What is BS EN 10071 – Electrometric titration about?
Electrometric titration is a method of predicting the chemical composition and corrected dry matter concentration of silage.
BS EN 10071 is the European standard that covers the electrometric titration method with the determination of manganese in steels and irons for chemical analysis of ferrous materials. It specifies an electrometric titration method for the determination of manganese in steels and irons.
The method applies to unalloyed, low alloy or alloyed steels and irons with manganese content greater than or equal to 0,5 % (m/m).
Who is BS EN 10071 – Electrometric titration for?
BS EN 10071 on electrometric titration applies to:
- Chemical engineers
- Laboratory testing
Why should you use BS EN 10071 – Electrometric titration?
Ferrous metals such as cast and wrought iron or carbon steel are known for their tensile strength and durability. As a result, materials such as carbon steel are widely used in the construction industry to build the structures of bridges and skyscrapers. Electrometric titration is a method of predicting the chemical composition and corrected dry matter concentration of silage.
BS EN 10071 provides you with a method that applies to unalloyed, low alloy or alloyed steels and irons with manganese contents greater than or equal to 0,5 % (m/m). BS EN 10071 also provides an electrometric measurement that controlled the oxidation-reduction reaction. This helps you in the chemical analysis of ferrous materials with the electrometric titration method for the determination of manganese in steels and irons.
What’s changed since the last update?
BS EN 10071:2012 supersedes BS EN 10071:1991, which is withdrawn. It includes:
- Clause 3, Principle, rewording of the third sentence in order to correct the erroneous mention of “pyrophosphoric irons”.
