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This part of ISO 8559‑1 provides a description of anthropometric measurements which can be used as a basis for the creation of physical and digital anthropometric databases. The list of measurements specified in this part ISO 8559‑1 is intended to serve as a guide for practitioners in the field of clothing who are required to apply their knowledge to select population market segments and to create size and shape profiles for the development of all garment types and their equivalent fit mannequins. The list provides a guide for how to take anthropometric measurements, as well as give information to clothing product development teams and fit mannequin manufacturers on the principles of measurement and their underlying anatomical and anthropometrical bases. It is intended to use this part ISO 8559‑1 in conjunction with national, regional or international regulations or agreements to ensure harmony in defining population groups and to allow comparison of anthropometric data sets.

This part of ISO 8655 specifies

—    metrological requirements,

—    maximum permissible errors,

—    requirements for marking and

—    information to be provided for users,

for air-displacement (type A) and positive displacement (type D) single-channel and multi-channel pipettes, complete with their selected tip(s) and any other essential, consumable parts, designed to deliver the selected volume (Ex).

NOTE      General requirements and definitions of terms for piston-operated volumetric apparatus are given in ISO 8655‑1. The gravimetric reference measurement procedure for the determination of volume is given in ISO 8655‑6. The photometric reference measurement procedure for the determination of volume is given in ISO 8655‑8. Alternative methods for the determination of volume are described in ISO 8655‑7. For safety requirements of electrically powered pipettes, see regional or national safety standards.

This part of ISO 8655 specifies

—    metrological requirements,

—    maximum permissible errors,

—    requirements for marking and

—    information to be provided for users,

for burettes. It applies to burettes with nominal volumes up to 100 ml, designed to deliver their specified volume (Ex).

NOTE      General requirements and definitions of terms for piston-operated volumetric apparatus are given in ISO 8655‑1. The gravimetric reference measurement procedure for the determination of volume is given in ISO 8655‑6. The photometric reference measurement procedure for the determination of volume is given in ISO 8655‑8. Alternative methods for the determination of volume are described in ISO 8655‑7. For safety requirements of electrically powered burettes, see regional or national safety standards.

This part of ISO 8655 specifies

—    metrological requirements,

—    maximum permissible errors,

—    requirements for marking and

—    information to be provided for users,

for dilutors with a sample uptake capacity (In) from 5 μl to 10 ml and a diluent capacity (Ex) from 50 μl to 100 ml. They are designed to deliver the sample and diluent together in measured proportion and measured volume.

NOTE      General requirements and definitions of terms for piston-operated volumetric apparatus are given in ISO 8655‑1. The gravimetric reference measurement procedure for the determination of volume is given in ISO 8655‑6. Alternative methods for the determination of volume are described in ISO 8655‑7. For safety requirements of electrically powered dilutors, see regional or national safety standards.

This part of ISO 8655 specifies

—    metrological requirements,

—    maximum permissible errors,

—    requirements for marking and

—    information to be provided for users,

for dispensers. It applies to dispensers with nominal volumes from 1 μl up to 200 ml, designed to deliver their volume (Ex).

NOTE      General requirements and definitions of terms for piston-operated volumetric apparatus are given in ISO 8655‑1. The gravimetric reference measurement procedure for the determination of volume is given in ISO 8655‑6. The photometric reference measurement procedure for the determination of volume is given in ISO 8655‑8. Alternative methods for the determination of volume are described in ISO 8655‑7. For safety requirements of electrically powered dispensers, see regional or national safety standards.

This part of ISO 8655 specifies a gravimetric reference measurement procedure for the determination of volume of piston-operated volumetric apparatus (POVA). The tests are applicable to complete systems comprising the basic apparatus and all parts selected for use with the apparatus, disposable or reusable, involved in the measurement by delivery (Ex) or contained (In).

NOTE      General requirements and definitions of terms for piston-operated volumetric apparatus are given in ISO 8655‑1. For the metrological requirements, maximum permissible errors, requirements for marking and information to be provided for users for piston-operated volumetric apparatus, see ISO 8655‑2 for pipettes, see ISO 8655‑3 for burettes, see ISO 8655‑4 for dilutors, see ISO 8655‑5 for dispensers, and see ISO 8655‑9 for manually operated precision laboratory syringes. The photometric reference measurement procedure for the determination of volume of piston operated volumetric apparatus is given in ISO 8655‑8. Alternative measurement procedures or the determination of volume are described in ISO 8655‑7.

This part of ISO 8655 specifies alternative measurement procedures for the determination of volume of piston-operated volumetric apparatus.

The tests are applicable to complete systems comprising the basic apparatus and all parts selected for use with the apparatus, disposable or reusable, involved in the measurement by delivery process (Ex). Methods described in this part of ISO 8655 are suitable for various maximum nominal volumes of piston-operated volumetric apparatus. The user of this standard shall ensure that the selected method is suitable for its intended purpose.

NOTE      General requirements and definitions of terms for piston-operated volumetric apparatus are given in ISO 8655‑1. For the metrological requirements, maximum permissible errors, requirements for marking and information to be provided for users for piston-operated volumetric apparatus, see ISO 8655‑2 for pipettes, see ISO 8655‑3 for burettes, see ISO 8655‑4 for dilutors, see ISO 8655‑5 for dispensers, and see ISO 8655‑9 for manually operated precision laboratory syringes. The gravimetric reference measurement procedure for the determination of volume is given in ISO 8655‑6. The photometric reference measurement procedure for the determination of volume is given in ISO 8655‑8.

