A
2-Propanol (isopropyl alcohol)
used in this document,
353
Acceleration Spectral Density,
228
Acceleration, steady state test (IEC 68.2.7),
242
without voltage stabilisation,
250
workplace requirements,
301
component service life,
115
Air pressure and altitude
contract requirements,
118
Aircraft windscreens,
163
installation of equipment above 2000m,
118
installation of equipment up to 2000m,
118
contract requirements,
42
heat sources on Earth,
38
attacks on equipment,
165
Annual range of temperature,
40
of Council Directive 89/336/EEC,
255
of railway equipment,
116
Artificial heat sources,
38
Artificial time-history,
235
electromagnetic compatibility,
253
electromagnetic compatibility,
253
Atmospheric discharges,
257
Atmospheric pressure,
116
Atmospheric radiation,
68
Atmospheric temperatures,
40
with fixed output levels,
291
with self-adjusting output levels,
291
Aureobasidium pullulans,
186
C
caused by electromagnetic emission,
304
Change of temperature test (IEC 68.2.14),
95
ergonomic considerations,
296
ergonomic considerations,
296
Climatic sequence test (IEC 68.2.61),
64,
112
Clogging of ventilating openings,
162
ergonomic considerations,
287
atmospheric radiation, 368
man–machine interface,
304
Combined cold vibration (sinusoidal) test (IEC 68.2.50),
229
Combined cold/low air pressure test (IEC 68.2.40),
127
Combined dry heat vibration (sinusoidal) test (IEC 68.2.51),
230
Combined dry heat/low air pressure test (IEC 68.2.41),
131
Combined dust, humidity and heat test electrical equipment,
247
Combined sequential cold, low air pressure and damp heat test (IEC 68.2.39),
126
Comité Européen de Normalisation
Component certification,
313
Composite temperature/humidity test (IEC 68.2.38),
108
Conditions governing acceptance of railway products for use,
314
of product during testing,
other related standards,
168,
194
threshold limit values,
296
air pressure and altitude,
118
pollutants and contaminants,
169
ergonomic considerations,
287
methods of improving,
288
electrical equipment,
246
Electrical equipment,
247
Corrosivity of atmospheres test,
193
causing equipment malfunction,
238
D
Damp heat cyclic test (IEC 68.2.30),
106
Damp heat steady state test – primarily for equipment (IEC 68.2.56),
109
Damp heat steady state test (IEC 68.2.3),
105
Damp heat tests (IEC 68.2.3/30/56),
104
Deposits (flora and fauna)
accounting for temperature increases,
43
flammability and fire hazards,
307
railway track equipment,
311
Design of railway equipment
arrangement on vehicles,
312
trainborne equipment,
312
electrical equipment,
245
electrostatic discharge requirements,
277
caused by ventilation,
301
Drop and topple test (IEC 68.2.31),
222
Dropping onto a corner,
223
Dropping onto a face,
223
Dust and sand test (IEC 68.2.68),
191
E
contract requirements,
248
combined dust, humidity and heat test,
247
in a corrosive atmosphere,
247
temperature rise test (damp heat),
246
temperature rise test (dry heat),
246
Electrical engineering,
244
Electrical fast transient/burst requirements,
277
Electrochemical effect on metallic materials,
134
Electromagnetic compatibility.
