Textiles. Test methods for nonwovens - Demand absorbency1 Scope This part of ISO 9073 describes a method for the evaluation of the absorbency of fabrics when one side is in contact with a liquid and the fabric is under mechanical pressure. This test is designed to allow comparison of absorbent materials such as nonwovens and is not intended to simulate in use conditions of finished products. NOTE Demand absorbency is also called demand wettability.

This British Standard includes new clauses on pneumatic conveying systems

verification of compliance is based on the testing of small test pieces

Planning of the lifting operation

BS EN 4632-001 defines weldability and brazeability degrees for metallic materials used in aerospace construction

The method specified is not necessarily applicable to materials of very high tensile strength

BS EN 62005-2 on Reliability tests for fibre optic interconnecting devices and passive components is useful for:

Additional requirements for special tanks

This part of BS 7666 is intended for use by those compiling land and property gazetteers

ISO 789-6 guides you with general requirements and test procedures and helps you with test reports

This Part of BS 5950 applies to profiled steel sheets which consist either of a series of stiffened or unstiffened trapezoidal flutes or of other ribbed profiles which behave in a substantially similar manner

such as apple juice

BS EN 60601-2-39 applies to peritoneal dialysis equipment intended for use either by medical staff or under the supervision of medical experts