CLC/TC 31/WG 11 - Electrical installations in mines
To produce an European standard on installation in underground parts of mines. According to decision 4 of CLC-TC31 meeting in Dublin 10/2009 the German national standard on this matter should be the basis. It is highlighted that requirements are not only for coal mining industry.
Electrical installations in mines
To produce an European standard on installation in underground parts of mines. According to decision 4 of CLC-TC31 meeting in Dublin 10/2009 the German national standard on this matter should be the basis. It is highlighted that requirements are not only for coal mining industry.
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CLC/TC 31/WG 11 is a Working Group within CLC. It is named "Electrical installations in mines" and is responsible for: To produce an European standard on installation in underground parts of mines. According to decision 4 of CLC-TC31 meeting in Dublin 10/2009 the German national standard on this matter should be the basis. It is highlighted that requirements are not only for coal mining industry. This committee has published 0 standards.
CLC/TC 31/WG 11 develops CLC standards in the area of W13 - EQUIPMENT FOR EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERES - Information technology. The scope of work includes: To produce an European standard on installation in underground parts of mines. According to decision 4 of CLC-TC31 meeting in Dublin 10/2009 the German national standard on this matter should be the basis. It is highlighted that requirements are not only for coal mining industry. Currently, there are 0 published standards from this working group.
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