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Ref No: 2/ 16/General/20 13/ResNOTE

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07 1 1.2013

Sub: Revision of testing fees for analysis of latex sam pies- reg.

This is to inform that, the Chairman has ordered to revise the testing fees as below

for the analysis of the following latex samples to be collected by the offices under Research

Department. A are requested to collect the new rate from I I I I .20 13 onwards.

Sl No Name of Analytical Tests Amount f)I

I. Mg content(%) 70/- + ST

2 VFA No 115/- + ST i

3 TSC content(%) 4 1 + ST

4. NRC 85/- + ST * I'

5. Alkalinity(%) 45/- + ST lI

*I f both DRC and TSC tests are done. NRC need not be charged separate ). lfTSC or DRC

only tested along with NRC the fee for NRC ~ . 8 5 / - )may be reduced by testing fee ofTSC

or DRC.

(By Order)

To

I All Jt Dy Directors of RRII

2 All Controlling Officers of Regional Research Stations

3 All OIC's of Regional Satellite Labs

4 The Asst. Director (Sys). RRII Website

Copy submitted to:

I The Director (P&PD)

2 The Dy Director (Finance). Research Accounts

Copy to:

PA to Director (Res)

y Secretary (Admn)


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Phone : 91-481-2353311(10 lines)Grams : RUBRBOARDFax : 91-481-2353327Email [email protected] : http://www.rubberboard.org.in

Ref No: 21161General/20 131Res

NOT

Sub: Revision ofDRC testing fee oflatex samples reg.Ref: This office Note of even no dated 20.03.2013.

RUBBER BOARDq , ) ~ ' 1 ' 19

KOTT A YAM 686 009

31.07.2013

In continuation to the above reference and to maintain the uniform rates for testing

fees of latex samples in all the Departments under Rubber Board, the Chairman has ordered

to revise the DRC testing fee of latex samples to be collected by the offices under Research

Department (except Physiology Divn) to ~ 4 5 0 012.36 ST per sample with effect from

01.08.2013. All are requested to collect the new revised rate from 01.08.2013 onwards.

(By Order)

To

I. All Jt Dy. Directors of RRII

2 All Controlling Officers of Regional Research Stations

3 All OIC's of Regional Satellite Labs

Copy submitted to:

Director (P&PD)

Copy to:

PA to Director (Res)

Dy. Secretary (Admn)


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Annexure

Revised Charges of Testing / Consultancy in various divisions of RRII

1. Technical Consultancy Division

SlNo

Name of Test RevisedCharge ( )

1. Compound preparation (two-roll mill)550/- per kg +ST + material

cost2. Mooney Viscosity 220/- + ST

3. Scorch time 275/- + ST

4. Cure time 275/- + ST

5. FTIR 550/- + ST6. Stress-strain properties before ageing 275/- + ST

7. Stress-strain properties before and after ageing 330/- + ST

8. Tear strength before ageing 275/- + ST

9. Tear strength before and after ageing 330/- + ST

10. IRHD/Shore hardness 110/- + ST

11. Compression set 220/- + ST

12. Rebound resilience 275/- + ST13. Abrasion resistance 220/- + ST

14. Heat build up (Goodrich) 550/- + ST

15. Demattia/Rose flexing 330/- + ST

16. Ozone resistance1,100/- up to 72

h (550/- forevery addl 24

h) + ST17. Adhesion strength 200/- + ST

18. Evaluation of polymers/filters/rubber chemicals 5,500/- + ST

19. Specific gravity 110/- + ST

20. Acetone extractables 330/- + ST

21. Rubber hydrocarbon content 2,200/- + ST

22. Ash content 330/- + ST

23. Testing of conventional tread as per ASRTU 5,500/- + ST

24. Testing of PCTR as per ASRTU 5,500/- + ST


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25. Testing of bonding gum as per ASRTU 3,300/- + ST

26. Testing of Black vulcanizing cement as per ASRTU 3,300/- + ST

27. Testing of Hawai as per BIS 10702 3,300/- + ST

28. Testing of tyre flaps (NR) as per BIS/ASRTU 3,300/- + ST29. Testing of tyre flaps (EPDM) as per BIS/ASRTU 4,400/- + ST

