ISO Dentistry standards cover a range of topics, such as rotary tools, material properties and handling, implants, handpieces, data management, and even the furniture in the dentist's office. The majority of these standards address the tools and materials used in dental procedures, given the scope of their variety and the need for them to all work with each other and with the patient.
Working with materials at very low temperatures, standards are needed to ensure maximum safety. Management and general guidelines are necessary to transport or store cryogens effectively and efficiently. Many other factors such as air quality, pressure and proper management of vessels are also included in cryogenic standards.
Technology is constantly evolving, advancing fields such as robotics. Robotics services many industries such as manufacturing, welding and more. This category lists standards for many of the fields that robotics serves.
Light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation, also more commonly known as lasers, are used in many different fields, medical, welding and manufacturing, military, displays and more. There are many categories of laser standards that address lasers in these industries as well as others.
Having a clean environment is especially important for places such as laboratories and hospitals. This category goes into guidelines and practices for sterilization. This category also contains an extensive list for the sterilization of medical devices.
Numerous standards exist for various areas under the umbrella of smart and sustainable cities. These include building standards, energy standards, wastewater standards, standards for intelligent transportation systems, electric vehicles and vehicle electronics, and more. Emerging standardization activities are exploring overarching areas such as key performance indicators for city services and quality of life, resilience, process management systems for municipal governance, information and communications technology aspects (sensor networks, data formats, communications between systems), etc. Additional standards will be added to this list as they are defined. For additional information, see the ANSI Network on Smart and Sustainable Cities.
INCITS cybersecurity packages are compiled as a bundle of standards that follow specifications outlined by the InterNational Committee for Information Technology Standards. INCITS is the main US forum dedicated to creating technology standards for the next generation of innovation. In the ever-evolving world of cybersecurity, these packages contain tools that work against a variety of strategies hackers use. Discounts for packages mean you save when compared to individual standards
Building standards approach the standardization of buildings from multiple standpoints. Design considerations such as energy efficiency and seasonal thermal performance are covered alongside structural design and service-life planning. The International Code Council standards provide a framework for building design, construction, and maintenance through its collection of sixteen building codes. Lastly, there is a focus on door standards published by BHMA due to their importance in safety and functionality.
Standards for the sampling, analysis, treatment, processing, and management of wastewater serve to help guide a process that many people rely on for their health and safety. With standards as narrowly focused as the standard test method for the determination of the quantity of a specific element in water, and as broadly concerned as the standards for security practices for an entire utility, wastewater standards address the entire path taken by water on its way to the end consumer. Standards developing organizations such as the American Water Works Association (AWWA), the International Society of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials (IAPMO), and NSF International contribute greatly to the field, as do other organizations which do not focus on wastewater and related topics, but still contribute within their specific fields of inquiry.
Gas Monitoring and Instrumentation Standards describe general practices for sampling, measuring, and monitoring various gases in the environment. Through the establishment of uniform instrumentation techniques for the efficient analysis of gaseous effluents, standardization of analysis and reporting methods is made possible. These guidelines facilitate the examination of health safety issues associated with the reduction of radioactive emissions and enhancements to greenhouse gas removal, as well as providing several detailed solutions to these problems. In addition, the standards address various types of gas testing, such as leakage measurement, exhaust gas emissions, radioactivity of gaseous effluents, greenhouse gas emissions and more. AGA Gas Measurement Manuals provide guidelines for use of specific instruments vital to the process of gas measurement and monitoring.
Standards for forensic investigations guide and provide the accepted standard practice for a variety of procedures, ranging from the generic and widely applicable, such as the standard guide for physical evidence labeling and related documentation, to nuanced and specific guides, such as the microcrystal testing of cocaine. Given the focus on testing, ASTM International, founded as the American Society for Testing and Materials, is the standards developing organization behind a great majority of forensics standards. The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and industry specific organizations such as the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) also developed many standards, doing their part to round out the collection of standard procedures. These standards guide the forensic field and provide uniformity and reliability in the collection, analysis, storage, and retrieval of forensic evidence.
