High-pressure flexible connections for use with medical gas systems1 Scope 1. 1 This International Standard applies to high pressure flexible connections intended to be connected to cylinders or cylinder bundles with nominal filling pressures up to 25 000 kPa at 15 C for use with the following medical gases: oxygen; nitrous oxide; air for breathing; helium; carbon dioxide; xenon; mixtures of the gases listed above; air for driving surgical tools; nitrogen for driving surgical tools; oxygen enriched air.

It complements standards that address the design

Employ BS EN 17186 to access unmistakable compatibility information with either the plug of the cable assembly

K+ (potassium)

In ISO 6647-1

damage in an oxidative atmosphere accumulates due to the influence of purely mechanical fatigue and to chemical effects of the material’s oxidation

Note 2: To assess the ability of an energy-related product to be remanufactured

Avoid misconduct and deter criminal liabilities

BS EN 13428 also specifies the methodology and procedure for determining the presence of the four heavy metals named in article 11 of the packaging and packaging waste Directive and for determining the presence and minimisation of any dangerous substances or preparations if they are present in packaging and are likely to be released into the environment as a result of waste management operations

and to act as a guide to designers in passing to their clients information about fire precautions designed into the shopping complex

The Active Transport Layer Relay (ATLR) and Passive Transport Layer Relay (PTLR) modes of operation are not considered to be OSI operations because ISO 7498 does not define relaying to be a Transport Layer function

It does not cover the micro-geometry

This part is about how designers can build in end-of-life value by introducing sustainable design principles in the early stages of new product development