

[MED 20: Pumps]

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 IS 14263:1995
( Reaffirmed 2005 )

Indian Standard
TAPERS FOR AGRICULTURAL
PUMPING SYSTEMS — SPECIFICATION

UDC 621.643.412:631.347

~ BIS 1995

BUREAU OF INDIAN STANDARDS

MANAK BHAVAN, 9 BAHADUR SHAH ZAFAR MARG
NEW DELHI 110002

hme 1995 Price Group 3

Pumps Sectional Committee, HMD 20

FOREWORD

This Indian Standard was adopted by the Bureau of Indian Standards, after the draft finalized by the Pumps I
Sectional Committee had been approved by the Heavy Mechanical Engineering Division Council.

It has been recognised in IS 10804: 1994 ‘Recommended pumping system for agricultural purposes
(second revision)’ that the suction and delivery pipes should be properly sized for the pumping systems to
be energy efficient. Tapers are used in pumping systems when the size of the suction piping or delivery
piping is different than the suction or delivery size of the pump. To avoid entrapment of air in suction
piping the flow cross section of the two ends are eccentric with reference to each other. The conical tapers
for delivery piping have co-axial (concentric) flow cross section at the two ends.
I
Details of tapers were earlier covered in IS 10804: 1994. It was recognized by the Pump Sectional
Committee that tapers are distinctive items and frictional losses across the tapers to be regulated by
standardization of the design dimensions in a separate product specification. Hence tapers were deleted
from revised IS 10804. This standard is prepared incorporating relevant details from IS 1538:1976
‘Specification for cast iron fittings for pressure pipes for water, gas and sewage (second revision)’.

For the purpose of deciding whether a particular requirement of this standard is complied with, the final
value, observed or calculated, expressing the result of a test or analysis, shall be rounded off in accordance
with IS 2: 1960 ‘Rules for rounding off numerical values (revised)’. The number of significant places
retained in the rounded off value should be the same as that of the specified value in this standard.

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Indian Standard
TAPERS FOR AGRICULTURAL
I
PUMPING SYSTEMS — SPECIFICATION
1 SCOPE
This standard lays down the requirements for
the tapers used in agricultural pumping systems.
This standard covers the cast iron tapers used both
in the suction and delivery sides. The tapers used in
the suction side are eccentric tapers and in the
delivery side are concentric tapers.
For connecting to the flanges of the pump end of
the adjoining piping, the tapers may have either
flanged ends or have socket-ends.
2 REFERENCES
The following Indian Standards are necessary ad-
juncts to this standard:
IS No. Title
210:1993 Grey iron castings @urth revision)
1538:1976 Cast iron fittings for pressure pipes
for water, gas and sewage (second
revision)
6418:1971 Cast iron and malleable cast iron
flanges for general engineering
purposes
10804:1994 Recommended pumping system
for agricultural purposes (second
revision)
10805:1986 Foot-valves, reflux valves or non-
return valves and bore valves to be
used in suction lines of agricultural
pumping systems @rst revision)
3 MATERIAL OF CONSTRUCTION
The tapers shall be made of grey cast iron conform-
ing to Grade FG 200 minimum of IS 210:1993.
4 DIMENSIONS
4.1 Dimensions for Eccentric Tapers and
Concentric Tapers
The dimensions for the eccentric tapers shall con-
form to those given in Table 1 and the dimensions
for the concentric tapers shall conform to those
given in Tables 2 and 3,
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IS 14263:1995
4.2 Dimensions for Flanged Ends
The dimensions of the flanged ends, appropriate to
the size DN or dn shown in Tables 1 and 2, are
recommended as per rating PN 1.0 of IS 6418:1971
or IS 10805:1986. However, different pattern of
dimensions to match the adjoining connections are
permitted.
4.3 Dimensions for Socket Ends
The dimensions of the socket ends, both on the
eccentric and the concentric tapers shall, unless
otherwise agreed to between the users and the
manufacturers, conform to those specified in
IS 1538:1976, appropriate to the size ZW or dn,
shown in Tables 1 and 3.
5 TESTING AND INSPECTION
5.1 Hydrostatic Pressure Testing
5.1.1 The accentrictapers used in suction side shall
not reveal any leakage or sweating, when subjected
to a hydrostatic test pressure of 0.2 MPa for 5
minutes.
5.1.2 The concentric tapers used in delivery side
shall not reveal any leakage or sweating, when sub-
jected to a hydrostatic test pressure of 1 MPa for 5
minutes.
5.2 Dimensions and Finish
a) The tapers shall conform to the dimen-
sional requirements specified in 4, within
the limits of tolerances specified in IS
6418: 1971 or IS 10805 : 1986 for the
dimensions of the flanged ends or IS
1538: 1976 for the dimensions of the
socket ends.
b) For facilitating good gasketting, the
gasket-surfaces of the flanged ends shall
have a surface finish of 125 rms maximum.
6 PAINTING
The tapers shall be given a coating of tar or of a rust
preventive paint. The coating shall however cover
all tlte as-cast surfaces only.
 Table 1 Dimensions for Eccentric Tapers B
(Clauses 4.1,4.2 and4.3) #
R
All dimensionsin millimetres. m
u
..