ASTM wood standards include the terminology, standard practices, specifications, and testing methods for wood and wood products. Guidelines address issues in all stages of the wood making process, including harvesting lumber from forests, protecting lumber and timber from termites and fungus, testing fire retardant wood, and testing the water solubility of wood products. Primary purposes for these guidelines are the creation of construction materials and wooden poles, such as electricity poles. Manufacturer adherence to wood testing guidelines can ensure worker safety and quality products.
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An IECEE Test Report Form (TRF) is a document prepared by a National Certification Body (NCB) allowing a test laboratory to record the evidence and the results of the tests and analysis made on a product. Its primary intent is to support the emission of a Certification Body Certificate. Close to 2,000 TRF are available, they focus mainly on electrical safety standards.
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Sustainability is becoming ever more imperative for our world. Sustainability is not only in the energy that can be produced through wind, solar and other methods, but also in the materials chosen for products and creating sustainable businesses. This category covers many facets of sustainability that will help get to a greener future.
Camera and photography standards provide the most widely accepted industry practices for still images and film. They cover a variety of aspects ranging from performance specifications of modern cameras like noise, image flare, exposure, and ISO ratings. Because photography is subject to many aspects of the environment in which a photograph is taken, the standards listed can help adjust for many of these factors to ensure the best quality image and technical aspects for manufacturing an excellent camera.
Water is an imperative resource to the whole world. Making sure to treat it properly is essential for the environment to survive. These standards address how to treat wastewater as well as going into sustainability and our own drinking water.
These standards cover the use and testing of magnetic materials in lab settings and in products such as electronics and camera equipment. This collection also includes RedLine, which shows specific standard changes between editions.
Pharmaceutical standards are published by SDOs such as NSF, ISO, PDA, ASTM and others. They cover a wide variety of topics pertaining to pharmaceutical and drug manufacturing as well as best practices. A wide variety of standards from ASTM cover the manufacturing side of not only the drugs themselves, but also the medical devices that are required to administer specific life-saving drugs. The main standard on this topic is ASTM E2500-20, the Standard Guide for Specification, Design, and Verification of Pharmaceutical and Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing Systems and Equipment as well as its redline-commented version.
The greatest disability is not being able to rise to one's potential as a human being. These standards cover topics ranging from building accessibility to product conformity in the tools that those with disabilities use in their everyday lives.
Land surveying standards are published by ASTM and ISO. This list includes the ISO 17123 series, which covers topics relating to a wide variety of surveying equipment, such as optics for testing geodetic and surveying instruments. These specific tools require knowledge of theodolites, EDM measurements to reflectors, rotating lasers, optical plumbing instruments, GNSS measurements, and others. The ASTM standards cover other topics that are related to measuring sound levels around a site boundary and inspecting various types of pavements. Lastly, the list includes standards from NACE and ASCE related to evaluating underground pipes and geomatics engineering.
Real estate standards are published by ASTM, ISO, ICC, and CSA. They cover necessary plumbing and electrical codes of houses and how to inspect properties to assess damage and livability. These standards a must for any realtor or property investment business.
The Commented Redline Version (CMV) is a new IEC value-added product. With the Commented Redline Version, stakeholders can view comments on the major changes between the previous edition and the new edition of the publication, including the committee's explanation and rationale for changes. CMVs can also include information on the impact of the changes on the application and usability of the standard. CMVs consist of a package, which includes both the new edition of the publication, and the Commented Redline Version. With the addition of comments on the major changes, CMVs are an enhanced version of the traditional IEC Redline Version (RLV), which highlight only the changes between the previous edition and the new edition. The creation of CMVs is a direct result of requests by end-users of IEC International Standards and is part of an ongoing effort by IEC to better serve the community's needs.
Listed below are all of the currently available IEC commented redlines.
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