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Fabricated PVC-U Fittings for Potable Water Supplies - Specification, Part 10: Specific Requirements for 45o Bends

IS 10124 Part 10:2009 specifies the requirements for fabricated unplasticized PVC (PVC-U) 45° bends used in potable water supply systems. It covers dimensions, manufacturing, marking, and pressure classifications to ensure compatibility and safety for drinking water applications. This standard is essential for manufacturers, suppliers, and engineers involved in designing and installing PVC piping systems requiring 45° bends.

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What This Standard Covers

IS 10124 Part 10:2009 specifies the requirements for fabricated unplasticized PVC (PVC-U) 45° bends used in potable water supply systems. It covers dimensions, manufacturing, marking, and pressure classifications to ensure compatibility and safety for drinking water applications. This standard is essential for manufacturers, suppliers, and engineers involved in designing and installing PVC piping systems requiring 45° bends.

Who Uses This Standard

  • Civil Engineers
  • Plumbing Engineers
  • Piping System Designers
  • Manufacturers of PVC-U Fittings
  • Quality Control Inspectors
  • Water Supply Consultants
  • Construction Contractors

Key Topics Covered

Dimensions and tolerances for 45° bends
Manufacturing requirements for fabricated PVC-U bends
Specifications for elastomeric sealing ring joints
Pressure class ratings and minimum wall thickness
Marking and identification of fittings
Compatibility with IS 4985 PVC pipes
Socketed and plain end fittings
BIS certification and standard marking
Colour coding for pressure classes
Testing and conformity criteria
Design considerations for potable water supply
Material requirements aligned with Part 1 of IS 10124

Table of Contents

1Scope

IS 10124 Part 10: Scope & Key Specifications

Scope:

  • Specifies dimensions and minimum wall thickness for 45° bends used in ductile iron pipes.
  • Covers bends with plain ends and elastomeric sealing ring joints.
  • Applies to various nominal pipe sizes and working pressures (0.4 to 1.25 MPa).

Key Table: Dimensions of 45° Bend (Excerpt from Table 1)

Nominal Size (mm)Y (mm)L (mm)R (mm)Min Wall Thickness (t) (mm) for Working Pressure MPa
0.4
20482060
5011850150
100+............
  • Y = Offset length
  • L = Length for plain ends
  • R = Radius of bend centerline

Notes:

  • Dimensions must comply with Fig. 1 (for plain ends) and Fig. 2 (for elastomeric joints).
  • Wall thickness varies by working pressure class (Class 2 to 6).
  • Rounding off numerical values follows IS 2:1960.

Summary Diagram:

flowchart LR
    A[Nominal Size] --> B[Dimensions: Y, L, R]
    B --> C[Wall Thickness (t) by Pressure Class]
    C --> D[Compliance with Fig. 1 / Fig. 2]
    D --> E[Application: 45° Bends in Ductile Iron Pipes]

For detailed values, refer to Table 1 and **

2References

IS 10124 (Part 10): Key References, Formulas & Tables


References (Table 2)

  • IS 4985:2000 – Unplasticized PVC pipes for potable water.
  • IS 10124 (Part 1):2009 – Fabricated PVC-U fittings for potable water (General requirements).

Important Formulas & Notes (Clause 1.25)

  • Minimum Wall Thickness (t):
    ( t = \text{round up to next 0.1 mm} \left( 0.9 \times t_{\text{pipe}} \right) )
    where ( t_{\text{pipe}} ) = minimum wall thickness of pipe for size & pressure class.

  • Dimension Y (min):
    ( Y = \frac{45^\circ \times 2 \pi R}{360^\circ} = \frac{\pi R}{4} )

  • Minimum Bend Radius (R):
    ( R = 3 \times D ) (D = nominal outside diameter)

  • Pressure Class Note:
    For 0.25 MPa class, bends must be from 0.4 MPa class pipes.


Table 1: Dimensions of 45° Bend (Plain Ends)

Nominal Size (mm)Y (mm)L (mm)R (mm)Min Wall Thickness (mm) for Pressure Class (MPa)
0.4
20482060
5011850150
1102591103302.3
200
3Manufacture

IS 10124 Part 10 - Manufacture: Key Specifications & Tables

1. Manufacture (Clause 3.2)

  • Manufacturing of 45° bends must follow dimensional requirements in Table 1 and Fig. 1 for plain ends.
  • For elastomeric sealing ring joints, dimensions are given in Table 2 and Fig. 2 (not provided here).

