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

BS EN 1715-2:2008 specifies requirements for drawing stock of aluminium and aluminium alloys for electrical applications

Additional information to be supplied by the manufacturer of Group 2 instruments

preloading and minimum tensile strengths

valve device assembly or integrated conversion equipment

from primary production to retail

The guidelines in BS EN 60603-7-1 help you to perceive detailed specifications for free and fixed connectors that enable you to provide a superior quality product to your customers

BS EN 1430 on particle polarity of bituminous emulsions is useful for:

additional requirements are given in Clause 13 for class PR transformers and in Clause 14 for class PX transformers

An example of the apparatus for determination of the resistivity using a rectangular sheet which was previously part of the main body of the text

The dimensions of these spools are outside the scope of this International Standard

BS EN 4026 is a European Standard on aerospace applications

acetic acid salt spray (AASS) and copper accelerated acetic acid salt spray (CASS) tests for assessment of the corrosion resistance of metallic materials with or without permanent corrosion protection or temporary corrosion protection