30. Mastication/Mixing in laboratory internal mixer2,200/h +

material cost +ST

31. Estimation of Carbon black 2,200/- + ST

32. Polymer identification 1,100/- + ST

33.Testing of surgical gloves as per ASTM D-3577 (excluding

powder and protein content)5,500/- + ST

34. Testing of surgical gloves as per ASTM D-3577 6,600/- + ST

35.Testing of examination gloves as per ASTM D-3578

(excluding powder and protein content)5,500/- + ST

36. Testing of examination gloves as per ASTM D-3578 6,600/- + ST

37. Dynamic Mechanical Analysis (DMA) 5,000/- + ST

38. Testing of protein content in NR gloves and other products as

per ASTM D-57121,100/- + ST

39.Testing powder content in NR gloves as per ASTM D-6124-

19971,100/- + ST

40. Testing of surgical gloves as per BIS 4148-1989 5,500/- + ST

41. Testing of disposable surgical gloves as per BIS 13422-1992 5,500/- + ST

42.Testing of single use examination gloves as per BIS 15354-

20035,500/- + ST

43. Testing of latex adhesive as per BIS 9827-1981 1,100/- + ST

44. Testing of ordinary rubber threads as per BIS 14424-1997 1,650/- + ST

45. Testing of heat resistant rubber threads as per BIS 14424-1997 2,200/- + ST

46. Testing of rubberized coir sheets as per BIS 8391-1987 2,200/- + ST

47. Testing latex foam as per BIS 1741-1960 2,200/- + ST

48. Brookfield viscosity 220/- + ST

49. Ageing studies 550/- + ST

50. Swelling studies 550/- + ST

51. Split tear strength 275/- + ST


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52. Thermo gravimetric Analysis (TGA) 2,200/- + ST

53. Carbon black dispersion rating 1,100/- + ST

54. Rheocord mixing (per compound) 1,100/- + ST

2. Agronomy / Soils

SlNo


a)

b)

i) Evaluation of weed cutterii) Evaluation of Hole Digger

Discriminatory Fertilizer Recommendations

Small Holdings

i) Leafii) Soil (routine analysis)

iii) Soil (micronutrients)

Estatesi) Leaf

ii) Soil (routine analysis)iii) Soil (micronutrients)

22,000/- + ST16,000/- + ST

28/- + ST28/- + ST

110/- + ST

220/- + ST110/- + ST250/- + ST

3. Latex Harvest Technology Division

SlNo


a) i) Field Testing of Ethephone (duration 2years)ii) laboratory evaluation of Ethephone

64,000/- + ST2,200/- + ST

b) i) Field evaluation of Rain Guarding Compoundii) laboratory evaluation of rain guarding compound

50,000/- + ST1,650/- + ST

c) Polythene sheet - gauge 220/- + STd) Testing of REACTORIM (gas based stimulation) 1,82,000/- + ST

4. Plant Physiology Division

SlNo


a) Latex Disgnosis (LD) (per block of the plantation) 13,000/- + ST

b) Latex Diagnosis (LD) per parameteri) Sucrose contentii) Thiolsiii) Inorganic Phosphorous

iv) A T Pv) DRC

950/- + ST500/- + ST500/- + ST

500/- + ST50/- + ST


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5. Plant Pathology Division

SlNo


a) Testing of manual spraying equipments 3,500/- + ST

b) i) Testing of mechanized spraying equipmentsii) Testing of Mist blower10,000/- + ST24,000/- + ST

c) Testing of bio-agents / fungicides 42,000/- + STd) Testing of Agricultural spray oil / chemicals 59,000/- + ST

6. Germplasm Division

SlNo


a) Field testing chainsaw 30,000/- + ST


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Central Quality Control Laboratory -Testing Fee Effective from 1 st March 2013

SlNo

Parameter Fee(Rs.)

SlNo

Parameter Fee(Rs.)

SlNo

Parameter Fee(Rs.)

