Code of practice for control of undesirable static electricity - General considerationsCode of practice for Control of undesirable static electricity Part 1: General considerations Executive summary General guidance on the control of the generation of undesirable static electricity in solids, liquids and gases. Abstract This part of BS 5958 gives basic information on the generation of undesirable static electricity in solids, liquids and gases, and also on persons, and describes how the charges produced give rise to discharges which may

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The principle aim is to provide the necessary background information and sampling guidelines to enable occupational hygienists and researchers to effectively characterize and monitor nanoaerosol exposures in the workplace in advance of specific exposure limits and standards being developed and implemented

Food and Rural Affairs’ recommendations following a government review of greyhound racing legislation

It is less labour-intensive and hazardous (there’s no hand-arm vibration for contractors)

An update of the list of mechanical properties tables relevant to aluminium and aluminium alloys

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Figure 19 – Warm roof construction with a small void above insulation

Facility operators (to help them input more effectively into the design process)

Annex ZA (informative) Relationship of this European standard with EU directives

as well as constructional and environmental requirements

BS EN 15643-2:2011 Sustainability of construction works

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