Aircraft — Ground support electrical supplies — General requirements
Gives electrical output characteristics, and interface requirements, between an aircraft and ground support electrical supplies. Requirements for safety features are also included. The facilities covered by this International Standard are intended to supply power to an aircraft. In some cases the facility may also be capable of being used for aircraft engine starting.
Specifies performance and construction requirements for systems
intended to collect and dispose of waste anaesthetic gases and
vapours released from equipment used in administering such
anaesthetics or exhaled by a patient connected to such equipment.
The main aim of this document is to ensure that these systems are
effective in their intended purpose, yet pose minimal risk to the
patient.…
Requirements for Monitoring and Display of CANDU Nuclear Power Plant Status
in the Event of an Acc...
1. Scope
1.1 At the onset of an accident, certain protective actions (e.g., reactor trip, emergency core cooling actuation, containment isolation) are designed to be performed automatically. Specific CSA Standards cover the systems that perform these actions. ,, However, the operator has an increasing role to play as time progresses in managing the outcome of the event. Instrumentation is…
1. Scope
1.1 This Standard specifies the mechanical and electrical characteristics of three-phase network transformers having rated primary voltages up to 34.5 kV and kV.A ratings of 500-2500.
Rubber, vulcanized — Determination of temperature rise and resistance to fatigue in flexometer testi...
Gives directions for carrying out measurements which make possible predictions regarding the durability of rubbers in finished articles, e.g. tyres, bearings, V-belts etc. Due to the wide variations in service conditions, no simple correlation between accelerated tests and service performance can be assumed. - Part 2 of this standard: rotary flexometer, part 3: compression flexometer.
Defines Canadian content and then gives explanations and examples
of the terms in the definition. 'Canadian content', frequently an
important aspect of the procurement process, is here defined so
that it can be considered from a common understanding.
Supplementary Cementing Materials and Their Use in Concrete Construction
Covers the requirements for the use of natural pozzolans, fly ash
and ground granulated slag added at the mixing plant to
supplement the Portland cement in concrete. The requirements of
this Standard supersedes those of CSA standard CAN3-A23.1 related
to cementitious hydraulic slag, fly ash and natural pozzolans.
