Corrosion of metals and alloys. Guidelines for assessing the significance of stress corrosion cracks detected in service1 Scope This International Standard provides guidelines on the appropriate steps to take when a stress corrosion crack has been detected in service and an assessment has to be made of the implications for structural integrity. Such an evaluation should be made in the context of the perceived consequences of failure using appropriate risk based management methodologies. Since this is application specific, it is beyond the scope of this International

which is often found for the treatment of sewage sludge

BS EN IEC 60974-1 is the first part of multi-standard series

This European Standard does not specify requirements for the validation and routine control of sterilization by moist heat

BS 6405 helps mechanical and electrical engineers to use accurate steel chains for various general activities and manufacture superior quality steel chains

when communicating for reporting contamination level measurement results and for specifying cleanliness requirements

It is applicable to all machinery and associated components and covers structure-borne measurements only

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BS EN 1998-2:2005 covers the following topics:

with high value equipment and potentially significant business interruption implications if the systems were taken out of service for an extended period

Contents of BS ISO 8139: