BSI BS 2646-1 Autoclaves for Sterilization in Laboratories Part 1: Specification for Design, Construction, Safety and Performance
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BSI BS 2646-1 Document Information:
Title
Autoclaves for Sterilization in Laboratories Part 1: Specification for Design, Construction, Safety and Performance
Autoklaven fuer Dampfsterilisation in Laboratorien. Auslegung, Konstruktion, Sicherheit und Leistung
Autoclaves de sterilisation en laboratoire. Conception, construction, securite et functionnement. Specifications
British Standards Institution
Publication Date:
Mar 15, 1993
Scope:
Specifies requirements for the design, construction and performance of autoclaves operating with saturated steam at temperatures up to 138°C and pressure not exceeding 2.4 bar nominal and for operation under vacuum (subject to external pressure).
Keywords:
- Autoclaves
- Sterilizers
- Steam sterilizers
- Design
- Laboratory equipment
- Safety devices
- Safety valves
- Performance
- Steam
- Certificates of conformity
- Classification systems
- Pressure vessels
- Inspection
- Doors
- Stiffeners
- Design calculations
- Approval testing
- Technical documents
- Thickness
- Grades (quality)
- Equipment safety
- Marking
- Temperature rise
- Signal devices
- Microprocessors
- Control systems
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