2. Dimensions of 45° Bend (Clause 3.2.2 & Fig. 1)

Nominal Size (mm)Y (mm)L (mm)R (mm)Min Wall Thickness (t) (mm) for Working Pressure MPa
0.4 (Class 2)
20482060
25592575
32753296
...............
6301484630189013.0
  • Y, L, R: Key dimensional parameters for the bend.
  • Wall thickness varies with working pressure class.

3. Certification Marking (Clause 4.2.1)

  • Use of Standard Mark governed by BIS Act 1986.
  • Manufacturer must
3.2.1Typical illustration of 45° bend

IS 10124 Part 10: 45° Bend Key Details

1. Typical Illustration (Clause 3.2.1)

  • Fig. 1: Shows the geometric layout of a 45° bend for standard joints.
  • Fig. 2: Shows the 45° bend for elastomeric sealing ring joints.

2. Dimensions (Clause 3.2.2)

  • Dimensions must follow Table 1 for standard bends (Fig. 1).
  • Dimensions must follow Table 2 for elastomeric sealing ring joints (Fig. 2).

Key Dimensions from Tables (Summary):

ParameterSymbolTypical Value/Range*Notes
Bend RadiusRUsually 1.5 to 3 × DD = Nominal pipe diameter
Length of BendLAs per Table 1 or 2Depends on joint type
Angle of Bendθ45°Fixed
ThicknesstAs per pipe specificationConsistent with pipe wall

*Exact values depend on pipe size and joint type; refer to IS 10124 Part 10 Tables 1 & 2.


Notes:

  • Bend radius (R) is critical for flow and stress considerations.
  • Elastomeric sealing ring joints require specific dimensional control for sealing integrity.
  • Use the figures and tables in the code for precise fabrication and inspection.

flowchart LR
    A[Start: Straight Pipe] --> B[45° Bend]
    B --> C{Type of Joint}
    C -->|Standard Joint| D[Dimensions from Table 1 & Fig. 1]
    C -->|Elastomeric Sealing Ring Joint| E[Dimensions from Table 2 & Fig. 2]
    D & E --> F[Fabrication & Installation]

For exact values, consult IS 10124 Part 10 Tables 1 and 2 along with Figures 1 and 2.

3.2.2Dimensions

IS 10124 Part 10: Dimensions for 45° Bends

Key Points from Clause 3.2.2 and Tables:

  • Bends: Dimensions for 45° bends are specified in Table 1 (plain ends) and Table 2 (elastomeric sealing ring joints).
  • Radius (R): Minimum bend radius = 3 × Nominal Outside Diameter (D).
  • Y (Min): Calculated as ( Y = \frac{45^\circ \times 2 \pi R}{360^\circ} = \frac{\pi R}{4} ).
  • L (Min): Minimum length of plain ends (Table 1 and 2).
  • Minimum Wall Thickness (t): Depends on working pressure class (0.4 to 1.25 MPa).

Table 1 (Example Extract for Plain Ends)

Nominal Size (mm)Y (mm)L (mm)R (mm)Min Wall Thickness t (mm) for Pressure Class (MPa)
0.4
20482060
5011850150
2004712006004.2

Table 2 (Example Extract for Elastomeric Sealing Ring Joint)

Nominal Size (mm)Y (mm)L (mm)R (mm)Min Wall Thickness t (mm) for Pressure Class (MPa)
0.4
3.2.3End configurations (plain/socketed)

IS 10124 Part 10: End Configurations for 45° Bends (Plain / Socketed)

1. End Types (Clause 3.2.3):

  • Bends can be plain at both ends or socketed at one/both ends.
  • Socket dimensions must comply with IS 10124 (Part 1).

2. Dimensions (Clause 3.2.2 & Table 1):

Nominal Size (mm)Y (Min)L (Plain Ends Min)R (Min)Min Wall Thickness (t) for Working Pressure MPa (Class 2 to 6)
204820601.0 (Class 5), 1.3 (Class 6)
50118501501.5 (Class 3) to 3.0 (Class 6)
100+ sizes.........Refer Table 1 for detailed thickness per class
  • Y = Offset length
  • L = Length for plain ends (minimum)
  • R = Radius of bend

3. Working Pressure Classes (MPa):

  • Class 2 = 0.4 MPa
  • Class 3 = 0.6 MPa
  • Class 4 = 0.8 MPa
  • Class 5 = 1.0 MPa
  • Class 6 = 1.25 MPa

4. Notes:

  • Socket dimensions and sealing ring joints have separate tables (see IS 10124 Part 1 & Table 2).
  • Wall thickness increases with pressure class and nominal size.
  • Plumbing bends have separate thickness requirements.