II 12
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13
.
t I
+
N
ECCENTRIC DOUBLE FLANGED TAPERS

ODN

ECCENTRIC DOUBLE SOCKET TAPERS

 Large Diameter SmalI Diameter
Nominal Size
DNx dn DN ei 1, dn e2 1, 12 1

40x 25 40 9.0 39.0 25 9.00 37.5 85.0 161.5

50X 40 50 9.5 40.0 40 9.00 39.0 57.0 136.0
50x 25 50 9.5 40,0 25 9.00 37.5 142.0 219.5
65x 50 65 9.5 41.5 50 9.50 40.0 85.0 166.5
65x 40 65 9.5 41.5 40 9.00 39.0 142.0 222.5
80x 65 80 10.0 43.0 65 9.50 41.5 85.0 169.5
80x 50 80 10.0 43.0 50 9.50 40.0 170.0 253.0
80x 40 80 10.0 43.0 40 9.CO 39.0 227.0 309.0
100x 80 100 10.5 45.0 80 10.00 43.0 113.5 201.5
100X 65 100 10.5 45.0 65 9.5 41.5 198.5 285.0
Ioox 50 100 10.5 45.0 50 9,5 40.0 283.5 368.5
125x 100 125 11.0 47.5 100 10.5 45.0 142.0 234.5
125x 80 125 11.0 47.5 80 10.0 43.0 255.0 345.5
125x 65 125 11.0 47.5 65 9.5 41.5 340.0 429.0
125x 50 125 11.0 47.5 50 9.5 40.0 425.5 513.0
150x 125 150 12.0 50.0 125 11.0 47.5 142.0 239.5
150X 100 150 12.0 50.0 100 10.5 45.0 283.5 378.5
150x 80 150 12.0 50.0 80 10.0 43.0 397.0 490.0

NOTES
1 Thevalues ofe, ande2have been calculated fromthe follotingrelationship and rounded up

e,= ~ (7+0.02 DN); ez = : (7+ 0.02dn)

.2 Thevalues ofl, and12havebeen calculated bythefolloting relationship

1,= 35+ 0.1 DN; /2= 35+ 0.1 dn.
3 The pertinent flangedimensionsas per IS 6418:1971, ..
u

4 d 5 10°.
IS 14263:1995

Tab1e2 Double FlangedTapers

(Clauses 4.1 and 4.2)
All dimensions in millimetres.

