रजिस्ट्री सं ० डी० 221
REGISTERED No. D.
भारत का राजपत्र The Gazette of India
बसावारण
EXTRAORDINARY
माग II-अण्ड -उपला ( ii )
PART II- Section 3-Sub- section ( ii)
प्राधिकार से प्रकाशित
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
नई दिल्ली, सोमवार , मार्च 13, 1967/फाल्गुन 22, 1888
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NEW DELHI , MONDAY, MARCH 13 , 1967 /PHALGUNA 22 , 1888 No. 128 ]
इस भाग में भिन्न पृष्ठ संख्या बी जाती है जिससे कि यह अलग संकलन के रूप में रखा जा सके ।
Separate paging is given to this Part in order that it may be filed as a separate compilation .
MINISTRY OF COMMERCE
NOTIFICATIONS
New Delhi , the 13th March 1967
3.0 . 847. In exercise of the powers conferred by section 6 of the Export (Quality Control and Inspection ) Act , 1963 ( 22 of 1963 ) , and after previous publication as required by rule 11 of the Export ( Quality Control and Inspection) Rules, 1964 , the Central Government hereby-
(1) notifies that the rubber beltings mentioned in Annexure I to this notifi- cation shall be subject to inspection prior to export ;
( 2) specifies the type of inspection in accordance with the Export of Rubber Beltings (Inspection) Rules, 1968, as the type of inspection which would be applied to such rubber beltings ;
(3) recognises ( a) the specifications as declared by the exporter to be the agreed specifications of the export contract for rubber beltings . (b) in the absence of any specification as mentioned in item ( a ) , the specifications for rubber beltings astings as specified in Annexure II to this notification , as the standard specifications for rubber beltings;
(4) prohibits the export, in the course of international trade , of any of the aforesaid rubber beltings unless the same is accompanied by a certi- ficate issued by an Agency recognisedrecognis by the Central Government under section 77 of the Export ( Quality Control and Inspection ) Act. 1963 ( 22 of 1963 ) , to the effect that the rubber beltings are export- worthy.
2. Nothing in this notification shall apply to the export by land, sea or air of samples of rubber beltings to prospective buyers.
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3. In this notification , " rubber beltings " shall mean beltings of either category specified in Annexure I to this notification made from woven canvas impregnated with rubber compound with or without rubber cover , the whole being vulcanized together in a uniform manner , and used for the purpose of conveying materials or power transmission .
4. This notification shall come into force on the 15th May , 1967.
ANNEXURE I
1 Rubber and fabric conveyor and olevator belting .
2. Rubber transmission belting .
ANNEXURE II
A. Specification for rubber and fabric conveyor and elevator belting .
1. Construction . The belting shall be made from woven canvas impregnated with rubber compound with rubber cover , the whole being vulcanized together in a uniform manner .
2 Requirements . The belting shall conform to the requirements specified below:
2.1 . Dimensions and Tolerances . The dimensions of the belting shall be as specified by the purchaser subject to the following tolerances .
2.1.1 Length : ( a ) For belts delivered in the endless state and
± 0.5 Per cent mounted in that way
+2.0 per cent (b) For open belts
0.5 per cent
Percent subject to a minimum of 5 mm .
2.1.2 Width :
2.2. Strength of rubber cover . The rubber used for covers of the belting shall have the tensile strength and elongation at break not Jess than 1.1 kgf /mm² and 350 per cent , respectively .
23. Ageing. After ageing for 168 hours at 70 ° ± 1 ° C the tensile strength and elongation at break shall not vary by more than 25 per cent from the original values obtained.
24. Adhesion . The adhesion between the individual plies and between the cover and the plies shall be such that when tested under the follow- ing loads the rate of separation shall in no case be greater than 25 mm per minute
6-8 kgf.
( a) Ply to ply
(b ) Cover to ply :
( 1 ) Covers 1 mm thick
No test
( it ) Covers over 1 mm upto and including 1.5 mm.
5-0 kgf
( iii ) Covers over 1.5 mm thick
5.4 kgf
2.5 . Strength of fabric.- The average breaking strength of the fabric of the finished belting shall be not less than 6.25 kgf per mm width for wrap and 3 kgf per mm , width for weft .
