ISO 1984-1982 rus PDF

Full title and description

ST ISO 1984-1982 (rus) — Russian-language / national adoption of ISO 1984:1982, "Acceptance conditions for milling machines with table of fixed height with horizontal or vertical spindle — Testing of accuracy". This entry refers to the 1982 edition (Edition 2) of ISO 1984, made available in a Russian-language form or national publication under the ST designation.

Abstract

This standard defines the acceptance conditions and prescribed accuracy tests for milling machines that have a table of fixed height and either a horizontal or vertical spindle. It describes the test procedures, measurement points and allowable deviations used to determine whether a machine meets specified accuracy requirements at the point of acceptance. The Russian (rus) version is a language-specific publication of that ISO edition intended for use by Russian-speaking manufacturers, testing bodies and procurement authorities.

General information

• Status: Withdrawn (superseded by later parts/editions).
• Publication date: February 1982 (Edition 2).
• Publisher: International Organization for Standardization (ISO); Russian-language/national publisher varies by country and reprint.
• ICS / categories: 25.080.20 (Machine tools: milling machines and test methods).
• Edition / version: Edition 2 (1982).
• Number of pages: 16 (typical for the ISO 1982 edition).

Key bibliographic details (status, date, edition, pages) reflect the ISO bibliographic record for ISO 1984:1982.

Scope

The scope covers acceptance testing and the definition of acceptance conditions for milling machines with a fixed-height table and with either horizontal or vertical spindle orientation. It specifies test operations, measurement locations, the assessment of geometric and positioning errors relevant to machine acceptance, and criteria for pass/fail decisions at delivery or handover.

Key topics and requirements

• Acceptance conditions and criteria for milling machines with table of fixed height.
• Specified test procedures to measure positioning accuracy, repeatability and geometric errors.
• Definition of measurement points and test sequences for horizontal and vertical spindle configurations.
• Permissible deviations and acceptance limits for key accuracy parameters.
• Test reporting requirements and documentation for acceptance testing.

Typical use and users

Used by machine tool manufacturers, factory quality control and inspection teams, independent testing laboratories, procurement and acceptance engineers, and national standards bodies. It is applied when verifying a machine's conformance to contractual accuracy requirements at delivery or prior to commissioning.

Related standards

ISO 1984:1982 has been withdrawn and superseded by later parts and editions — notably ISO 1984‑1:2001 and ISO 1984‑2:2001 which provide the updated structure and test methods. Standards covering general machine-tool test codes (for example the ISO 230 series) are closely related and often used in conjunction with ISO 1984 test procedures.

Keywords

milling machines, acceptance testing, machine tool accuracy, fixed-height table, spindle orientation, test procedures, acceptance conditions, Russian translation, national adoption

FAQ

Q: What is this standard?

A: It is the Russian-language/national edition designation (ST ISO 1984-1982) of ISO 1984:1982, which specifies acceptance conditions and accuracy tests for certain milling machines.

Q: What does it cover?

A: It covers acceptance test methods, measurement points, accuracy criteria and reporting for milling machines with a table of fixed height and either horizontal or vertical spindles, as used to decide whether a machine meets contractual acceptance requirements.

Q: Who typically uses it?

A: Machine tool manufacturers, inspection and quality departments, independent test laboratories, procurement engineers and standards organizations use it when performing acceptance checks on milling machines.

Q: Is it current or superseded?

A: The 1982 edition is withdrawn; the work was revised and published in later parts (ISO 1984‑1:2001 and ISO 1984‑2:2001). Users should consult the later parts or current editions for up-to-date requirements.

Q: Is it part of a series?

A: Yes — the subject has been restructured into later parts/editions (for example the 2001 parts) and is conceptually related to the broader ISO machine-tool testing series such as ISO 230.

Q: What are the key keywords?

A: milling machines, acceptance conditions, accuracy testing, fixed-height table, horizontal spindle, vertical spindle, test procedures, machine-tool standards, Russian (rus) edition.