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API RP 1173: Pipeline Safety Management Systems

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API RP 1173: Pipeline Safety Management Systems : Errata 1

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ISO 8194:1987

ISO 8194:1987 Radiation protection – Clothing for protection against radioactive contamination – Design, selection, testing and use

CDN $173.00

SKU: 969142357487 Categories: ,

Description

Gives the characterisitcs of two types of clothing: ventilated-pressurized garments and unventilated-unpressurized garments. These characteristics include the manufacture materials, design and size, accessories, breathing air supply and internal ventilation. Annex A describes a test method according to which any new type of garment can be assigned a protection factor that makes it easier for the user to make a choice. Annexes B and C give methods for measuring leak tightness and air supply flow rates of ventilated-pressurized garments. Annex F gives, for guidance, recommendations for choosing protective clothing.

Edition

1

Published Date

1987-05-21

Status

PUBLISHED

Pages

14

Language Detail Icon

English

Format Secure Icon

Secure PDF

Abstract

Gives the characterisitcs of two types of clothing: ventilated-pressurized garments and unventilated-unpressurized garments. These characteristics include the manufacture materials, design and size, accessories, breathing air supply and internal ventilation. Annex A describes a test method according to which any new type of garment can be assigned a protection factor that makes it easier for the user to make a choice. Annexes B and C give methods for measuring leak tightness and air supply flow rates of ventilated-pressurized garments. Annex F gives, for guidance, recommendations for choosing protective clothing.

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