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Sets out procedures for the preparation, laying and fixing of resilient sheet and tile floor coverings in all forms including flexible PVC, semi-rigid PVC, hybrid modular, linoleum, rubber. Also applies to self-adhesive tiles. Gives details of work necessary to prepare subfloor surfaces, with procedures for laying resilient covering. Does not apply to the laying of synthetic or natural fibre carpet, carpet tiles, timber or cork products. KEYWORDS: sheet; tiles; preparation; laying; fixing

AS 1742.13:2023 specifies requirements for the signs, pavement marking and other devices to be applied to commonly used local area traffic management (LATM) schemes

Specifies a spectrophotometric method using reduced ß-silicomolybdate complex, for the determination of the total silicon content of iron and steel. The method covers the range 0.005 percent to 5.0 percent silicon and is applicable to all grades of iron and steel.

Sets out the flame atomic absorption spectrometric method for the determination of lead in iron and steel.

Specifies requirements for visually stress-graded sawn hardwood intended for structural purposes, at the time of grading.

The objective of this Standard is to provide manufacturers and designers of fire detection and alarm systems with requirements for the design and performance of visual warning devices intended to provide supplementary information in fire detection, warning, control and intercom systems.

The objective of this Test Method is to specify rules for batching, sampling, inspection, and acceptance/rejection of ceramic tiles.

Specifies product information to be included with and test and performance requirements for prefabricated and tube-and-coupler scaffolding.

Specifies a spectrophotometric method for the determination of manganese content between 0.01 percent and 2 percent in all types of iron and steel.

Specifies a spectrophotometric method for the determination of aluminium content in the range of 0.002 percent to 1.4 percent aluminium in all types of iron and steel. The method uses a mercury cathode, followed by solvent extraction to separate interfering elements, with alizarin red S to produce a chromogen which is measured at a wavelength of 490 nm.