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BS EN IEC 61226:2021

Nuclear power plants. Instrumentation, control and electrical power systems important to safety. Categorization of functions and classification of systems

standard by British-Adopted European Standard , 07/29/2021

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This document establishes, for nuclear power plants2, a method of assignment of the functions specified for the plant into categories according to their importance to safety. Subsequent classification of the I&C and electrical power systems performing or supporting these functions, based on the assigned category, then determines relevant design criteria.
 

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Published:
07/29/2021
ISBN(s):
9780539024654
Number of Pages:
46
File Size:
1 file , 1.3 MB
Product Code(s):
30383703, 30383703, 30383703
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  1. BS EN IEC 61226:2021

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    Nuclear power plants. Instrumentation, control and electrical power systems important to safety. Categorization of functions and classification of systems

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  2. BS EN 61226:2010


    Nuclear power plants. Instrumentation and control important to safety. Classification of instrumentation and control functions

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  3. BS IEC 61226:2005


    Nuclear power plants. Instrumentation and control systems important to safety. Classification of instrumentation and control functions

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  4. BS EN 61340-2-3:2000


    Electrostatics.-Methods of test for determining the resistance and resistivity of solid planar materials used to avoid electrostatic charge accumulation

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