Summary Diagram of 45° Bend Dimensions

flowchart LR
    A[45° Bend] --> B[Y: Offset length]
    A --> C[L: Length for plain ends]
    A --> D[R: Radius of bend]
    A --> E[t: Wall thickness per pressure class]

References:

  • IS 10124 (Part 10), Table 1 for exact dimensions.
  • IS 101
4Marking

IS 10124 Part 10: Marking of 45° Bends

Key Marking Requirements (Clause 4.1)

Each 45° bend must be clearly and indelibly marked with:

  • Manufacturer's name or identification mark
  • Size of the bend and class (working pressure) per IS 4985
  • Degree of bend (45°)
  • Colour coding based on class:
Class (Working Pressure)Colour
Class 2 (0.4 MPa)Blue
Class 3 (0.6 MPa)Green
Class 4 (0.8 MPa)Brown
Class 5 (1.0 MPa)Yellow
Class 6 (1.25 MPa)Black
PlumbingPink

BIS Certification Mark (Clause 4.2)

  • The Standard Mark may be applied on each bend.
  • Licensing details governed by BIS Act, 1986.

Dimensions & Wall Thickness (Clause 3.2.2, Table 1)

  • Nominal sizes range from 20 mm to 630 mm.
  • Wall thickness varies with class and size, e.g., for 50 mm:
    • Class 4 (0.8 MPa): 2.1 mm
    • Class 5 (1.0 MPa): 2.5 mm
    • Class 6 (1.25 MPa): 3.0 mm
Nominal Size (mm)Y (mm)L (mm)R (mm)Min Wall Thickness (mm) for Class 2-6
50118501501.5 (Class 3), 2.1, 2.5, 3.0

Summary Diagram of Marking

graph TD
A[45° Bend] --> B[Mark Manufacturer]
A --> C[Mark Size & Class]
A --> D[Mark Degree (45°)]
A --> E[Colour Code]
E --> F[Class 2 - Blue]
E --> G[Class 3 - Green]
E --> H[Class 4
4.1Marking details

IS 10124 Part 10 — Marking Details for 45° Bends

Marking Requirements (Clause 4.1)

Each 45° bend must be indelibly marked with:

  • Manufacturer's name or ID
  • Size and class (working pressure) per IS 4985
  • Degree of bend (45°)
  • Colour code by class:
ClassWorking Pressure (MPa)Colour
20.4Blue
30.6Green
40.8Brown
51.0Yellow
61.25Black
Plumbing-Pink

BIS Certification Mark (Clause 4.2)

  • Optional BIS Standard Mark may be added per BIS Act 1986.

Key Dimensions & Wall Thickness (Table 1, Clause 3.2.2)

Nominal Size (mm)Y (mm)L (mm)R (mm)Min Wall Thickness (t) (mm) for Class 2 to 6
20482060Class 5: 1.0, Class 6: 1.3, Plumbing: 2.5
5011850150Class 3: 1.5, Class 4: 2.1, Class 5: 2.5, Class 6: 3.0, Plumbing: 3.4
100+.........Refer Table 1 for full range

(Full table available in IS 10124 Part 10, Clause 3.2.2)


Summary Diagram of Marking:

graph TD
    A[45° Bend] --> B[Manufacturer's Name/ID]
    A --> C[Size & Class (IS 4985)]
    A --> D[Degree of Bend: 45°]
    A --> E[Colour Marking]
   
4.2BIS Certification Marking

BIS Certification Marking (IS 10124 Part 10 - Clause 4.2)

  • Standard Mark Usage: Marking of each 45° bend with the BIS Standard Mark is governed by the Bureau of Indian Standards Act, 1986.
  • Licence Conditions: Manufacturers must obtain a license from BIS to use the Standard Mark.

