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C: Mechanical Fastening [Table of Contents] Ch.3: Certification and Classification

DNV-OS-C401 Fabrication and Testing of Offshore Structures

[-] Ch.2: Technical Provisions
[-] Sec.6: Miscellaneous
[-] C: Mechanical Fastening
[-] C100: Contact surfaces in slip resistant connections

Ch.2 Sec.6
C 100   Contact surfaces in slip resistant connections

Ch.2 Sec.6 C
101
   If required, contact surfaces in preloaded joints shall be prepared to produce the class of friction surface as required.

Ch.2 Sec.6 C
102
   Details of surface treatments, which may be assumed to provide the stated classes of friction surface, are given in DNV-OS-C101 Sec.5.

Ch.2 Sec.6 C
103
   The class of friction surface produced by other treatment may be determined according to other international recognised standards.

Ch.2 Sec.6 C
104
   Contact surfaces shall be cleaned and roughened by blasting with an appropriate material to produce a surface confirming the required quality. In case of coated surfaces, this treatment shall be followed immediately by the application of the appropriate coating.

Ch.2 Sec.6 C
105
   At the time of assembly, the contact surfaces shall be free from all contaminants, such as oil, dirt or paint, except for a slip resistant coating. Burr that would prevent solid seating of the connecting parts shall be removed.

Ch.2 Sec.6 C
106
   Oil shall be removed from the surface by using chemical cleaners, not by flame-cleaning.

Ch.2 Sec.6 C
107
   If un-coated surfaces cannot be assembled directly after preparation of the contact surfaces, they should be freed from all thin films of rust and other loose material by brushing with a steel brush. Care should be taken not to damage or smooth the roughened surface.
C: Mechanical Fastening [Table of Contents] Ch.3: Certification and Classification