LATEX EFFLUENT 65 COMPLETE ANALYSIS 7901 DRC 45 32 pH 60 66 SULPHUR DUST2 TSC 40 33 COD 135 67 ASSAY 2253 AMMONIA 45 34 BOD 115 68 SIEVE TEST 1154 VFA No. 115 35 TSC 70 SPRAY OIL

5 KOH No. 115 36 DS 70 69 USR VALUE 450

6 MST 70 37 SS 6070 KINAMATIC

VISCOSITY115

7 SLUDGE 115 38 SULPHATE 115 71 SP.GRAVITY 608 COAGULUM 90 39 CHLORIDE 115 72 FLASH POINT 1159 COPPER 135 40 SULPHIDE 135 73 FIRE POINT 90

10 MANGANESE 135 41 PHOSPHATE 115 74 POUR POINT 7011 MAGNESIUM 70 42 A.NITROGEN 115 75 SUSPENSIBILITY 565

12 IRON 135 43 TOTAL NITROGEN 115

COPPER

SULPHATE/COC13 CREAMING 90 44 OIL&GREASE 135 76 COPPER CONTENT 160

14 VISCOSITY 70 45 BIS Specification 56577 MATTERINSOLUBLE

IN WATER90

15 ZOV 85 WATER78 SOLUBLE IRON

&ALUMINIUM160

16 ZST 85 46 pH 70 79 pH 7017 ZHST 135 47 COLOUR 115 80 SUSPENSIBILITY 565

18 BIS Specification 900 48 ODOUR 40ASSAY OFCHEMICALS

DRY RUBBER 49 TOTAL HARDNESS 70 81 FORMIC ACID 225

19 DIRT 70 50CARBONATE HHARDNESS 45

82 ACETIC ACID 225

21 Po & PRI 45 51 Non Carb Hardness 45 83 SULPHURIC ACID 22522 ASH 60 52 TOTAL ALKALINITY 70 85 ZMBT 34023 NITROGEN 45 53 TOTAL ACIDITY 70 86 NITRICACID 22524 VOLATILE MATTER 45 54 DISSOLVED OXYGEN 70 87 LIME 225

25

MOONEYVISCOSITY 85 55 CALCIUM 70

88 HYDROXYLAMMINE 225

26 COLOUR 60 56 MAGNESIUM 70 89 SODIUM SULPHITE 340

27

ACETONE

EXTRACT 115 57 DISSOLVED SOLIDS 70

90 SODIUM BISULPHITE 340

28

RUBBERHYDROCARBON 160 58 IRON 135

91 ZINC SULPHATE 225

29 CARBON BLACK 90 59 CHLORIDES 115 92 MBTS 34030 ASHT 70 60 SULPHATE 115 93 CURE BLEACH 22531 BIS Specification 175 61 NITRATE 70 94 AMMONIA 115

62 SODIUM 115 95 PHOSPHORIC ACID 22563 POTASSIUM 115 96 DAHP 225

64

BACTERIOLOGICALTEST 225


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SlNo

Parameter Fee(Rs.)

SlNo

Parameter Fee(Rs.)

Parameter Fee(Rs.

FERTILIZER

127 DISCOLOURATION OFTOLUENE 115

157 MATTER SOLUBLE INWATER 70

97 NPK 900128

STAINING 115158 MATTER INSOLUBLE IN

ACETIC ACID 9098 NITROGEN(N) 340 UREA 159 LOSS ON IGNITION 7099 PHOSPHOROUS(P) 340 129 TOTALNITROGEN 340 160 VOLATILE MATTER 45

100 POTTASSIUM(K) 340130

MOISTURE CONTENT 45161

MANGANESE 160101 MAGNESIUM 225 131 MURIATE OF POTASH 162 COPPER 160

SULPHUR 132 POTTASSIUM 340 163 IRON 160102 ASSAY 225 133 MOISTURE CONTENT 45 164 LEAD 160103 SIEVE TEST 115 134 SODIUM AS 165 METALLIC ZINC 90104 ASH 60 135 SODIUM CHLORIDE 115 ORGANIC FERTILIZER105

ACIDITY 160 CALCIUM SILICATE

166 TOTAL ORGANICCARBON 225

106

MOISTURE 45

136

CALCIUM 115

167 WATER SOLUBLENITROGEN 300

107 BULK DENSITY 115 137 CHLORIDES 115 168 TOTAL NITROGEN 340

SLUDGE 138 NITRATE 115 169 TOTAL PHOSPHATE 340108 NITROGEN(N) 225 ZDC 170 TOTAL POTASSIUM 340109 PHOSPHOROUS 225 139 ASSAY 340 171 C:N RATIO 150110