26. Elongation of fabric. The average elongation of the fabric of the Anished belting shall be not less than 4 per cent and not more than 10 per cent when subjected to a load , per 25 mm . of width per ply , of 45 kgf.
B. Specification for rubber transmission belting
1. Construction. The belting shall consist of plies of woven cotton canvas Impregnated with a rubber compound and vulcanized together in a uniform manner .
2. Requirements. The helting shall conform to the requirements specified below:-
2.1 . Dimensions and Tolerances -The dimensions of the belting shall be as specified by the purchaser subject to the following tolerances-
2-1-1 Length :(a) For belts delivered in the endless state and
mounted in that way
+0.5 per cent
(b) For opern belts
+2.0 per cent
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Tolerance 2.1.2 Width Width of the belt
± 2mm .
Up to 63 mm.
± 3mm Over 63 and up toand including 125 mm
4mm .
Over 125 and up to and including, 250 mm
5mm .
Over 250 mm .
2.2. Adhesion. The adhesion between the plies shall be such that the rate of separation shall be in no case greater than 25 mm . per minute under a load of 11 kgf.
2.3 . Tensile strength. The average tensile strength of the fabric of the finished belting shall be not less than 6.25 kgf , per mm . width for wrap and 3 kgi per mm. width for weft .
2.4. Elongation of fabric. The average elongation of the fabric of the finisned belting shall be not less than 4 per cent and not more than 8 per cent under a load of 1.8 kgf . per mm . width per ply .
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S.O. 848. In exercise of the powers conferred by section 17 of the Export (Quality Control and Inspection ) Act, 1963 ( 22 of 1963 ) , the Central Government hereby makes the following rules , namely:-
1. short title and commencement .- ( 1 ) These rules may be called the Export of Rubber Belung ( Inspection ) Rutes , 1966 .
( 2 ) They shall come into force on the 15th May , 1967 .
2. Definition. In these rules " rubber beltings " mean any of the beltings mentioned in Schedule to these rules , made from woven canvas impregnated winn rubber compound with or without rubber cover , the whole being vulcanized together in a uniform manner, and used for the purpose of conveying materials or power transmission .
3. Basis of inspection . Inspection of rubber beltings for export shall be carried out withwith a view to seeing that rubberbber beltings confoconforrn to the standard specifications recognised by the Central Government under section 6 of the Export ( Quality Control and inspectuon ) Act , 1963 ( 22 of 1963 ) .
4. Procedure of inspection .- ( 1 ) An exporter intending to export rubber belt- ings shall give intimation in writing of his intention so to do and submit along with such itimation a declaration of the specification stipulated in the contract relating to such export , to any one of the inspection agencies ( hereinafter refer- red to as the Agency ) recognised under section 7 of the Export ( Quality Control and Inspection) Act , 1963 ( 22 of 1963 ) , to enable it to carry out the inspection in accordance with rule rule 3 .
( 2) In case the specifications stipulated in the export contract are shown in the form of a sample approved by the buyer , the exporter shall submit accord- ingly a declaration along with the approved sample and its characteristics to the Agency.
(3 ) Every intımation and declaration under sub - rule ( 1 ) or the sample deciared under sub - rule ( 2 ) shall be given not less than fifteen days before the expected date of shipment .
(4) On receipt of the intimation and declaration under sub - rule ( 3 ) , the Agency shall inspect the consignment of rubber beltings with a view to seeing that thethe same conforms to the specifications recognised under section 6 of the Export ( Quality Control and Inspection ) Act , 1963 or the approved sample , as the case may be .
( 5 ) If , after inspection , the Agency is satisfied that the consignment of rubber beltings to be exported complies with the requirements of rule 3 , it shall , within fifteen days of the receipt of the intimation and declaration under sub - rule ( 3 ) , issue a certificate to the exporter declaring the consignment to be export - worthy .
5. Place of inspection. Every inspection under these rules shall be carried out either-
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(b ) at the premises at which the goods are offered by the exporter provid- ed adequate facilities for the purpose exist therein .
6. Inspection fee . Subject to a minimum of Rs . 50 for each consignment , a fee at the rate of twenty paise forpaise for every one hundred rupees of f.o.b. value of each such consignment shall be paid as inspection fee under these rules .
