Ductile iron pipes, fittings, accessories and their joints for sewerage applications - requirements and test methods (+A1:2009)
BS EN 598:2007
Document Status
Current
Supplement
Core Supplement
Series
BS EN
Abstract
Gives requirements and test methods for ductile iron pipes, fittings, accessories and their joints for the construction of drains and sewers outside buildings, operating without pressure or with positive or negative pressure, can be installed either below or above ground and can be used to convey surface water, domestic waste water and certain types of industrial effluents.
History
Supersedes BS EN 598:1995. This standard is a Harmonised European Standard (hEN). Amendment dated 31 October 2009 - Implementation of CEN amendment A1:2009.
ISBN
9780580643316
Subjects
- Waste disposal/drainage
- Building services
- Pipes
- Ducts/flues/pipes
- Cast iron pipes
Publisher History
With over 100 years of experience the British Standards Institute is recognised as the UK’s National standards body. Their committees work with the manufacturing and service industries, government, businesses and consumers to facilitate the production of British, European and International standards.
Information
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