书名：IMS International Standards（2025）国际镁学会标准（2025）
定价：128.0
ISBN：9787030858283
作者：国际镁学会有限公司
版次：1
出版时间：2026-06

内容提要：

The International Mg Society (IMS) is a non-profit organization. The purpose of IMS is to promote research, development, and applications of magnesium and its alloys, and to provide an academic exchange platform for all the magnesium scientists and engineers. The president of IMS is Prof. Fusheng Pan. Vice presidents of IMS are Prof. Karl Ulrich Kainer (Germany), Prof. Alan Luo (USA), and Prof. Kwang Seon Shin (Korea). IMS holds international conferences on magnesium and supports the publication and presentation of scientific results. Journal of Magnesium and Alloys is the official journal for IMS. IMS standards are prepared by International Magnesium Alloys Advanced Materials Technology Limited (HK, China), the secretariat of the Information Committee on IMS, and prepared by IMS members. IMS standards are published and served for all parts concerned with Magnesium in the world and are to be modified with help from anybody in the industry chain on magnesium. Any trade name used in this.

目录：
Contents
Editorial Board III
Acknowledgement III
Foreword V
CHAPTER 1
IMS 001-2024 Magnesium and Magnesium Alloys — Terms and Definitions of Surface Treatment 1
1.1 Scope 1
1.2 Terms and Definitions 1
1.2.1 Basic Terminology 1
1.2.2 Surface Treatment 2
1.2.3 Performance 10
1.2.4 Testing and Evaluation 13
CHAPTER 2
IMS 002-2024 Magnesium and Magnesium Alloys–Powder Coating Selection Guide for Magnesium Surface Spraying 17
2.1 Scope 17
2.2 Normative References 17
2.3 Powder Type and Coating Characteristics 17
2.4 Applicable Environment, Product, and Coating of Powder 17
2.4.1 Environment Type and Suitable Coating 17
2.4.2 Product Field and Suitable Powder Type 17
2.4.3 Coating Color and Suitable Powder 17
2.5 Quality Assurance 21
2.6 Quality Assurance Certificate 21
2.7 Purchase Order (or Contract) 22
Appendix A 23
CHAPTER 3
IMS 003-2024 Magnesium and Magnesium Alloys–Paint Coating Selection Guide for Magnesium Surface Spraying 27
3.1 Scope 27
3.2 Normative References 27
3.3 Structure and Characteristics of Various Coatings 27
3.3.1 Structure and Characteristics of Electrophoretic Coating 27
3.3.2 Structure and Characteristics of Spraying Coating 27
3.4 Applicable Environment and Suitable Coating 27
3.5 Coating Performance 31
3.5.1 General Requirements 31
3.5.2 Appearance Quality 31
3.5.3 Gloss 31
3.5.4 Color and Color Difference 32
3.5.5 Coating Thickness 32
3.5.6 Salt Spray Corrosion Resistance 32
3.5.7 Corrosion Resistance to Sulfur Dioxide Humid Atmosphere 32
3.5.8 Filiform Corrosion Resistance 32
3.5.9 Machu Corrosion Resistance 32
3.5.10 Humidity and Heat Resistance 32
3.5.11 Acid Resistance 32
3.5.12 Alkali Resistance 32
3.5.13 Mortar Resistance 33
3.5.14 Solvent Resistance 33
3.5.15 Detergent Resistance 33
3.5.16 Weatherability 33
3.5.17 Coating Hardness 33
3.5.18 Abrasion Resistance 33
3.5.19 Adhesion 33
3.5.20 Impact Resistance 33
3.5.21 Cupping Resistance 34
3.5.22 Bending Resistance 34
3.5.23 Boiling Water Resistance 34
3.6 Test Methods 34
3.6.1 Appearance Quality Test Method 34
3.6.2 Gloss Measurement Method 34
3.6.3 Color and Color Difference Inspection Method 34
3.6.4 Coating Thickness Test Method 34
3.6.5 Salt Spray Corrosion Test Method 34
3.6.6 Sulfur Dioxide Humid Atmosphere Corrosion Test Method 35
3.6.7 Filiform Corrosion Resistance Test Method 35
3.6.8 Machu Test Method 35
3.6.9 Damp Heat Test Method 35
3.6.10 Acid Resistance Test Method 35
3.6.11 Alkali Resistance Test Method 35
3.6.12 Mortar Resistance Test Method 36
