GOST 5582-75 PDF

Full title and description

ГОСТ 5582-75 — Прокат тонколистовой коррозионно-стойкий, жаростойкий и жаропрочный. Технические условия (English title: Stainless and heat-resisting sheet — Specifications).

Abstract

Standard specifying technical conditions, chemical and mechanical requirements, dimensional tolerances, surface quality, marking, testing and acceptance rules for thin hot-rolled and cold-rolled corrosion‑resistant, heat‑resisting and heat‑strength steels supplied in sheet form. It defines allowable steel grades, thickness ranges, surface groups and references related normative documents and methods of verification.

General information

• Status: Active / действует (restriction of validity lifted; maintained as an operative interstate / national standard).
• Publication date: 1977-01-01 (standard designation 5582-75; approved by the State Committee for Standards of the USSR in December 1975 and came into force 1 January 1977).
• Publisher: Approved by the State Committee for Standards (Gosstandart of the USSR) — maintained in later national/interstate collections.
• ICS / categories: Metallurgy — stainless and high‑grade steels; classification OKC/ICS area ~ 77.140.20 (high‑quality steel products).
• Edition / version: Original designation ГОСТ 5582-75 with integrated amendments (Nos. 1–4 and subsequent corrections noted in official revisions and reprints).
• Number of pages: Approximately 12 (varies by reprint/collection; many commercial copies list 12–13 pages).

Scope

This standard applies to thin‑sheet hot‑rolled and cold‑rolled corrosion‑resistant, heat‑resisting and heat‑strength steels produced and supplied in sheet form. It covers dimensional limits, surface condition and grouping, chemical composition references, mechanical properties, acceptance testing, marking, packing and delivery conditions for sheets used in high‑temperature and corrosion‑exposed equipment.

Key topics and requirements

• List of permitted steel grades (extensive list of chromium‑nickel and other stainless and heat‑resisting alloys specified in the standard).
• Thickness and size ranges: typical thickness limits for hot‑rolled and cold‑rolled thin sheets (hot‑rolled ~1.5–3.9 mm, cold‑rolled ~0.5–3.9 mm) and reference to dimensional standards for sheet sizes.
• Chemical composition requirements referenced to the applicable composition standard (e.g., GOST 5632 series for stainless steels).
• Mechanical properties and testing: tensile/elongation limits, hardness where applicable, and required test methods and sampling procedures.
• Surface quality and finish groups (surface classification and allowable defects, pickled or annealed conditions, surface groups M1–M3 etc.).
• Flatness and dimensional tolerances, marking, packing and delivery documentation, inspection and acceptance rules.

Typical use and users

Used by steel producers, metal service centers, sheet fabricators, boiler and furnace equipment manufacturers, petrochemical and chemical process equipment makers, power‑plant component suppliers, procurement and quality engineers specifying stainless and heat‑resisting thin sheet for high‑temperature or corrosive environments. Commercial suppliers and distributors commonly reference this standard when offering sheet products in former‑USSR markets.

Related standards

References and related documents commonly cited in or used with ГОСТ 5582‑75 include dimensional and tolerance standards for sheet (e.g., GOST 19903, GOST 19904), chemical composition standards for stainless steels (e.g., GOST 5632 series), and other product standards for plate and strip (examples and normative cross‑references are listed in the standard text).

Keywords

ГОСТ 5582-75, GOST 5582-75, stainless sheet, heat‑resisting sheet, corrosion‑resistant steel sheet, thin sheet, technical conditions, sheet specifications, stainless steels.

FAQ

Q: What is this standard?

A: ГОСТ 5582‑75 is a Soviet / interstate technical standard that establishes specifications and technical conditions for thin hot‑rolled and cold‑rolled corrosion‑resistant, heat‑resisting and heat‑strength steels supplied as sheet.

Q: What does it cover?

A: It covers permitted steel grades, chemical composition references, mechanical property requirements, thickness and size ranges, surface quality groups, flatness and dimensional tolerances, testing and acceptance rules, marking, packing and delivery conditions.

Q: Who typically uses it?

A: Steel mills, metal service centers, fabricators, equipment manufacturers for high‑temperature and corrosive environments, procurement and quality assurance specialists, and suppliers who sell stainless and heat‑resisting sheet in markets where GOST specifications are required.

Q: Is it current or superseded?

A: The standard designation is ГОСТ 5582‑75 (entered into force 1 January 1977). Commercial and normative registries indicate the restriction on its validity was lifted and the standard remains in force / operative (with integrated amendments and corrections published in subsequent revisions and reprints). Users should verify the edition and any later national replacements or additional technical regulations applicable to their jurisdiction before specification.

Q: Is it part of a series?

A: It belongs to the family of GOST product standards for stainless and heat‑resisting steels and replaces earlier related designations (for example it superseded ГОСТ 5582‑61); it is frequently used alongside other GOSTs that govern dimensions, chemical composition and test methods.

Q: What are the key keywords?

A: Stainless sheet, heat‑resisting sheet, corrosion‑resistant steel, thin sheet, ГОСТ 5582‑75, specifications, technical conditions, sheet grades, surface quality, flatness tolerances.