This part of ISO 8655 specifies a photometric reference measurement procedure for the determination
of volume of piston-operated volumetric apparatus. The tests are applicable to complete systems
comprising the basic apparatus (with a maximum nominal volume of 10 mL) and all parts selected for
use with the apparatus, disposable or reusable, involved in the measurement by uptake (In) or delivery
(Ex).
NOTE General requirements and definitions of terms for piston-operated volumetric apparatus are
given in ISO 8655-1. For the metrological requirements, maximum permissible errors, requirements for
marking and information to be provided for users for piston-operated volumetric apparatus, see ISO
8655-2 for pipettes, see ISO 8655-3 for burettes, see ISO 8655-4 for dilutors, see ISO 8655-5 for
dispensers, and see ISO 8655-9 for manually operated precision laboratory syringes. The gravimetric
reference measurement procedure for the determination of volume of piston-operated volumetric
apparatus is given in ISO 8655-6. Alternative methods for the determination of volume are given in ISO
8655-7.

This part of ISO 8655 specifies

- metrological requirements,
- maximum permissible errors,
- requirements for marking and
- information to be provided for users,

for manually operated precision laboratory syringes. It applies to syringes with nominal volumes up to 200 ml, designed to deliver their volume (Ex).

Manually operated precision laboratory syringes are instruments used for delivering liquids and gases.
The barrel is typically made of glass and the plunger and the needle are typically made of metal.

NOTE General requirements and definitions of terms for piston-operated volumetric apparatus are given in ISO 8655-1. The gravimetric reference measurement procedure for the determination of volume is given in ISO 8655-6. A photometric reference measurement procedure for the determination of is given in ISO 8655-8. Alternative methods for the determination of volume are described in ISO 8655-7.

This document specifies several chemical methods of passivation for corrosion resisting steels (austenitic, ferritic, martensitic and precipitation hardenable) and of decontamination for nickel or cobalt base alloys.

This document defines the method for depositing cadmium layers according to the vacuum deposition process, for use in aerospace construction.

According to this process, cadmium metal is vaporized under vacuum and deposited directly on the base material with an interlayer. The coating produced in this way is ductile and electrically conductive.

This document is applicable whenever referenced.

This document specifies the requirements relating to:

—    Aluminium alloy 5086

—    H111

—    Extruded bars

—    10 mm ≤ D ≤ 300 mm

for aerospace applications.

ISO 8559-1:2017 provides a description of anthropometric measurements that can be used as a basis for the creation of physical and digital anthropometric databases. The list of measurements specified in this document is intended to serve as a guide for practitioners in the field of clothing who are required to apply their knowledge to select population market segments and to create size and shape profiles for the development of all garment types and their equivalent fit mannequins. The list provides a guide for how to take anthropometric measurements, as well as give information to clothing product development teams and fit mannequin manufacturers on the principles of measurement and their underlying anatomical and anthropometrical bases.
Annex A describes the use of the pictogram (standardized and modified) based on the selection of most usual body dimensions used for clothing size designation.
ISO 8559-1:2017 is intended to be used in conjunction with national, regional or international regulations or agreements to ensure harmony in defining population groups and to allow comparison of anthropometric data sets.

ISO 8559-2:2017 specifies primary and secondary dimensions for specified types of garments to be used in combination with ISO 8559‑1 (anthropometric definitions for body measurement).
The primary aim of this document is to establish a size designation system that can be used by manufacturers and retailers to indicate to consumers (in a simple, direct and meaningful manner) the body dimensions of the person that the garment is intended to fit. Provided that the size of the person's body (as indicated by the specified dimensions) has been determined in accordance with ISO 8559‑1, this designation system will facilitate the choice of garments that fit. This information can be indicated by labelling, etc.
The size designation system is based on body measurements, not garment measurements. The choice of garment measurements is normally determined by the designer and the manufacturers who make appropriate allowances to accommodate the type and position of wear, style, cut and fashion elements of the garment.

This document specifies test procedures for the acquisition and presentation of multipoint data which demonstrate the behaviour of plastics under the following environments:

—    prolonged exposure to heat;

—    liquid chemicals;

—    environmental stress cracking under a constant tensile stress;

—    artificial weathering.

The tests are listed in order of increasing severity of the environment. By testing under the least severe environments first, it is possible to make informed judgements regarding whether tests under more severe conditions are worthwhile.

This document gives recommendations for the handling, documentation, storage and processing of frozen tissue specimens intended for the examination of isolated DNA during the pre-examination phase before a molecular examination is performed.
This document is applicable to any molecular in vitro diagnostic examination performed by medical laboratories and molecular pathology laboratories that evaluate DNA isolated from frozen tissue. It is also intended to be used by laboratory customers, in vitro diagnostics developers and manufacturers, biobanks, institutions and commercial organizations performing biomedical research, and regulatory authorities.
Tissues that have undergone chemical stabilization pre-treatment before freezing are not covered in this document.
NOTE International, national or regional regulations or requirements can also apply to specific topics covered in this document.