ISO/TC 153/SC 1 - Design, manufacture, marking and testing

ISO/TC 153/SC 1 is a Subcommittee within the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). It is named "Design, manufacture, marking and testing" and is responsible for: Standardization in the field of industrial valves. It includes parameters covering design, materials, manufacturing, interchangeability, testing, marking, quality requirements, inspection and safety use of industrial valves. It excludes: valve topworks for actuator mounting which are the responsibility of ISO/TC 153/SC 2; safety and relief valves and other pressure relief devices which are the responsibility of ISO/TC 185; production valves for wellhead equipment and pipelines valves for the petroleum and natural gas industries which are the responsibility of ISO/TC 67 valves forming the final control element used for industrial process control systems which are the responsibility of IEC/TC 65; valves having an envelope predominantly made of plastics which are the responsibility of ISO/TC 138; valves for sanitary and domestic use. This committee has published 0 standards.

ISO/TC 153/SC 1 develops ISO standards. The scope of work includes: Standardization in the field of industrial valves. It includes parameters covering design, materials, manufacturing, interchangeability, testing, marking, quality requirements, inspection and safety use of industrial valves. It excludes: valve topworks for actuator mounting which are the responsibility of ISO/TC 153/SC 2; safety and relief valves and other pressure relief devices which are the responsibility of ISO/TC 185; production valves for wellhead equipment and pipelines valves for the petroleum and natural gas industries which are the responsibility of ISO/TC 67 valves forming the final control element used for industrial process control systems which are the responsibility of IEC/TC 65; valves having an envelope predominantly made of plastics which are the responsibility of ISO/TC 138; valves for sanitary and domestic use. Currently, there are 0 published standards from this subcommittee.

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