Internet Resources for Electrical and Mechanical
Engineering
A useful
guide to British Standards is provided by BSI, as is a
guide
to Eurocodes.
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ANSI - American National Standards Institute
- This site has details of ANSI standards
as well as those produced by other major standards organizations.
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ASTM
International
- ASTM
International, originally known as the American Society for Testing and
Materials (ASTM), was formed over a century ago. ASTM International is
one of the largest voluntary standards development organizations in the
world-a trusted source for technical standards for materials, products,
systems, and services. Standards developed at ASTM are the work of over
30,000 ASTM members. These technical experts represent producers, users,
consumers, government and academia from over 100 countries.
Participation in ASTM International is open to all with a material
interest, anywhere in the world. The Library has access to full text
ASTM standards from 2000. They are available from CD-Roms in Jordanstown
Library - ask at the Library Information Point for details.
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British Standards
- British Standards Online is the
authoritative and most current source of standards from BSI. The service
also contains cross references to standards from international
organisations. British Standards Online delivers information about more
than 38,500 publications through the Internet to your desktop. Searching
the system is easy and the image you see is of the original document,
ensuring that the information you see is 100% accurate.
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CEN - European Committee for Standardization
- The CEN site provides access to European
standards via links to individual national standards bodies
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IEEE
- All the IEEE Standards are available in
full text format online via the Library's
IEL Online Library
Database.
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ISO - The International Organization
for Standardization
- ISO is a network of the national
standards institutes of 148 countries, on the basis of one member per
country, with a Central Secretariat in Geneva, Switzerland, that
coordinates the system. If an ISO standard has been adopted by the
British Standards Institute as a British Standard, you can access it via
British Standards Online.
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Manufacturing Engineering Laboratory
- US measurements and standards.
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National Physical Laboratory
- NPL is the United Kingdom's national
standards laboratory, an internationally respected and independent
centre of excellence in research, development and knowledge transfer in
measurement and materials science.
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The National Standards Authority of
Ireland
- The NSAI is Ireland's Standards body.
NSAI facilitates the development of voluntary standard documents which
manufacturers or service providers may use as an aid to meeting safety
or customer requirements. It is also a leading supplier of product and
systems Certifications Services, both domestically and internationally,
and is the provider of Legal Metrology services in Ireland. You can
access the catalogue from this site, but in order to access full text
standards you need to apply via the Library's Document Delivery service.
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