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by Samantha Tricker, Ray Tricker
Environmental Requirements for Electromechanical and Electrical Equipment
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Title page
Table of Contents
About the authors
Copyright
List of tables
List of figures
Preface
Acknowledgements
Chapter 1: Introduction
1.1 Purpose and layout of this book
1.2 Structure of the document
1.3 Environmental factors and influences
1.4 Environmental classes
1.5 Environmental application
Chapter 2: Ambient temperature
2.1 Guidance
2.2 Typical contract requirements – ambient temperature
2.3 Values and ranges
2.4 Tests
Chapter 3: Solar radiation
3.1 Guidance
3.2 Typical contract requirements – solar radiation
3.3 Values and ranges
3.4 Tests
Chapter 4: Humidity
4.1 Guidance
4.2 Typical contract requirements – humidity
4.3 Values and Ranges
4.4 Tests
Chapter 5: Air pressure and altitude
5.1 Guidance
5.2 Typical contract requirements – air pressure and altitude
5.3 Values and ranges
5.4 Tests
Chapter 6: Weather and precipitation
6.1 Guidance
6.2 Typical contract requirements – weather and precipitation
6.3 Values and ranges
6.4 Tests
Chapter 7: Pollutants and contaminants
7.1 Guidance
7.2 Typical examples of contract requirements – pollutants and contaminants
7.3 Values and ranges
7.4 Tests
Chapter 8: Mechanical
8.1 Guidance
8.2 Typical contract requirements – mechanical
8.3 Values and ranges
8.4 Tests
Chapter 9: Electrical
9.1 Guidance
9.2 Typical contract requirements – electrical
9.3 Values and ranges
9.4 Tests
Chapter 10: Electromagnetic compatibility
10.1 Guidance
10.2 The EMC Directive (89/336/EEC)
10.3 Enforcement of the EMC Directive
10.4 Application of Council Directive 89/336/EEC
10.5 Small businesses
10.6 Interference and other contract considerations
10.7 Typical contract requirements – EMC
10.8 EMC related standards
10.9 Railway specific requirements
10.10 Other related standards and specifications
10.11 EMC testing: a comparison of the test alternatives
10.12 Test and evaluation
Chapter 11: Ergonomics
11.1 Guidance
11.2 Typical contract requirements – ergonomics
11.3 Values and ranges
11.4 Tests
Chapter 12: General
12.1 Introduction
12.2 Design
12.3 RAMS
12.4 Fire
12.5 Quality Control and Quality Assurance
Appendix – Glossary of terms
References
Acronyms and abbreviations
List of symbols
SI units for existing technology
Index
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Environmental Requirements for Electromechanical and Electronic Equipment
Ray Tricker
Samantha Tricker
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