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Specifies an infrared method for the determination of carbon in iron and steel after combustion in oxygen using high frequency induction heating. The method is applicable to all types of iron and steel with carbon content in the range 0.002 percent to 4.5 percent carbon.

Specifies requirements for flexible hose assemblies for use with both heated and cold water supplies with a maximum heated water temperature of 90 degrees Celsius, used for applications aboveground, accessible and not submerged. Nominal sizes range up to DN 20, a maximum length of 2 m and with a working pressure not exceeding 1.4 MPa at 20 degrees Celsius.

Provides requirements for the sampling, statistical evaluation of test data and the determination of design characteristic values for structural timber for structural design in accordance with the relevant Australian or New Zealand timber engineering design Standard.

Specifies requirements for the design and manufacture of scaffold decking components, and their performance requirements when used to form working platforms for scaffolds. Decking components comprise scaffold planks, deck infills, lap plates and prefabricated platforms.

Specifies the requirements for the manufacture, grading, finishing and branding of an appearance grade of non-structural plywood and non-structural blockboard bonded with adhesives of suitable durability for use in applications where the product is exposed to the weather or wet or damp conditions.

This Standard sets out the safety and physical requirements for light-transmitting screens and curtains intended to provide protection against hazardous radiation generated during welding processes, while simultaneously affording visual contact with the working position.

Specifies a gravimetric method for the determination of carbon content between 0.05 percent and 4.5 percent in all types of iron and steel.

This Standard specifies a test method for determining the particulate emission factor from batch-fed domestic solid fuel burning appliances and the associated particulate emission acceptance criteria.

The objective of this revision is to amalgamate the two parts of the 2003 standard to provide manufacturers, designers, users, statutory authorities and others with comprehensive requirements for the design, construction, installation, testing and maintenance of spray painting booths, spray painting areas and mixing rooms.

AS/NZS 1546.3 provides: 1. a set of performance statements which define the requirements of an aerated wastewater treatment system. 2. a basis against which an aerated wastewater treatment system may be assessed; manufacturers of aerated wastewater treatment systems with basic specifications that will enable the testing agency to check that a product conforms to the Standard. 3. purchasers of an aerated wastewater treatment system with confidence that the system will perform as checked by a testing agency. 3. and sets out performance requirements, design requirements, means of compliance, installation requirements, requirements for operation and maintenance and specifications for testing aerated wastewater treatments systems and associated fittings.