Key Specifications for 45° Bend Marking

ParameterDescription
Y (Min)Calculated as: ( Y = 45^\circ \times 2 \pi R / 360^\circ )
R (Min radius)( R = 3 \times \text{Nominal Outside Diameter (D)} )
Minimum Wall Thickness (t)Depends on working pressure class (0.4 to 1.25 MPa) and nominal size.

Important Notes on Wall Thickness

  • Minimum wall thickness ( t ) is 90% of the pipe's minimum wall thickness, rounded up to the next 0.1 mm.
  • Bends for 0.25 MPa pressure class must be made from 0.4 MPa class pipes or higher.

Sample Table Extract: Minimum Wall Thickness (t) for 45° Bend (Plain Ends)

Nominal Size (mm)R (mm)t for 1.0 MPa (mm)t for 1.25 MPa (mm)
20601.01.3
501502.53.0
1103305.56.7
20060010.012.3
500150024.830.5

BIS Contact for Licensing & Queries

  • Headquarters: Manak Bhavan, 9 Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg, New Delhi 110002
  • Website: www.bis.org.in

flowchart LR
    A[Manufacturer] --> B
AnnexTables of dimensions and wall thickness for various sizes and pressure classes

IS 10124 (Part 10): 2009 — Key Dimensions & Wall Thickness for 45° Bends

1. Dimensions (Table 1 & Fig. 1 for Plain Ends)

  • Nominal Size (mm): 20 to 630
  • Radius (R): Minimum radius = 3 × Nominal Outside Diameter (D)
  • Y (Min): Calculated from 45° × 2πR / 360°
  • L (Min): Length varies with size (see tables below)

2. Minimum Wall Thickness (t) for Working Pressure (MPa)

Pressure Class0.4 (Class 2)0.6 (Class 3)0.8 (Class 4)1.0 (Class 5)1.25 (Class 6)
Example (50 mm)1.5 mm2.1 mm2.5 mm3.0 mm

Note: Minimum wall thickness is 90% of corresponding pipe thickness, rounded up to 0.1 mm.

3. Elastomeric Sealing Ring Joint Bends (Table 2 & Fig. 2)

  • Similar nominal sizes but different Y and L values.
  • Wall thickness values slightly higher due to sealing requirements.

Sample Extract from Table 1 (Plain Ends)

Nominal Size (mm)Y (mm)L (mm)R (mm)t for 1.0 MPa (mm)
204820601.0
50118501502.5
1603771604808.0
6301484630189031.8

Important Notes:

  • Bends for 0.25 MPa class pipes should be made from 0.4 MPa pipes.
  • Dimensions ensure proper fit
ForewordOverview and related parts of IS 10124 series

Overview of IS 10124 Series (Part 10: 2009)

Scope:
IS 10124 Part 10 covers dimensions and specifications for bends (specifically 45° bends) for elastomeric sealing ring joint pipes.


Key Specifications & Formulas

  • Minimum Wall Thickness (t):
    Calculated as 90% of the minimum wall thickness of the corresponding pipe size and pressure class, rounded up to the nearest 0.1 mm.

  • Minimum Bend Radius (R):
    [ R_{\text{min}} = 3 \times D ]
    Where D = nominal outside diameter.

  • Dimension Y (Min):
    [ Y_{\text{min}} = 45^\circ \times 2 \pi R / 360^\circ = \frac{\pi R}{4} ]

  • Pressure Class Restrictions:
    Bends for 0.25 MPa pressure class pipes must be made from 0.4 MPa class pipes or higher.


Table Extract: Dimensions of 45° Bend (Example for Nominal Size 110 mm)

ParameterValue (mm)
Y (Min)259
L (Min)127
R (Min)330
Min Wall Thickness for Pressure Class (MPa)0.4: 2.3, 0.6: 3.4, 0.8: 4.4, 1.0: 5.5, 1.25: 6.8

Summary Table Format (Excerpt)

Nominal Size (mm)Y (Min)L (Min)R (Min)Wall Thickness (mm) for Pressure Class (MPa)
0.4
63149107189
110259127

Popular Questions About IS 10124 Part 10

?What are the dimensional requirements for 45° PVC-U bends under IS 10124 Part 10?

