Portable sanitary pans for use in healthcare establishments - Specification for reusable pans for commode chairs Ingestion-build-228203 The tests are not concerned

The tests are not concerned with the behaviour of a roof when subjected to the effects of fire on its underside

ISO 21925‑1 is part one of a multi-series of international standards on fire resistance tests which covers fire dampers for air distribution systems

This particular standard amends and supplements BS EN 60601-1 Medical electrical equipment

and required test results for the bridge alert management (BAM) in support of IMO resolution MSC

PD CEN/TS 17286 aims to establish the performance benchmarks for collecting the mercury and to evaluate the acceptability of sorbent trap monitoring systems used to monitor total vapour-phase mercury (Hg) emissions in stationary source flue gas streams

Portable sanitary pans for use in healthcare establishments - Specification for reusable pans for commode chairs Ingestion-build-228203 The tests are not concerned1 Scope This British Standard specifies materials, construction and performance requirements for reusable sanitary pans intended for use with commode chairs. Grade A pans are designed to withstand heat sterilization at 134 C; grade B pans are capable of withstanding heat disinfection at 100 C. NOTE 1 Appendix A gives details of the information to be supplied by the purchaser to the manufacturer. NOTE 2 The titles of the publications referred to in