7. Appeal ( 1 ) Any person aggrieved by the refusal of the Agency to issue a certificate under sub - rule ( 5 ) of rule 4 may , within ten days of receipt of communication of such refusal by him , prefer an appeal to a panel of experts consisting of not less than three persons appointed for the purpose by the Central Government .
(2 ) The decision of the panel on such appeal shall be fimal .
THE SCHEDULE
(See rule 2)
1. Rubber and fabric conveyor and elevator belting .
2. Rubber transmission belting .
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8.O. 849. In exercise of the powers conferred by section 7 of the Export (Quality Control and Inspection ) Act , 1963 ( 22 of 1963 ) , the Central Government hereby recognises the organisations mentioned in Schedule I. annexed hereto , as the agencies for the inspection of the rubber beltings specified in Schedule II , annexed hereto , prior to their export , subject to the conditions that every such organisations shall give adequate facilities to an officer of the Export Inspection Council , duly authorised by the Council , to examine the method of inspection followed by that organisation in granting the certificate under sub - rule ( 5 ) of rule 4 of the Export of Rubber Beltings ( Inspection) Rules , 1966.
SCHEDULE I
1. Italab Private Ltd. , 1 MeharHouse, 15, Cawasji Patel Street, Bombay- 1 .
2. Superintendence Co. of India (Private) Ltd. , 31/32/33 , C.I.T. Road, Entally , Calcutta - 14 .
3. Therapeutics Chemical Research Corporation , 95, Morland Road, Byculla, Bombay-8.
4. Inspection & Testing Co. ( India) Private Ltd. , P- 1, Hyde Lane, Calcutta - 12 .
5. Essen & Company, 550, Eighth Main Road, (Opp. St. Peter's Seminary) , Bangalore- 12.
6. Mitra S. K. Private Ltd. , P- 11 , C.I.T. , Road ( Scheme LV) , and floor , Calcutta- 14.
7. R. V. Briggs & Co. (Private) Ltd., 9,BentinckStreet, Calcutta- 1 .
8. General Superintendence Co. ( India) Private Ltd. , 'Sorab Mansion' , 35, Murzban Road , P. O. Box No. 508, Bombay- 1 .
9. Eskaps (India) Private Ltd., 30, Chowringhee Road, Calcutta-16.
10. Export Inspection Agency , 14 / 1B , Ezra Street , 7th floor , Calcutta- 1 .
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11. Export Inspection Agency , 81 , Queens Road , 1st floor, Bombay-2.
12. Export Inspection Agency , 123, Mount Road, Madras -6 .
Udyog Bhavan , ( Room No. 116) , Maulana Azad Road, 13. Export Inspection Agancy , New Delhi - 11 .
14. Export Inspection Agency, Monohar Building , Mahatma Gandhi Road, Ernakulam - 1 .
SCHEDULE II
1. Rubber and fabric conveyor and elevator belting .
2. Rubber transmission belting .
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S.O. 850. In pursuance of rule 7 of the Export of Rubber Belting ( Inspection) Rules , 1966 , the Central Government hereby appoints the persons mentioned in column ( 2 ) of the Table given below , as the panel of experts for the purpose of hearing appeals under the said rule against the decision of the Inspection Agencies carrying out inspection in the areas mentioned in the corresponding entry in column ( 1 ) thereof:
Provided that where a member of any of the said panel is personally interest- ed in the subject matter of any appeal , he shall not take part in the proceedings relating to that appeal .
TABLE
Authority against whose decision appeal:
lies
Persons constituting the panel of experts to which appeal lies .
(2)
(1)
r Dr. M. L. Bhowmick , M/ s . National Rubber Manufacturer's Ltd. Leslie House , 19 , Chowringhee , Calcutta - 13 - Chairman .
1. Inspection Agencies carrying out inspec- tion in the areas covered by the States of Assam , West Bengal , Bihar , Orissa and Nagaland and the Union Territories of Manipur, Tripura and part BjTribal areas in the State of Assam .