11 = 35 + 0.1 DN

[2 = 35+0.1 G%

el = ~ (7 -F 0.02DN)

ez =
~ (7+ 0.02 ah)

11 13 1=
I*
I

Large Diameter Small Diameter Mass

(Approx)
Nominal DN el [1 ‘ah e2 l’2 I kg
size
DNxdn

100 X 80 100 10.5 45 80 10.0 43 112 200 12

125 X 80 125 11.1 47.5 80 10.0 43 309.5 400 20

125 x1OO 125 11.1 47.5 100 10.5 45 307.5 400 22

150 X 80 150 11.7 50 80 10.0 43 307 400 23

150 Xloo 150 11.7 50 100 10.5 45 305 400 25
150 x125 150 11.7 50 125 11.1 47.5 302.5 400 27

200 x 100 200 12.8 55 100 10.5 45 300 400 31

200 X 125 200 12.8 55 125 11.1 47.5 297.5 400 34
200 X150 200 12.8 55 150 11.7 50 295 400 37

250 X 125 250 14.0 60 125 11.1 47.5 292.5 400 41

200 X150 250 14.0 60 150 11,7 50 290 400 44
200 X200 250 14.0 60 200 12.8 55 285 400 50
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IS 14263:1995

Table 3 Double Socket Tapers

(Clauses 4.1 and 4.3)
All dimensionsin millimetres.

el
. $(7 + 0.02 DN)

e2
= ; (7 + 0.02A)

1, . 35+0.1 DN
12 — 35+o.ldn

,2
II I 13 I 12
I

Large Diameter Small Dhmeter Mass

Nominal (Approx)
size DN el 11 dn e2 12 13 1 kg
DNx tf/L

100 X 80 100 10,5 47.5 80 10.0 43 185 275.5 —

125 X 80 125 11.1 47’.5 80 10.0 43 232.5 323 —

125 X 100 125 11,1 47.5 100 10.5 45 227.5 320 —

150 X 80 150 11.7 50 80 10.0 43 280 373 —

150 x 100 150 11,7 50 100 10.5 45 275 370
150 X 125 150 11.7 50 125 11.1 47.5 270 367.5 —

200 x 100 200 12,8 55 100 10.5 45 320 420 —

200 x 125 200 12.8 55 125 11.1 47.5 315 417.5 —
200 x 150 200 12.8 55 150 11.7 50 305 410 —

250 x 125 250 14.0 60 125 11.1 47.5 360 467.5

250 X 150 250 14,0 60 150 11.7 50 350 460 —
250 X 200 250 14.0 60 200 12.8 55 340 455 —

300 x 150 300 15.2 65 150 11,7 50 445 560 —

300 x 200 300 15,2 65 200 12.8 55 435 555 —
300 X 250 300 15.2 65 250 14.0 60 430 555

350 x 200 350 16.3 70 200 12.8 55 430 555 —

350 X 250 350 16.3 70 250 14.0 60 425 555
350 x 300 350 16.3 70 300 15.2 65 420 555 —

The machined surfaces shall be coated with a film a) Brand name or model name of the
of oil or varnish, so that the film, while providing manufacturer, and
rust-prevention during storage and transit shall not b) Sizes DN and dn in mm.
hinder good gasketting during installation.
7.2 Standard Marking
7 MARKING

7.1 The tapers shall have the following markings 7.2.1 The tapers may also be marked with the
either on a label or metal+late or as-cast: Standard Mark.

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7.2.2 The use of the Standard Mark is governed by 8 PACKING AND DESPATCH
the provisions of Bureau of Indian Standards Act,
The gasket-faces of the flanged ends shall be ade-
1986 and the Rules and Regulations made there-
quately protected from suffering scratching, dent-
under. The details of conditions under which the
ing or damage during transit or storage. Except for
licence for the use of the Standard Mark maybe
this, the tapers may be dispatched loose or packed,
granted to manufacturers or producers maybe ob-
as agreed to between the user and the manufac-
tained from the Bureau of Indian Standards.
turer.

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 AMENDMENT NO. 1 MAY 1998
TO
IS 14263:1995 TAPERS FOR AGRICULTURAL
PUMPING SYSTEMS — SPECIFICATION .

(Page 3,1Vote 1 ) – Substitute:

14 14
‘el = - (7+0.02DN)I for ‘q =- (7*0.02DNY.
12 12

(Page 3,1Vote 4 ) – Substitute’= = 10°’ for ‘d S1OO’.

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