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Describes the procedure recommended for application of emulsified coal tar pitch, covered by CGSB standard 37-GP-33M, when used as a surface coating on coal tar built-up roofing and on associated membrane flashings.

Describes the recommended procedures for the preparation and application of cold mastic flooring mixtures using mineral colloid type emulsified asphalts described in CGSB standard 37-GP-26M.

This National Standard of Canada consists of the adoption of International Standard ISO 8126-1986. Changes, as explained in the Preface to this National Standard, have been made to section 4 of ISO 8126. It specifies a method for measuring the diffuse visual density of diazo films and the projection visual density of vesicular films. It also determines density values of second generation…

Describes the recommended procedures for the preparation and application of cold mastic flooring mixtures using chemical type emulsified asphalt described in CGSB standard 37-GP-27M.

1. Scope 1.1 This Standard applies to single and multiconductor Types AC90 and ACWU90 interlocked armoured cables intended for installation in accordance with the Canadian Electrical Code, Part I, on systems having nominal voltages of 1000 v and less. 1.2 This Standard also applies to cables having thermoset insulated conductors in sizes No. 14 AWG to 2000 kcmil. This maximum…

1. Scope 1.1 This Standard applies to high-voltage insect killers (HVIK) for use in nonhazardous locations either indoors or outdoors, in accordance with the Canadian Electrical Code, Part I. 1.2 This Standard applies to equipment either permanently connected or cord-connected and operating from a nominal ac supply of 300 V or less and having a secondary voltage of 15 kV maximum…

1.1 This standard applies to corrosion, heat and abrasion resistant coatings electrolytically formed on magnesium alloys by the magnesium anodizing process. 1.2 For more detailed information on intended uses, see par. 6.2.

This first edition cancels and replaces ISO 3545:1981. This part defines the most common symbols with the aim of standardizing and facilitating the use of terminology in standards for steel tubes and associated products. Six figures illustrate the meaning of the text.

This part defines the most common symbols with the aim of standardizing and facilitating the use of terminology in standards for steel hollow sections and associated products. Five figures illustrate the meaning of the text.

The symbols have been selected in accordance with the following principles: a) the plants should be widely used; b) the symbols should be easy to draw and readily be distinguishable one from another; c) the principle and not the appearance of any particular type of machine should be represented, d) where a single symbol represents a group of items for which separate symbols are s-tandardized…