BS EN 12266-1:2012, BS EN 12516-3:2002, BS EN 15081:2007

BS EN 12266-1:2012 "Industrial valves - Testing of metallic valves - Part
1: Pressure tests, test procedures and acceptance criteria - Mandatory
requirements"

BS EN 12516-3:2002 "Valves - Shell design strength - Part 3: Experimental
method"

BS EN 15081:2007 "Industrial valves - Mounting kits for part-turn valve
actuator attachment"

What is it?:
These BS EN standards have been subject to the CEN 5 year Systematic review procedure. They have been confirmed for use without need for amendment for a further five years


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