IEC/TC 10 - Fluids for electrotechnical applications
To prepare product specifications, test methods as well as maintenance and use guides for liquid and gaseous dielectrics. Also to prepare specifications and maintenance and use guides for lubricants and control fluids for steam turbines, generators and control systems as well as to assist in the preparation of test methods for such fluids.
Fluides pour applications électrotechniques
Etablir des spécifications de produit, des méthodes d'essai et des guides de maintenance et d'emploi pour diélectriques liquides et gazeux. Etablir également des spécifications et des guides de maintenance et d'emploi pour lubrifiants et fluides de commande de turbines à vapeur, alternateurs et systèmes de conduite, ainsi que prêter assistance pour l'établissement de méthodes d'essai relatives à de tels fluides.
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IEC/TC 10 is a Technical Committee within the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). It is named "Fluids for electrotechnical applications" and is responsible for: To prepare product specifications, test methods as well as maintenance and use guides for liquid and gaseous dielectrics. Also to prepare specifications and maintenance and use guides for lubricants and control fluids for steam turbines, generators and control systems as well as to assist in the preparation of test methods for such fluids. This committee has published 74 standards.
IEC/TC 10 develops ISO standards in the area of Information technology. The scope of work includes: To prepare product specifications, test methods as well as maintenance and use guides for liquid and gaseous dielectrics. Also to prepare specifications and maintenance and use guides for lubricants and control fluids for steam turbines, generators and control systems as well as to assist in the preparation of test methods for such fluids. Currently, there are 74 published standards from this technical committee.
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