Buildings and building-related facilities. Functional and user requirements and performance. Tools for assessment and comparison1 Scope This International Standard specifies how to determine functional performance requirements (demand) for buildings and building related facilities, and how to check the capability of buildings and facilities to meet identified requirements (supply). It specifies how to determine the relative importance of each requirement, establish thresholds for capability, and evaluate the significance of differences between what is required and actual

NOTE 1 This test method is not always suitable for very low slump concrete (less than 20 mm)

BS EN IEC 61375 is a series of international standards on electronic railway equipment that establishes the specification for the communication between the onboard subsystems and the ground subsystems

and the rate of evaporation is a key factor in the application of many solvents

When these transformers and inductors are handled according to the standards provided in  BS EN 61797-1

NOTE: BS EN 1729-2:2012+A1:2015 does not apply to laboratories

hull structure and floatation

This European Standard applies to swivel castors for hospital beds with a wheel diameter of 100 mm or more

Test methods for insole and insock

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bend radius and hardness of all the aluminium alloys

BS EN 13458-1 on static vacuum insulated cryogenic vessels is helpful for:

steel or copper alloy materials