DIN EN 60695-10-2 VDE 0471-10-2:2016-01

Fire hazard testing

Part 10-2: Abnormal heat – Ball pressure test method

(IEC 60695-10-2:2014); German version EN 60695-10-2:2014
Class/Status: Standard, valid
Released: 2016-01
VDE Art. No.: 0400176

Contents (only German)

This part of IEC 60695 specifies the ball pressure test as a method for evaluating the softening temperature of polymeric materials and parts of end products in their ability to resist abnormal heat.

Replacement for:
DIN EN 60695-10-2 VDE 0471-10-2:2004-05

This Document is related to the following Topics (in bold):

13	ENVIRONMENT. HEALTH PROTECTION. SAFETY
13.020	Environmental protection
13.030	Wastes
13.040	Air quality
13.060	Water quality
13.080	Soil quality. Pedology
13.100	Occupational safety. Industrial hygiene
13.110	Safety of machinery
13.120	Domestic safety
13.180	Ergonomics
13.200	Accident and disaster control
13.220	Protection against fire
13.230	Explosion protection
13.260	Protection against electric shock. Live working
13.280	Radiation protection
13.300	Protection against dangerous goods
13.310	Protection against crime
13.320	Alarm and warning systems
13.340	Protective equipment
29	ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
29.020	Electrical engineering in general
29.035	Insulating materials
29.040	Insulating fluids
29.050	Superconductivity and conducting materials
29.060	Electrical wires and cables
29.080	Insulation
29.100	Components for electrical equipment
29.120	Electrical accessories
29.130	Switchgear and controlgear
29.140	Lamps and related equipment
29.160	Rotating machinery
29.180	Transformers. Reactors
29.200	Rectifiers. Converters. Stabilized power supply
29.220	Galvanic cells and batteries
29.240	Power transmission and distribution networks
29.260	Electrical equipment for working in special conditions
29.280	Electric traction equipment

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DIN EN 60695-10-2 VDE 0471-10-2:2016-01

Fire hazard testing

Part 10-2: Abnormal heat – Ball pressure test method

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