See also EMC
assessment procedures,
253
fast transient/burst requirements,
257
other related standards,
278
radiated electromagnetic field requirements,
277
Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 89/336/EEC,
252
Electromagnetic disturbance,
252
Electromagnetic radiation
Electronic components – water,
133
Electronic engineers,
245
Electrostatic discharge requirements,
277
Electrostatic discharges,
245
contract requirements,
258
effect on small businesses,
256
for industrial process measurement and control equipment,
276
nature of interference,
257
non-compliant products,
256
railway specific requirements,
278
certification bodies,
253
compatibility levels,
268
disturbances to IT equipment,
268
general emission standard,
254
general immunity standard,
253,
installation guidelines,
276
limits for current emissions,
269
limits for voltage fluctuations,
270
supplier’s declaration of conformity,
253
testing and measuring techniques,
270–276
testing laboratory standards,
262
testing. A comparison of alternative facilities,
281
EMC Directive 89/336/EEC,
252
enforcement of Directive,
254
Encapsulated outdoor enclosures
Environmental classifications
Environmental ergonomics,
284
damage by solar radiation,
67
effect of external humidity,
93
effect of flora and fauna,
165
effect of mould growth,
166
immunity levels (EMC),
259
mechanical effects of flora and fauna,
165
placed by the roadside,
201
protection from solar radiation,
70
situations where specification applies,
37
Equipment protection,
311
air temperatures for different tasks,
300
body vibration levels,
294
chemical carcinogens,
296
contract requirements,
297
examples of chemical carcinogens,
302
harmful and non-harmful noise levels,
292
methods of improving light
intensity and contrast,
288
material temperatures,
300
methods of tackling noise,
293
noise levels (maximum annoyance),
292
recommended air temperatures for different tasks,
300
recommended rate of air changes,
301
recommended values for the reflectance of various surfaces,
299
results of vibration on human body,
296
surface reflectance values,
299
ERRI Question A118, 92,
117
of electrical equipment,
245
External humidity levels,
93
G
leakage from containers,
116
General corrosion tests (IEC 68.2.42 and 43),
187
Global mean irradiance,
72,
76
bodily vibrations (ergonomic considerations),
294
chemical substances (ergonomic considerations),
296
climate (ergonomic considerations),
296
noise (ergonomic considerations),
288
sound (ergonomic considerations),
288
vibration (ergonomic considerations),
294
methods of preventing vibration,
295
visual field (ergonomic considerations),
287
H
Health & Safety (Display Screen Equipment)
compliance with legislation,
308
effect of pollutants,
164
Hermetically sealed components,
92
High frequency burst interference,
257
equipment immunity levels power supply lines,
260
High relative humidity,
90
Highest annual mean averages of irradiation,
76
contract requirements,
93
external humidity levels,
93
other related standards,
93
procuring specifications,
94
production configuration,
94
unventilated enclosure,
90
Hydraulic transmissions,
295
Hydrophilic materials,
166
Hygroscopic materials,
90
I
IEC 68.1,
41,
44,
51,
117,
218,
229,
233,
235,
237,
239,
241,
243,
347
IEC 68.2.34/35/36/37,
228
environmental classifications,
air pressure and altitude,
120
pollutants and contaminants,
171
ergonomic considerations,
287
man–machine interface,
302
contract requirements,
297
Immersion in cleaning solvent test (IEC 68.2.45),
190
high frequency bursts,
260
induced common mode voltages,
259
Impact pendulum hammer test (IEC 68.2.62),
239
Impacting water (Test Rb),
149
Imperial measurements,
363
Induced common-mode voltages
equipment immunity levels input/output lines,
259
Initialisation routines,
313
Input/output connections,
261
of railway equipment,
312
Installation of equipment above 2000m,
118
Installation of equipment up to 2000 m,
118
Insulating materials,
167
Insulation resistance,
91
Interference coupling paths,
259
International Conveyance Zone,
115
International Electrotechnical Commission,
International Standards Organisation,
measurement equipment,
78
application of standard,
322
M
provision of test points,
309
Man–machine interface,
302
contract requirements,
302
lighting requirements,
302
materials, contact with skin,
304
surface coatings and colours,
304
Manufacturers’ responsibilities
provision of specialist maintenance equipment,
310
Mean annual extreme range,
40
contract requirements,
200
other related standards,
200
procuring specification,
207
production configuration,
206
Mechanical transmissions,
295
Methods of measurement of pollution (ISO 9225),
193
Mixing of pollutants,
158
Moisture absorbing materials,
91
germination and growth,
166
Mould growth test (IEC 68.2.10),
185
Mould resistant materials,
166
P
Penicillium funiculosum,
186
Penicillium ochrochloron,
186
Performance of components and equipments,
88
electrical equipment,
245
Personal protective equipment,
294
Photochemical degradation,
69
Pneumatic transmissions,
295
Poecilomyces variotii,
186
Polarising filters for VDUs,
287
effect of leakage currents,
164
effect on heat transfer rates,
164
other related standards,
168,
194
methods of measuring pollution.
