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Normal environmental conditions [3]

0112/2///61987#ABE371

properties characterizing the values which an influence quantity can assume to which the device is or must be designed

Hierarchy#

Ancestors (top) → ABE371 (highlighted) → subclasses and powertype instances. Capped at 12 each; see the full lists in the sections below.

Higher level classes3#

Declared properties15#

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ABA089negative environmental conditionsTRANSLATABLE_STRING_TYPE

environmental conditions that could impair the proper functioning of the device to which the device is or should be designed

ABA091special environmental conditionsTRANSLATABLE_STRING_TYPE

special environmental situation that results in further requirements or precautions to which the device is or should be designed

ABA571climate classENUM_STRING_TYPE

climatic conditions, i.e. ambient temperature, pressure and humidity, to which the measurement equipment can be subjected during operation (including shutdown), transport and storage (over land or sea)

ABA572vibration resistanceTRANSLATABLE_STRING_TYPE

range of sinusoidal vibrations of a given severity the equipment is or shall be designed to withstand without permanent impairment of operating characteristics

ABA621minimum ambient temperatureREAL_MEASURE_TYPE

lowest ambient temperature for which a device is or should be designed to operate within its specified limits

ABA623maximum ambient temperatureREAL_MEASURE_TYPE

highest ambient temperature for which a device is or should be designed to operate within its specified limits

ABA963mechanical shock resistanceTRANSLATABLE_STRING_TYPE

degree of sudden mechanical loading a device can or should be designed to withstand without permanent impairment of operating characteristics

ABB162maximum relative humidityREAL_MEASURE_TYPE

highest value of relative humidity for which a device is or should be designed to operate within its specified limits

ABB282minimum relative humidityREAL_MEASURE_TYPE

lowest value of relative humidity for which a device is or should be designed to operate within its specified limits

Subclasses#

No subclasses

This class is a leaf — no other classes inherit from it.

Metadata#

Version
1
Revision
2
Status
Standard
Responsible committee
SC65E – IEC 61987
Change request
C00004
Dates
  • Current revision: 2014-06-18

Full source data#

Every key from the original .xls export, including multilingual variants, status, publisher, committee, and workbook-specific codes.

Raw properties (23 keys from source .xls) — click to expand
C002
C00004
C016
Standard
C017.de
0
C017.fr
0
C018.de
2014-12-12
C018.fr
2013-12-03
C019.de
Mr. W. Hartmann
C019.fr
Mr. W. Hartmann
MDC_P001_5
0112/2///61987#ABE371
MDC_P002_1
1
MDC_P002_2
2
MDC_P003_0
2018-03-28
MDC_P003_3
2014-06-18
MDC_P004.de
Umgebungsbedingungen (Normalbedingungen) [3]
MDC_P004.en
Normal environmental conditions [3]
MDC_P004.fr
Conditions environnementales normales [3]
MDC_P006.de
Merkmale, die die möglichen Werte einer Einflussgröße kennzeichnen, für die das Gerät ausgelegt oder auszulegen ist
MDC_P006.en
properties characterizing the values which an influence quantity can assume to which the device is or must be designed
MDC_P006.fr
propriétés caractérisant les valeurs qu’une grandeur d’influence peut prendre pour lesquelles l’appareil est ou doit être conçu
MDC_P010
0112/2///61987#ABV501
MDC_P011
ITEM_CLASS
MDC_P012
SC65E – IEC 61987
MDC_P014
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Version history2#

  1. Current rev 02
    28 Mar 2018 · 07:26 UTC by BATCH 00000762
    View on cdd.iec.ch ↗
  2. superseded rev 01
    08 Apr 2014 · 17:24 UTC by BATCH 00000699
    ↓ Version JSON
    View on cdd.iec.ch ↗

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