3.6.13 Solvent Resistance Test Method 36
3.6.14 Detergent Resistance Test Method 36
3.6.15 Weatherability Test Method 36
3.6.16 Coating Hardness Test Method 37
3.6.17 Abrasion Resistance Test Method 37
3.6.18 Adhesion Test Method 37
3.6.19 Impact Resistance Test Method 37
3.6.20 Cupping Resistance Test Method 37
3.6.21 Bending Resistance Test Method 37
3.6.22 Boiling Water Resistance Test Method 38
3.7 Quality Certificate 38
3.7.1 Quality Certificate of Electrophoretic Coating 38
3.7.2 Quality Certificate of Spraying Coating 38
3.8 Contents of Purchase Order (or Contract) 38
3.8.1 Contents of the Electrophoretic Coating Purchase Order (or Contract) 38
3.8.2 Content of Spraying Coating Purchase Order (or Contract) 39
CHAPTER 4
IMS 004-2025 Magnesium and Magnesium Alloys–Extruded Profiles for Rail Transit Equipment 41
4.1 Scope 41
4.2 Normative References 41
4.3 Terms and Definitions 41
4.4 Orders or Tenders 41
4.5 Requirements 42
4.5.1 Designation 42
4.5.2 Production and Manufacturing Processes 42
4.5.3 Quality Control 42
4.5.4 Chemical Composition 42
4.5.5 Mechanical Properties 42
4.5.6 Surface Finish 45
4.5.7 Tolerances on Shape and Dimensions 45
4.6 Test Procedure 53
4.6.1 Sampling 53
4.6.2 Test Methods 54
4.6.3 Retests 55
4.7 Inspection Documents 55
4.7.1 General 55
4.7.2 Certificate of Conformity 55
4.7.3 Test Report 55
4.8 Marking 55
4.9 Packing 56
4.10 Transportation and Storage 56
4.11 Arbitration Tests 56
Bibliography 56
CHAPTER 5
IMS 005-2025 Magnesium and Magnesium Alloys–Soluble Magnesium Alloy Materials for Downhole Tools 57
5.1 Scope 57
5.2 Normative References 57
5.3 Terms and Definitions 57
5.4 Requirements 57
5.4.1 Designation 57
5.4.2 Quality Control 58
5.4.3 Chemical Composition 58
5.4.4 Room-Temperature Tensile Mechanical Properties 58
5.4.5 Dissolution Rate 58
5.4.6 Macrostructure 58
5.4.7 Ultrasound Flaw Detection 60
5.4.8 Surface Quality 60
5.5 Test Procedure 61
5.5.1 Chemical Composition 61
5.5.2 Room-Temperature Tensile Mechanical Properties 61
5.5.3 Dissolution Rate 61
5.5.4 Macrostructure 61
5.5.5 Ultrasound Flaw Detection 61
5.5.6 Surface Quality 61
5.6 Result Determination 61
5.6.1 Inspection and Acceptance 61
5.6.2 Batch Formation 61
5.6.3 Inspection Items 62
5.6.4 Sampling 62
5.6.5 Judgment of Inspection Results 62
5.7 Marking, Packing, Transportation, and Storage 63
5.7.1 Marking 63
5.7.2 Packaging, Transportation, and Storage 63
5.7.3 Quality Certificate 63
5.8 Orders or Tenders 64
Appendix 65
CHAPTER 6
IMS 006-2025 Magnesium and Magnesium Alloys–Technical Specifications for Chemical Conversion Coatings of Magnesium Alloy Die Castings 67
6.1 Scope 67
6.2 Normative References 67
6.3 Terms and Definitions 68
6.3.1 Acid Activation 68
6.3.2 Alkaline Cleaning 68
6.3.3 Acid Etching 68
6.3.4 Bleaching 68
6.4 Classification 68
6.5 Performances 69
6.6 Quality Assurance Provisions 69
6.6.1 Surface Pre-Treatment 69
6.6.2 Chemical Conversion Treatment 70
6.7 Testing Methods 71
6.7.1 Alternative Specimens 71
6.7.2 Adhesion 71
6.7.3 Appearance 71
6.7.4 Corrosion Resistance 72
6.7.5 Abrasion Resistance 72
6.7.6 Biocompatibility 72
6.7.7 Contact Resistance 72
6.7.8 Chemical Resistance 72
6.7.9 Electromagnetic Shielding 72
6.7.10 Gloss 72
6.7.11 Hardness 72
6.7.12 Thermal Conductivity 72
6.7.13 Thermal Control Performance 72
6.7.14 Thickness 72
6.7.15 Weatherability 73
6.7.16 Wetting Tension 73
6.8 Acceptance Rules 73
6.8.1 Inspection and Acceptance 73
6.8.2 Testing Lot 73
6.8.3 Performance Testing and Sampling 73
6.8.4 Passing Criteria 73
6.9 Packaging and Storage 74
6.9.1 Packaging 74
6.9.2 Storage 74