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ISO 3434:2012

ISO 3434:2012 Ships and marine technology – Heated glass panes for ships’ rectangular windows

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Description

ISO 3434:2012 specifies construction characteristics, optical qualities and heat current circuit, as well as the tolerances, tests, marking and designation of heated glass panes for ships’ rectangular windows of the heated series according to ISO 3903.

It includes the conditions to comply with the safety of ships in times of frost and/or snow, particularly during manoeuvres in port.

Heated glass panes are used on ships principally for the windows of wheel-houses and bridges, as well as in enclosed locations used for look-out and manoeuvring purposes. ISO 3434:2012 specifies heated glass panes which are intended for use at temperatures down to -40 °C.

Edition

3

Published Date

2012-08-31

Status

PUBLISHED

Pages

10

Language Detail Icon

English

Format Secure Icon

Secure PDF

Abstract

ISO 3434:2012 specifies construction characteristics, optical qualities and heat current circuit, as well as the tolerances, tests, marking and designation of heated glass panes for ships' rectangular windows of the heated series according to ISO 3903.

It includes the conditions to comply with the safety of ships in times of frost and/or snow, particularly during manoeuvres in port.

Heated glass panes are used on ships principally for the windows of wheel-houses and bridges, as well as in enclosed locations used for look-out and manoeuvring purposes. ISO 3434:2012 specifies heated glass panes which are intended for use at temperatures down to -40 °C.

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