BIS

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 Bureau of Indian Standards:

Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) have so far not developed an Indian Standard for the design of Piping Systems. Hence, ANSI Standards ASME 31.1 and 31.3 are widely used for the design. These standards also accept materials covered in other standards. Unlike American Standards, Indian Standards cover dimensions and material specifications under the same standard number. There are no groupings based on branch of engineering. 
Some of the most commonly referred Indian Standards by Piping Engineers are :
IS 210 : Grey Iron Castings

IS 226 : Structural Steel (superseded by IS 2062)

IS 554 : Dimensions of Pipe Threads

IS 778 : Specification for Copper Alloy Gate, Globe and Check Valves

IS 780 : Specification for Sluice Valves - 50 NB to 300 NB

IS 1239 (Part I and II) : Specification for Mild Steel tubes and fittings

IS 1363 : Hexagonal Bolts, Screws and nuts - Grade C

IS 1364 : Hexagonal Bolts, Screws and nuts - Grade A and B

IS 1367 : Technical supply conditions for threaded steel fastners

IS 1536 : Centrifugally Cast Iron Pipes

IS 1537 : Vertically Cast Iron Pipes

IS 1538 : Cast Iron Fittings

IS 1870 : Comparison of Indian and Overseas Standards

IS 1879 : Malleable Iron Pipe Fittings

IS 1978 : Lined Pipe

IS 1979 : High Test Line Pipe

IS 2002 : Steel Plates

IS 2016 : Plain Washers

IS 2041 : Steel Plates for Pressure Vessels used at moderate and low temperature

IS 2062 : Steel for general structural purposes

IS 2379 : Color Code for Identification of Pipelines

IS 2712 : Compressed Asbestos Fiber Jointing

IS 2825 : Code for Unfired Pressure Vessels

IS 2906 : Specification for Sluice Valves - 350 NB to 1200 NB

IS 3076 : Specification for LDPE Pipes

IS 3114 : Code of Practice for laying pipes

IS 3516 : Cast Iron flanges and flanged fittings for Petroleum Industry

IS 3589 : Seamless or ERW Pipes (150 NB to 2000 NB)

IS 4038 : Specifications for Foot Valves

IS 4179 : Sizes for pressure vessels and leading dimensions

IS 4853 : Radiographic Examination of Butt Weld Joints in pipes

IS 4864 to IS 4870 : Shell Flanges for vessels and equipments

IS 4984 : Specification for HDPE Pipes

IS 4985 : Specification for PVC Pipes

IS 5312 : Specification for Check Valves

IS 5572 : Classification of Hazardous area for Electrical Installation

IS 5822 : Code of practice for laying welded steel pipes

IS 6157 : Inspection and Testing of Valve

IS 6286 : Seamless and Welded pipes for Subzero temperatures

IS 6392 : Steel Pipe Flanges

IS 6630 : Seamless alloy steel pipes for high temperature service

IS 6913 : Stainless Steel tubes for food and beverage industry

IS 7181 : Horizontally cast iron pipes

IS 7240 : Code of Practice for Cold Insulation

IS 7413 : Code of Practice for Hot Insulation

IS 7719 : Metallic spiral wound gaskets

IS 7806 : Stainless Steel Castings

IS 7899 : Alloy Steel castings for pressure services

IS 8008 : Specification for molded HDPE Fittings

IS 8360 : Specification for fabricated HDPE Fittings

IS 9890 : Ball Valves for general purposes

IS 10221 : Code of Practice for coating and wrapping of underground MS pipelines

IS 10592 : Eye wash and safety showers

IS 10605 : Steel Globe Valves for Petroleum Industries

IS 10611 : Steel Gate Valves for Petroleum Industries

IS 10711 : Size of Drawing Sheets

IS 10805 : Foot Valves

IS 10989 : Cast / Forged Steel Check Valves for Petroleum Industry

IS 10990 : Technical drawings - Simplified representation of pipelines

IS 11790 : Code of Practice for preparation of Butt welding ends for valves, flanges and fittings

IS 11791 : Diaphragm Valves for general purposes

IS 11792 : Steel Ball Valves for Petroleum Industry

IS 12709 : Specifications for GRP pipes

IS 13049 : Specifications for Diaphragm type float operated valves

IS 13095 : Butterfly Valves

IS 13257 : Ring type joint gasket and grooves for flanges


 


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