POTTASSIUM)K) 225

140

SPECIFIC GRAVITY 90

172 ELECTRICALCONDUCTIVITY 150

111 NPK 565 141 MELTING POINT 90 173 COLOR 115112 OIL CONTENT 115 142 VOLATILE MATTER 45 174 ODOUR 40

STEARIC/LAURICACID DAHP

175

MOISTURE CONTENT 45113 SAPONICATION

VALUE 225

143

PHOSPHORIC ACID 60

176

pH 70114 ACID VALUE 175 144 ASSAY 225 178 CALCIUM 225115 IODINE VALUE 175 145 PHOSPHATE 160 179 MAGNESIUM 225116 MINERAL ACIDITY 90 146 AMMONIA 90 180 MESH SIZE 115117 ASH 60 147 CALCIUM 115 181 BULK DENSITY 115118

MELTING POINT 90

148 MATTER INSOLUBLEIN WATER 90 OTHER TESTS

119 COMPARISONWITH STD LA 225

149

CHLORIDES 115

182

ESTIM.PCP 450120 ASSAY 225 150 SULPHATE 115 183 PROTEIN 450

CARBON BLACK 151 IRON 135 184 SKIM DRC 225121 IODINE

ADSORPTION 450 ZINC OXIDE

185

SCRAP DRC 750122

DBP ABSORPTION 450

152

ASSAY 225

186 TSP PURITYCOMPARISON 450

123

SIEVE TEST 115

153

SP.GRAVITY 115

187 STANDARDISATIONOF WEIGHT BOX 115

124

POUR DENSITY 75

154

ACIDITY 70

188 STANDARDISATIONOF MST TESTER 1500

125

HEAT LOSS 60

155

MOISTURE 45

189 STANDARDISATIONOF THERMOMETER 115

126 ASH 60 156 Matter insol in HCL 70


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2.1.3 Compressive strength parallel

to

(A) Glue line(B) Finger profileIS:1708 (part8)- 1986

90x25x25

5

5

500

500

10 days

There should beonly one glueline on a sample,

which must beon the centre ofwidth along thelength.

There should beonly one finger

joint on asample, whichmust be on thecentre of length.

2.1.4 Compressive strengthperpendicular to(A) Glue line(B) Finger profile

IS:1708 (part9)- 1986

110x25x25

55

500500

10 days

There should beonly one glueline on a sample,which must beon the centre ofwidth along thelength.



2.1.5 Tensile strength testParallel to(A) Glue line(B) Finger profile IS:1708 (part12)- 1986

330x60x20330x60x20

55

500500

10 days There should beonly one glueline on a sample,which must beon the centre ofwidth along thelength.



2.1.6 Strength of glue joints byBlock shear strength test.IS:1708 (part11)- 1986

100x55x55 &Glue sampleof min.100g

8 300 14 days


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2.2 Test on solid wood

2.2.1 Bending strength

IS:1708 (part5)- 1986

780x60x60

or340x25x25 5 500 10 days

Defects like

knots, decay,cracks etc arenot allowed.

2.2.2 Compressive strength

(a) Parallel to grainIS:1708 (part8)- 1986

(b) Perpendicular to grainIS:1708 (part9)- 1986

90x25x25or

210x55x55

110x25x25

5

5

500

500

10 days

do

2.2.3 Tensile strength(a) Parallel to grain.

IS:1708 (part12)- 1986*(b)Perpendicular to grain

Radial or Tangential IS:1708 (part13)- 1986

330x60x20

320x60x60

5

5

500

50012 days

do

2.2.4 Hardness TestIS:1708 (part10)- 1986

160x55x55or

110x25x255 500 10 days do

2.2.5 Shear strengthIS:1708 (part11)- 1986

(a) radial(b) tangential

100x55x55100x55x55

55

50010 days

do

2.2.6 Cleavage strengthIS:1708 (part14)- 1986

(a) radial(b) tangential

120x60x60120x60x60

55

500 10 daysdo

2.2.7 Nail/Screwholding power

IS:1708 (part15)- 1986

160x55x55 5 300 10 days do

2.2.8 * Impact strength(a) Izod

IS:1708 (part16)-1986(b) Charpy

IS:1708(part17)-1986

150x25x25

150x20x20

5

5

300

30010 days

Specimen shallbe radial only.


