Specification for phosphoric acid based flux for soft soldered joints in stainless steelWhat is BS 5245 Phosphoric acid based flux for soft soldered joints about? BS 5245 is a British Standard that discusses the phosphoric acid based flux for soft soldered joints in stainless steel. BS 5245 is intended to ensure that purchasers of phosphoric acid based flux for use in this application may be certain that such fluxes and their residues are safe, i. e. not corrosive in normal use, towards the tube, fittings, or solder in the capillary

gives an example of how functional safety requirements are derived

BS 3424-38 describes a method of test for determining the omnidirectional wounded burst resistance of a coated fabric when subjected to a force exerted by a traversing sphere moving at right angles to the plane of the coated fabric

These procedures are not applicable to oilseeds and oleaginous fruits

BS 5900:2012 provides guidance and the most up-to-date recommendations for homelifts that are installed in private dwellings and are intended for the transport of persons with impaired mobility

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ISO 1217 also specifies methods for testing liquid-ring type compressors

BS EN 17064 establishes the safety requirements that apply to prevention and fight against fire in cableway installations designed to carry persons

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Type A wherein failure occurs at the depth in the specimen defined by the split specimen container and Type B wherein the location of the failure surface is not defined by the apparatus

What is ISO 16014-1 – Distribution of polymers using SEC about

BS EN ISO 8185 also includes requirements for active HME (heat and moisture exchanger) devices