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09/30198043 DC
BS EN 1127-1. Explosive atmospheres. Explosion prevention and protection. Part 1. Basic concepts and methodology
AVAILABILITY: yes
FORMAT: 45 pages, A4
DELIVERY OPTIONS: Immediate download, next working day or UK standard delivery
ISBN:
Filed under Electrical apparatus for explosive atmospheres · Tagged with Chemical hazards, Classification systems, Combustion, Control equipment, Design, Dust, Electric current, Electric sparks, Electrical safety, Electromagnetic radiation, Electrostatics, Explosions, Explosive atmospheres, Fire risks, Fire safety, Flame traps, Flames, Gases, Hand tools, Hazardous areas classification (for elec, Hazards, High frequencies, Ignitability, Ignition, Instructions for use, Ionizing radiation, Lightning, Marking, Particulate materials, Protected electrical equipment, Risk assessment, Safety measures, Surfaces, Ultrasonics, Ventilation
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BS EN 62305-2:2006
Protection against lightning. Risk management
AVAILABILITY: yes
FORMAT: 156 pages, A4
DELIVERY OPTIONS: Immediate download, next working day or UK standard delivery
ISBN: 978 0 580 66206 5
Filed under Electrical Engineering in General · Tagged with Building services, Buildings, Climatic hazards, Climatic protection, Climatic zones, Damage, Electrical equipment, Electrical installations, Electrical protection equipment, Electrical safety, Fire safety in buildings, Hazard prevention in buildings, Hazards, Lightning, Lightning conductors, Lightning protection, Management, Mathematical calculations, Risk assessment, Structures, Surge protection, Telecommunication systems
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BS EN 62305-4:2006
Protection against lightning. Electrical and electronic systems within structures
AVAILABILITY: yes
FORMAT: 106 pages, A4
DELIVERY OPTIONS: Immediate download, next working day or UK standard delivery
ISBN: 978 0 580 60829 2
Filed under Electrical Engineering in General · Tagged with Building services, Buildings, Climatic protection, Damage, Earthing, Electrical equipment, Electrical installations, Electrical protection equipment, Electrical safety, Electromagnetic fields, Electronic equipment and components, Hazard prevention in buildings, Inspection, Installation, Lightning, Lightning conductors, Lightning protection, Maintenance, Structures, Surge protection, Telecommunication systems, Test methods
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BS EN 62305-3:2006
Protection against lightning. Physical damage to structures and life hazard
AVAILABILITY: yes
FORMAT: 158 pages, A4
DELIVERY OPTIONS: Immediate download, next working day or UK standard delivery
ISBN: 978 0 580 62072 0
Filed under Electrical Engineering in General · Tagged with Building services, Buildings, Climatic protection, Damage, Design, Earthing, Electrical protection equipment, Electrical safety, Hazard prevention in buildings, Inspection, Lightning, Lightning conductors, Lightning protection, Maintenance, Safety measures, Structures, Surge protection
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BS EN 62305-1:2006
Protection against lightning. General principles
AVAILABILITY: yes
FORMAT: 72 pages, A4
DELIVERY OPTIONS: Immediate download, next working day or UK standard delivery
ISBN: 978 0 580 62073 7
Filed under Electrical Engineering in General · Tagged with Building services, Buildings, Climatic protection, Damage, Earthing, Electrical installations, Electrical protection equipment, Electrical safety, Hazard prevention in buildings, Lightning, Lightning conductors, Lightning protection, Mathematical calculations, Structures, Surge protection, Telecommunication systems
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BS EN 1127-1:2007
Explosive atmospheres. Explosion prevention and protection. Basic concepts and methodology
AVAILABILITY: yes
FORMAT: 54 pages, A4
DELIVERY OPTIONS: Immediate download, next working day or UK standard delivery
ISBN: 978 0 580 54951 9
Filed under Safety of machinery · Tagged with Chemical hazards, Classification systems, Control equipment, Design, Dust, Electric current, Electric sparks, Electrical safety, Electromagnetic radiation, Electrostatics, Explosions, Explosive atmospheres, Fire risks, Fire safety, Flame traps, Flames, Gases, Hand tools, Hazardous areas classification (for electrical equipment), Hazards, High frequencies, Ignitability, Ignition, Instructions for use, Ionizing radiation, Lightning, Marking, Particulate materials, Protected electrical equipment, Risk assessment, Safety measures, Surfaces, Ultrasonics, Ventilation
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BIP 2118:2007
Protection against lightning. A UK guide to the practical application of BS EN 62305
AVAILABILITY: yes
FORMAT: 122 pages, A4 Paperback
DELIVERY OPTIONS: Next working day or UK standard delivery
ISBN:
Filed under Electrical Engineering in General · Tagged with Building services, Buildings, Climatic protection, Damage, Earthing, Electrical installations, Electrical protection equipment, Electrical safety, Hazard prevention in buildings, Lightning, Lightning conductors, Lightning protection, Mathematical calculations Building and Construction, Structures, Surge protection, Telecommunication systems
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05/30141284 DC
BS EN 50468. Resistibility requirement to overoltage and overcurrents due to lightning for equipment having telecommunication port
AVAILABILITY: yes
FORMAT: 16 pages, A4
DELIVERY OPTIONS: Immediate download, next working day or UK standard delivery
ISBN:
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PD CLC/TR 50469:2005
Lightning protection systems. Symbols
AVAILABILITY: yes
FORMAT: 10 pages, A4
DELIVERY OPTIONS: Immediate download, next working day or UK standard delivery
ISBN: 0 580 47518 2
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BS EN 3841-308:2004
Aerospace series. Circuit breakers. Test methods. Lightning
AVAILABILITY: yes
FORMAT: 8 pages, A4
DELIVERY OPTIONS: Immediate download, next working day or UK standard delivery
ISBN: 0 580 45531 9
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