KMK 3.04.02-97 PDF

Full title and description

KMK 3.04.02-97 — "Защита строительных конструкций и сооружений от коррозии" / "Protection of building constructions and structures from corrosion". National construction norms and rules prepared for the Republic of Uzbekistan covering technical requirements for anticorrosion protection of building and technological structures.

Abstract

KMK 3.04.02-97 establishes general technical requirements, methods and acceptance procedures for surface preparation, protective coatings (paint-and-varnish, mastic, adhesive, rubberized, metallized and combined systems), and quality control of anticorrosion works on metal, concrete and other building materials. It includes mandatory annexes such as production journals, acceptance acts and test-methods for coating performance. The document was issued for use on the territory of Uzbekistan and later superseded by a newer construction regulation.

General information

• Status: Replaced / superseded (replaced by QR 04.01-23 / СР 04.01-23 — active construction regulation on corrosion protection).
• Publication date: Approved by order of the State Committee for Architecture and Construction (Republic of Uzbekistan) on 11 September 1996; brought into force 1 January 1997; official edition published 1997 (Tashkent).
• Publisher: State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Architecture and Construction (Goskomarkhitektstroy / Госкомархитектстрой).
• ICS / categories: Construction / protection against corrosion; related classification codes cited in analogous documents include OCS/ICS groups for corrosion protection and construction design (examples used in related practice: 91.080.40; corrosion protection classifications such as OКС/ICS entries used in regional codes).
• Edition / version: KMK 3.04.02-97 (official edition, 1997). Effective from 1 January 1997.
• Number of pages: Varies by distributed file — commercial listings note an 18-page extract (English/Retail), while the official Russian-language edition and scanned official copy run to roughly 40–42 pages including appendices and annexes.

Scope

Applies to anticorrosion protection works for building structural elements (metal, reinforced concrete, concrete, masonry and other materials) on construction sites and during erection of structures; sets requirements for surface preparation, selection and application of protective systems, and acceptance and quality control. The KMK explicitly excludes certain specialized industrial and underground works (for example long-run pipelines, certain oil/gas well casings, tunnel and metro lining, and equipment with separate regulatory technical documents) where specific industry norms apply.

Key topics and requirements

• General technical principles for anticorrosion protection of structural elements and technological equipment.
• Preparation of metallic and concrete surfaces (cleaning, degreasing, profile requirements).
• Requirements for paint-and-varnish protective coatings and other coating types: mastics, cast/flowing coatings, liquid rubber systems, adhesive (sheet) coatings, rubberized and metallized finishes, and combined systems.
• Procedures for field and factory application, limits on on-site application for certain items, and recommendations for factory-applied coatings.
• Quality control, tests and acceptance: mandatory production journal, acceptance act for coatings, and methods for verifying coating properties.
• References and transitional provisions (replaces relevant earlier СНиП provisions for corrosion protection within Uzbekistan).

Typical use and users

Used by design institutes, structural and corrosion engineers, construction contractors, coating applicators, quality-control laboratories, building inspectors and public authorities responsible for construction and maintenance of buildings and civil structures — primarily within the Uzbek national framework at time of enactment and by regional practitioners referencing KMK rules. Engineers and maintenance teams consult it during specification, tendering, execution and acceptance of anticorrosion works.

Related standards

Replaces earlier СНиП 3.04.03-85 (as noted in the text of KMK 3.04.02-97). The KMK topic is also treated in later/regional construction regulations and rules — for example QR/СР 04.01-23 (which supersedes KMK 3.04.02-97 in modern Uzbek practice) and national/regional codes such as the Russian SP series on corrosion protection (e.g., СП 28.13330). Practitioners commonly cross-reference national construction rules, ISO/GOST product and coating standards, and industry-specific corrosion standards.

Keywords

anticorrosion, corrosion protection, protective coatings, surface preparation, paint systems, mastic coatings, metallization, quality control, construction norms, KMK 3.04.02-97, Uzbekistan.

FAQ

Q: What is this standard?

A: KMK 3.04.02-97 is a national construction norm and rule titled "Protection of building constructions and structures from corrosion" issued for the Republic of Uzbekistan; it sets technical requirements and procedures for anticorrosion protection of building structures.

Q: What does it cover?

A: It covers surface preparation, types of protective systems (paint, mastic, liquid rubber, sheet/adhesive, metallized and combined coatings), application rules (factory vs. site), testing methods, acceptance documentation (production journals and acceptance acts) and quality-control procedures for anticorrosion works on building and some technological structures.

Q: Who typically uses it?

A: Design organizations, corrosion and structural engineers, coating applicators, contractors, inspection and laboratory personnel, and regulatory authorities involved in building construction and maintenance — particularly those working within Uzbekistan or on projects that reference Uzbek construction norms.

Q: Is it current or superseded?

A: Superseded — commercial bibliographic listings and regulatory products indicate KMK 3.04.02-97 has been replaced by the newer construction regulation QR/СР 04.01-23 (active construction regulation for corrosion protection). Users should consult QR 04.01-23 for current mandatory requirements.

Q: Is it part of a series?

A: Yes — KMK 3.04.02-97 is part of the KMK (construction norms and rules) series used regionally; it cross-references and replaces earlier СНиП documents on corrosion protection and sits alongside other KMK/SHNK/QR documents covering construction topics.

Q: What are the key keywords?

A: Anticorrosion protection; protective coatings; surface preparation; acceptance tests; coating application; corrosion; building structures; KMK 3.04.02-97.