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3 Chemical Tests

3.1 Qualitative tests for wood

treated with*(A)CCA(B)CCB(C)Borax-Boric acid

IS: 401- 2001(D)PCP

BS: 5666:Part 2:1980

Treated woodmin 10 cm inlength withactual crosssection

4

757575

75

3 days

Defects likeknots, decay,cracks etcare not allowed.

3.2 Quantitative tests for woodtreated with*(A) CCA(B) CCB(C) Borax-Boric acid.

IS: 2753 part1-1991

-Do- 4 500500500

10 daysdo

3.3 Purity of(A)Boric acid

IS: 263 part1-1990

(B)BoraxIS: 1109 part1-1980

(C)Copper sulphateIS: 261:1982

(D)Potassium DichromateIS:250:1961

Min.100 gmeach

Min.100 gmeach

Min.100 gmeach

500

500

500

500

10 days

3.4 Concentration of preservativesolutions* (A)CCA

(B)CCBIS: 2753 part1-1991

(C)Borax:Boric acid

MOAC .Doc:41

Min.250 ml

500

500

500

7 days

4.0 Door TestPerformance test on doorshutters as perIS: 4020-1998

Doors ofstandardsizes.

750 4 weeks


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5 Biological tests

5.1 * Lab testing

Efficacy of wood preservativeagainst fungiIS 4873 1993

30X20X60 5 500

Min 3

months

Defects like

knots, decay,cracks etcare not allowed

5. 2 * Field testing of preservativeIS: 4833 1993

a) Termite mount test b) Accelerated test

c) Stake test

110x30x10200X40X10

350X40X40

66

6

500500

500

3monthsMin6months

Min 1yr

Defects likeknots, decay,cracks etcare not allowed

6 Tests on glue

6.1 pHIS: 3025-(Part 11)-1983

100ml - 75 2 days With outcontamination

6.2 ViscosityIS: 9316 part2:1987

50ml - 300 2 days With outcontamination

7 Laminated timber

7.1 Boiling water soakdelaminationJAS: 1996 for gluedlaminated timber

50 cmsquare EGboard.

1 300 10 daysDefects likeknots, decay,cracks etcare not allowed

7.2 Cold water soak delaminationJAS: 1996 for gluedlaminated timber

50 cmsquare EGboard.

1 300 10 daysDefects likeknots, decay,cracks etcare not allowed


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General Information

1 Address-Laboratory Manager,Central Wood Testing Laboratory,RRDTC Complex, Manganam PO.,Kottayam-686 018. Kerala.

Tel-0481-257 7378Fax-0481-257 [email protected]@rubberboard.org.in

2 Samples for testing can be handed over to the Laboratory during 9am to 4 pm on all

working days through Monday to Friday either in person or by post/courier. Weaccept only door delivered samples.

3 Test samples shall be accompanied with a test request addressed to The LaboratoryManager, Rubber Wood Testing Laboratory with complete details and a DD infavour of Director P&PD, Rubber Board, Kottayam-09 equal to the requiredtest fee. Cash also is accepted, till 3PM on all working days. Payment can be madethrough NEFT also.

Account details are as follows:

A/c Name: Rubber Board P and PD,Bank A/c No: 57051741196,Branch: SBT, KOTTAYAM.IFSC Code: SBTR 0000102 .

4 Damaged, partially lost, open packed or samples without sufficient quantity anddetails will not be accepted.

5 Tests will be conducted on a first come first served basis.

6 Applicable Service Tax will be collected from the customers. (Present rate is 12.36%)

8 Abbreviations

* - Non NABLBA - Boric acidBX - BoraxCCA- Copper Chromium ArsenicCCB - Copper Chromium BoronIS - Indian Standard

JAS - Japanese Agricultural StandardBS - British Standard

Laboratory Manager
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]

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