2 Shri K. R. Sengupta , M/ s . S. G. R. Industries Pvt . Ltd. , 10, TheMall , Calcutta-28 .
3 Shri A. Bose , M/ s . Bengal Waterproof Works ( 1940) Ltd. , 32, Shakespeare Sarani , Calcutta - 16 .
4 Shri S. C. Nandi , M/ s . Bata Shoe Co. , Pvt . Ltd. , Batanagar, West Bengal .
5 Shri R. C. Dasgupta , Dy. Director (Chemicals ) , National Test House, Calcutta , 27. 11/1 , Judge's Court Road,
6Assistant Director (Chemicals )
Ex-officio
Export Inspection Council , 14/ 1 -B , Ezra Street, Calcutta- 1 .
7 Deputy Director ( Chemicals) ,
Ex-officio Export Inspection Council , 14/1 -B, Ezra Street,
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1. Inspection Agencies carrying out inspection in the areas covered by the States of Maha- rashtra , Gujarat & Madhya Pradesh and the Union Territory of Goa .
1 Shri P. D. Khemka , M/ s . Cosmos India Rubber Works Pvt. Ltd. , Post Box No. 107 , 7, Homiji Street, Bombay - 1- Chairman
2 Dr. K. N. Modak , Modak Rubber Works Pvt . Ltd. , Andheri Kurla Road , Bombay- 59 A.S.
3 Shri T. S. Simon , M/ s . Diamond Rubber Works Pvt . Ltd. , 276 , Nagdevi Street, Bombay- 3 .
4 Shril Manu M. Patel , Technical Service Laboratory of Synthetics & Chemicals Ltd. , Industry Manor , Off Prabhadevi Road , Bombay- 28 .
5 Shri W.G. Desai , M/ s . Indian Rubber Regenerating Co. Ltd. , Plot No. F 2 , Industrial Estate , Thana, Maharashtra .
67 Shri S. K. Bose , Dy . Director ( Chemicals) , National Test House, Gautam Building , Zakeria BDR Road , Bombay- 15 .
7 Assistant Director ( Chemicals ) , Ex-officio "Harchandrai House " , 1st floor , 81 , Queens Road, Bombay- 2 .
8 Deputy Director , Ex- officio, Export Inspection Council , Bombay Regional Office , "Harchandrai House" , Ist floor, 81 , Queens Road, Bombay - 2 Convenor
I Dr. V. Ramakrishna , Head of the Department of Chemistry , Indian Institute of Technology , Delhi Chairman
III . Inspection Agencies carrying out Inspection in the areas covered by the States of Uttar -Pradesh , Rajasthan , Punjab, Haryana and Jammu & Kashmir and the Union territories of Delhi , Chandigarh and Himachal Pradesh .
2 Shri P. P. Mukherjee , M/ s . Bata Shoe Co. Pvt . Ltd. , Faridabad Branch Factory, Faridabad New Industrial Road, Haryana.
3 Dr. M. S. Muthana , Deputy Director , Indian Institute of Technology , P.O. I.I.T. , Kanpur .
4 Dr. I. S. Gupta, Professor of Chemical Technology , Punjab University , Chandigarh .
5 Shri R. R. Purohit , Jt. Director of Industries ( Chem.) , Govt . of Rajasthan , Jaipur .
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6 Deputy Director ( Quality Control) , Ex-officio Ministry of Commerce , Govt. of India , 'Udyog Bhavan ' , New Delhi - 11-Convenor
IV. Inspection Agencies carrying out inspection in the areas covered by the States of Madras , Mysore , Andhra Pradesh and Kerala .
r Mr. Kuruvilla Lukose , M/ s . Madras Rubber Factory Ltd. , P.O. Box No. 3760 , Madras - 2-Chairman
2 Dr. D. Venkateswarlu , Department of Chemical Engineering , Indian Institute of Technology , Madras I.I.Τ. , Ρ.Ο. , Madras-36.
3 The Dy . Director , Ex - officio (ExportPromotion) , Joint Chief Controller of Imports & Exports , P. O. Box No. 1842 , Madras - 1 .
4 Dr. M. S. Patel-Chairman , Tobacco Export Promotion Council and Development Officer ( T) , The State Trading Corporation of India Ltd., 123 Mount Road , Madras - 6- Convenor .
2. The quoraum of the panel shall be three .
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