IS 10124 Part 10 specifies fabricated PVC-U 45° bends for potable water supply with focus on:

  • Manufacture quality
  • Dimensional requirements
  • Marking

Dimensional Requirements Summary:

  • The bend angle is fixed at 45°.
  • The radius of curvature (centerline radius) is typically a multiple of the pipe diameter (e.g., 1.5D to 3D), ensuring smooth flow and minimal pressure loss.
  • The outside diameter (OD) and wall thickness of the bend must match the corresponding PVC-U pipe dimensions for compatibility.
  • Ends are usually socket or spigot type as per the pipe system.

Typical Dimensions (Indicative):

ParameterValue/Range
Bend angle45°
Centerline radius (R)1.5 to 3 × Nominal Diameter (D)
Outside diameter (OD)Same as pipe OD
Wall thicknessEqual to pipe wall thickness

For exact dimensions and tolerances, refer to the detailed tables and drawings in IS 10124 Part 10.

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Note: Always verify with the latest IS 10124 Part 10 edition for precise dimensional tables and marking requirements.

?How are pressure classes defined and indicated for these fittings?

According to IS 10124 Part 10, Clause 4.1, pressure classes for 45° bends are defined based on working pressures aligned with IS 4985 and are indicated as follows:

Pressure Classes and Corresponding Colors:

ClassWorking Pressure (MPa)Color Marking
Class 20.4 MPaBlue
Class 30.6 MPaGreen
Class 40.8 MPaBrown
Class 51.0 MPaYellow
Class 61.25 MPaBlack
Plumbing(Special)Pink

Marking on Fittings:

  • Manufacturer's name or ID
  • Size and pressure class (working pressure)
  • Degree of bend
  • Color as per class above

Additional Notes:

  • Minimum wall thickness varies by class and size (see detailed tables in IS 10124).
  • Bends are sized and rated consistent with IS 4985 pipe classes.
  • Color coding ensures easy identification of pressure rating on-site.

This system ensures clear, standardized identification of pressure ratings on fittings for safe and reliable use.

?Can 45° bends be socketed at one or both ends according to this standard?

According to IS 10124 Part 10, Clause 3.2.3:

  • 45° bends can be socketed at one end or both ends, or be plain at both ends.
  • This is subject to agreement between the manufacturer and purchaser.
  • When socketed, the socket dimensions must comply with IS 10124 Part 1.

Summary:

Bend TypeSocketed Ends Allowed?
45° BendYes, one or both ends

Additional:

  • Dimensions for 45° bends are specified in Table 1 and Fig. 1 (plain ends).
  • For elastomeric sealing ring joints, dimensions are in Table 2 and Fig. 2.

This flexibility allows customization based on project needs while ensuring standard compliance.

?What marking information must be present on a compliant 45° bend fitting?

According to IS 10124 Part 10, Clause 4.1, a compliant 45° bend fitting must be clearly and indelibly marked with:

  • Manufacturer's name or identification mark
  • Size of the bend and the appropriate class (working pressure) as per IS 4985
  • Degree of bend (45°)
  • Colour marking indicating the class of the fitting, as per the table below:
Class of FittingWorking Pressure (MPa)Colour
Class 20.4Blue
Class 30.6Green
Class 40.8Brown
Class 51.0Yellow
Class 61.25Black
Plumbing-Pink

Additionally, Clause 4.2 allows marking with the BIS Standard Mark.

This ensures traceability, pressure rating identification, and compliance with safety standards.

?Are there specific requirements for elastomeric sealing ring joints in 45° bends?

IS 10124 Part 10 - Elastomeric Sealing Ring Joints in 45° Bends

  • Clause 3.2.1 & Fig. 2: Provides a typical illustration specifically for 45° bends with elastomeric sealing ring joints.
  • Clause 3.2.2 & Table 2: Dimensions for 45° bends with elastomeric sealing ring joints must follow Table 2 in conjunction with Fig. 2.
  • Additional Notes: The code explicitly includes requirements for bends with elastomeric sealing ring joints, ensuring compatibility and proper sealing.

Key Points:

  • Use Fig. 2 for the joint configuration.
  • Follow Table 2 for dimensional compliance.
  • These requirements ensure proper fit, sealing, and mechanical integrity of the bend joint.

Typical Dimensional Parameters (Example from Table 2):

ParameterDimension (mm)
Outer Diameter (D)As per pipe size
Bend Radius (R)Specified in Table 2
Socket Depth (S)As per Fig. 2
Seal Groove WidthAs per Fig. 2

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This ensures a leak-proof, flexible joint suitable for 45° bends.

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