British Standards Institution

Source:: BSI
Committee:: B/540/7 - Thermal insulation for equipment and industrial applications
Categories:: Pipelines. General | Heat recovery. Thermal insulation | Thermal and sound insulating materials

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Standard timeline

1. Proposal (Complete)

Proposal start date:

2. Draft (Complete)

Draft start date:

22/12/2000

3. Public Comments (Complete)

Public Comments start date:

14/03/2001

Public Comments end date:

15/03/2001

4. Comment Resolution (Complete)

Comment Resolution start date:

30/03/2001

5. Approval (Complete)

6. Publication (Complete)

Publication start date:

20/12/2001

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Standards Development

BS 5970:2001 Code of practice for thermal insulation of pipework and equipment in the temperature range of -100°C to +870°C - (Withdrawn Standard)

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