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This is a list of projects currently being worked on by Standards Australia's Standards Development Team.
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Project Title
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Fabrication and Erection of Steel Structures
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The constitution of a Technical Committee consists of the Nominating Organisations that represent various interest groups across the industries. These Nominating Organisations are currently participating in Standards Australia’s Standards Development activity. The Nominating Organisation appoints a representative to represent the views of that organisation’s interest group during the development of a Standard.
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Australasian Procurement and Construction Council
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Australian Building Codes Board
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Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry
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Australian Industry Group
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Australian Institute of Building
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Australian Steel Association
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Australian Steel Institute
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AUSTROADS
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Bureau of Steel Manufacturers of Australia
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Consult Australia
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CSIRO
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Engineers Australia
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Housing Industry Association
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Independent
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New Zealand Heavy Engineering Research Association
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Rail Industry Safety and Standards Board
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Standards New Zealand
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Steel Construction New Zealand
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The University of New South Wales
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The University of Sydney
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University of Sydney
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Welding Technology Institute of Australia
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Western Sydney University
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Standards Australia participates in Standards development with the International standards bodies as listed below.
For further information on ISO relationships please visit ISO’s website www.iso.org
For further information on IEC relationships please visit IEC’s website www.iec.ch
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Steel material and design - STAND BY
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Steel Fabrication and erection - STAND BY
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Steel and aluminium structures - STAND BY
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Below is the list of current Standards developed and published by Standards Australia. This list does not display the obsolete, superseded, available superseded and withdrawn Standards. The published Standards are documents that set out specifications and procedures designed to ensure products, services and systems are safe, reliable and consistently perform the way they are intended to.
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Designation
Publication Title
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Steel structures - Commentary (Supplement to AS 4100-1998)
Provides background information and guidance to the requirements of AS 4100-1998.
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Structural steelwork - Fabrication and erection
Sets out minimum requirements for the construction of structural steelwork involving fabrication, preparation of steel surfaces for corrosion protection, corrosion protection comprising painting and galvanizing, erection and modification of steelwork.
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Manual for use in the design and construction of structural steelwork (known as the Manual on Steel Structures) - Properties of steel
Provides a comprehensive summary and explanation, with illustrations, of structural steels; steel tubes; common and alloying elements and their effects; gases and their effects; ultrasonic testing procedures; properties and compositions of structural steels normally produced and not normally produced in Australia; effects of brittle fracture, of fatigue, and of cold working; weldability and electrodes (including a summary of electrodes, their main features and their applications); carbon steel for castings. It includes a list of references, and a glossary of terms relating to properties.
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Manual for use in the design and construction of structural steelwork (known as the Manual on Steel Structures) - Connections
Sets out a summary of the state-of-the-art for the designing and detailing of a range of economic steelwork connections. Ten connections, ranging from simple (flexible) types to fully rigid types are fully described and illustrated, viz., angle seat, bearing pad, flexible end plate, angle cleat, web side plate, welded beam-to-column moment, bolted beam-to-column end plate, welded splice, bolted splice, and column baseplate. It also provides a starting point for the development of a standardized series of connection details utilizing rationalized geometry and components.
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Manual for use in the design and construction of structural steelwork (known as the Manual on Steel Structures) - Design
Sets out design principles and guidance for designers and others concerned with the planning of steel buildings. Emphasis is on the structural component of the overall design process. Separate sections deal with design concepts, a systematic approach to structural design and selection of structural form, effect of fabrication and erection on planning design economies, computer programs for braced and unbraced frameworks and using elastic or plastic theory (covering Girder, Column, Space, Elframe, Pundes, Popdes and Bplus), and design studies of steel buildings.
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Manual for use in the design and construction of structural steelwork (known as the Manual on Steel Structures) - Fabrication
Describes the role of the fabricator in the steel structure, and includes guidance on tendering, specifications, drawings, identification of members, fasteners for field connections, and fabrication costs. It describes fabrication procedures covering identification, straightening, marking off, bending, cambering, cutting, holing, assembling, welding, machining and surface preparation, and includes sections on inspection and on tolerances. It is extensively illustrated with line drawings and photographs. Appendices give bending diameters, a glossary of terms, and relevant Australian metric Standards.
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Manual for use in the design and construction of structural steelwork (known as the Manual on Steel Structures) - Erection (metric units)
Provides information on equipment and methods used to erect steel structures, by the lifting and placing of components, their alignment, and their final fixing by field-welding or bolting. It refers to planning the work, site conditions, footings, equipment and methods, and the responsibility of the erector. It includes a glossary of terms. The publication is extensively illustrated with line drawings and photographs showing equipment and methods.
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The Sub Committees within the Technical Committee are listed here.
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BD-001-01 Working Group 1 – Fabrication and Erection