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This Part of EN 1366 specifies a method for determining the fire resistance of vertical and horizontal ventilation ducts including those access panels, which are integral part of the tested ducts. The test examines the behaviour of ducts exposed to fire from the outside (duct A) and fire inside the duct (duct B). This Standard is used in conjunction with EN1363-1. Annex A provides general guidance and gives background information. This European Standard is not applicable to: a) ducts whose fire resistance depends on the fire resistance performance of a ceiling or wall(where ducts are located in cavities enclosed by fire-resistant shafts or ceilings); b) ducts containing fire dampers at points where they pass through fire separations; c) one, two or three sided ducts; d) fixing of suspension devices (e.g. anchors) to floors or walls.

This part of EN 1366 specifies a method for determining the fire resistance of non-mechanical fire barriers installed in fire separating elements designed to withstand heat and the passage of smoke and gases at high temperature. This European Standard is used in conjunction with EN 1363 1 and EN 1366 2. This European Standard is not suitable for testing non-mechanical fire barriers in suspended ceilings without modification. This European Standard is not suitable for testing fire dampers, see EN 1366 2. This European Standard is not suitable for testing such products as air transfer grilles, as the pressures and flows involved are different and may cause differing behaviour.

This document is used in the framework of the waste processing industry and defines the processing of relevant information for the deposit of garbage between access chips and the collection container systems. This document is not intended to be used for container identification. NOTE The container identification is covered by EN 14803. This document provides the technical specification and the restrictions that are defined on top of the ISO 14443 series (Parts 1, 2 and 3).

This document defines the standard for implementing a standard inter-vendors interface aimed at exchanging stationary waste container information and configuration. This document defines the way to exchange data between the “Communication Management Systems” and the “Back-Office Systems”. The exchange of data between the “Collection Container Systems” and the “Communication Management Systems” or the “Back-Office Systems” is excluded. This document targets two streams of information in the waste processing industry: - The processing of information from the deposit of waste, between communication management systems and the back office systems. - The processing of configuration information, between the back-office systems and the communication management systems.

This part of EN 14404 specifies the requirements for individual knee pads combined with garments (type 2) for use by work in kneeling position.

This part of the standard specifies the requirements for knee mats (type 3) for use by work in kneeling position.

This part of the standard specifies the requirements for knee systems (type 4) for use by work in kneeling position.

This part of the standard specifies the requirements for interoperable knee pads to use in garments (type 2) and for garments to use with interoperable knee pads for use by work in kneeling position. In addition to the combination test according to part 3 of this standard, for which the garments and the associated padding are to be provided for testing, it is generally possible to combine padding standardised in its size with garments made to this size.

This part of the standard specifies the test methods for knee protectors intended for use by work in kneeling position.

This part of EN 14404 specifies the requirements for wearable knee protectors (type 1) for use by work in kneeling position.

This document defines the following elements for urban rail rolling stock: - the functional requirements for a communication device between passengers and driver or Operations Control Centre (OCC); - the dynamic behaviour of the Communication device. This document is applicable to the categories I to III of Urban Rail rolling stock defined in CEN/CLC Guide 26: - (I) Metros; - (II) Trams; - (III) Light Rail. NOTE 1 CEN/CLC Guide 26 defines Metro, Tram and Light Rail as public transport systems permanently guided at least by one rail, intended for the operation of local, urban and suburban passenger services with self-propelled vehicles and operated either segregated or not from general road and pedestrian traffic. This document applies to rolling stock both with and without driver. NOTE 2 The communication device is different from the PAS, but it can share some parts of the PAS to achieve its functionalities. NOTE 3 The PAS is regarded as a safety relevant system whereas communication device is non-safety relevant aid to passengers.

This document specifies dimensions and tolerances on factors related to adult human anthropometry for the preparation of headforms used for the testing of protectors. In particular, this is given for: — Anthropometric measurement methods. — Anthropometric data for head and face dimensions. — Human test panels. — Models of headforms

This document specifies a test method for determining the fire resistance of smoke extraction ducts. It is applicable only to smoke extraction ducts that pass through another fire compartment from the fire compartment to be extracted in case of fire. It represents fire exposure of a fully developed fire. This method of test is only applicable to ventilation ducts with the following classification according to EN 13501-3: - fire from inside and outside i ↔ o; - applicable to a pressure difference up to 500 Pa; NOTE 1 Requires that the duct A test(s) has been preformed with an under-pressure of minimum 500 Pa. - with integrity (E) and insulation (I) criteria equal to or higher than the intended classification for the smoke extraction duct. NOTE 2 According to: EN 13501–4:2009/A1:2009 Multi-compartment smoke extraction duct can only be classified as EI. For the purposes of the test described in this document, the duct is referred to as duct C. This test method has been designed to cover both vertical and horizontal smoke extraction ducts. A vertical system need not be evaluated to this method provided that: - both horizontal (ho) and vertical (ve) classification according to EN 13501-3 has been obtained for the ventilation duct, and - it has been tested in a horizontal orientation to this method. If the ventilation duct in practice is only used for vertical applications in smoke extraction systems, only vertical (ve) classification is bound to be used and tested in a vertical orientation to this method according to EN 13501-3. This test method is suitable for ducts constructed from non-combustible materials (Euroclass A1 and A2). NOTE 3 Using combustible material could lead to an incorrect calculation of the leakage based on the oxygen measurement. E.g. galvanisation could lead to some negative effects for the measurements. It is applicable only to four sided ducts; one, two and three sided ducts are not covered.

This European Standard specifies: a) the field of application; b) the requirements of hose union anti vacuum valves; c) dimensional and physio-chemical properties, and properties of general hydraulic, mechanical and acous-tic design of hose union anti-vacuum valves of nominal sizes DN 15 up to and including DN 25; d) marking and technical product information. This standard specifies the characteristics of hose union anti-vacuum valves of nominal size DN 15 up to and including DN 25 that are suitable for use in drinking water systems at pressures up to and including 1 MPa (10 bar) and temperatures up to and including 65 °C and for 1 h at 90 °C. HB protects against back siphonage only and should be installed in vertical downward flowposition. HB and HD anti-vacuum valves are for installation exclusively at the connecting point between stop valve and hose in vertical downward flow position.

This European Standard specifies analysis and evaluation procedures for determining self-ignition temperatures (TSI) of combustible dusts or granular materials as a function of volume by hot storage experiments in ovens of constant temperature. The specified test method is applicable to any solid material for which the linear correlation of lg (V/A) versus the reciprocal self-ignition temperature 1/TSI (with TSI in K) holds (i.e. not limited to only oxidatively unstable materials). This European Standard is not applicable to the ignition of dust layers or bulk solids under aerated conditions (e.g. as in fluid bed dryer). This European Standard shall not be applied to dusts like recognised explosives that do not require atmospheric oxygen for combustion, nor to pyrophoric materials. NOTE Because of regulatory and safety reasons "recognised explosives" are not in the scope of this European Standard. In spite of that, substances which undergo thermal decomposition reactions and which are not "recognised explosives" but behave very similarly to self-ignition processes when they decompose are in the scope. If there are any doubts as to whether the dust is an explosive or not, experts should be consulted.