WG 45 - RS - Auxiliary Batteries
RS - Auxiliary Batteries
General Information
No changes compare the IEC 62973-5 Version. There is no Li-Ion-technology in the EN 50547. No European Annex proposed for part 5. Li-Ion is not deployed in passenger operation for auxiliary batteries with enough maturity.
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No changes compare the IEC 62973-4 Version. No European Annex is necessary for Part 4. Ni-MH-batteries for auxiliary power supply systems have no future importance in Europe in the railway rolling stock sector
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The part 3 of IEC 62973 shall be transferred to a EN IEC by this NWIP. Later, in a second step, by a further NWIP, common modifications to the EN IEC version will be added. The scope of the original IEC version remains unchanged for the endorsement as EN IEC.
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The part 2 of IEC 62973 shall be transferred to a EN IEC by this NWIP. Later, in a second step, by a further NWIP, common modifications to the EN IEC version will be added. The scope of the original IEC version remains unchanged for the endorsement as EN IEC.
- Draft37 pagesEnglish languagee-Library read for1 day
The part 1 of IEC 62973 shall be transferred to a EN IEC by this NWIP. Later, in a second step, by a further NWIP, common modifications to the EN IEC version will be added. The scope of the original IEC version remains unchanged for the endorsement as EN IEC.
- Draft38 pagesEnglish languagee-Library read for1 day
Frequently Asked Questions
WG 45 is a Technical Committee within CLC. It is named "RS - Auxiliary Batteries". This committee has published 10 standards.
WG 45 develops CLC standards in the area of Information technology. Currently, there are 10 published standards from this technical committee.
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