threshold limit values,
296
Pollutants and contaminants
contract requirements,
169
from accumulator battery,
249
disturbance by atmospheric discharge,
258
immersion in solvents,
190
water and precipitation,
138
Protection – humidity,
91
final-peak saw-tooth,
196
R
Radiated electromagnetic field requirements,
277
arrangement on vehicles,
312
Railway specific requirements EMC,
278
Random vibration tests (IEC 68.2.34 to 37),
228
Rapid temperature variations,
90
Reduction in thermal conductivity,
162
Reliability of equipment,
195
as a form of protection,
199
Resonant oscillations,
195
Rotary displacements,
198
pressurised containers,
116
Salt mist (cyclic) test (IEC 68.2.52), 643
Salt mist test (IEC 68.2.11),
145
Scopulariopsis brevicaulis,
186
the use of correct terminology,
41
during transportation,
203
encapsulated outdoor installations,
202
equipment in other locations,
203
of equipment in the workplace,
299
electrical equipment,
248
tractive units and other vehicles,
203
trainborne equipment,
203
S
Shock response spectrum,
196
Shock test (IEC 68.2.27),
215
the correct use of terminology,
41
without special names,
362
Silica glass compositions,
164
Simulated solar radiation at ground level test (IEC 68.2.5),
83
of cleaning operations,
190
Single-axis sinusoidal excitation,
236
Sinusoidal excitation,
236
where environmental spec. applies,
37
contact with materials,
304
contract requirements,
77
protection of equipment,
71
ergonomic considerations,
288
Specialist maintenance equipment
provision by manufacturer,
310
acceleration spectral density,
228
air pressure and altitude,
117
electromagnetic compatibility,
278
pollutants and contaminants,
168,
194
Sulphate reducing bacteria,
160
Supply frequency interference,
257
man–machine interface,
304
of radiating surfaces,
76
used in this document,
355
T
procedure for railway equipment,
314
annual range of temperature,
39
contract requirements,
42
deviation from specification,
43
equipment operating range,
43
mean annual extreme range,
40
operational requirements,
43
other related standards,
53
procuring specifications,
44
production configuration,
44
rise occurring in operation,
43
rises within cubicles and equipment cases,
43
specified operating levels,
43
damp heat (electrical equipment),
246
dry heat (electrical equipment),
246
contaminants. See Pollutants
air pressure and altitude,
119,
125
combined cold vibration (sinusoidal),
229
combined dry heat vibration (sinusoidal),
230
combined dust, humidity and heat test,
247
corrosive atmosphere,
247
temperature rise test (damp heat),
246
temperature rise test (dry heat),
246
vibration, shock and bump test,
248
EMC. A comparison of alternative facilities,
281
non-repetitive shock,
215
pollutants and contaminants,
170,
185
vibration (sine-beat method),
236
vibration (sinusoidal),
237
vibration (time-history method),
233
weather and precipitation,
138,
145
Thermal time constant,
91
Threshold Limit Values,
296,
301
Threshold Limit Values,
296,
301
shock protection of equipment,
203
Translatory displacements,
198
Transportation environment,
216,
232
Transportation of equipment
equipment installed in,
94
temperature variations,
43
V
air pressure and altitude,
119
pollutants and contaminants,
171
weather and precipitation,
139
Ventilation ducts – snow,
135
man–machine interface,
303
ergonomic considerations,
294
methods of preventing,
295
test conditions (ergonomic considerations),
295
electrical equipment,
248
sine-beat method (IEC 68.2.59),
236
sinusoidal (IEC 68.2.6),
237
time-history method (IEC 68.2.57),
233
ergonomic considerations,
286
ergonomic considerations,
287
Volatilisation of plasticisers,
116
induced common-mode equipment immunity,
259
from accumulator battery,
249
electrical equipment,
245
permitted maximum variations,
250
W
Warm-up time of equipment,
suppliers’ responsibilities,
311
contract requirements,
137
demineralised or distilled,
191
Water – falling drops (Test Ra),
149
Water – falling drops, impacting water and immersion (IEC 68.2.18),
146,
152
Water – immersion (Test Rc),
152
Water – impacting (Test Rb),
149
electrical equipment,
248
contract requirements,
137
ergonomic considerations,
287
fresh air requirements,
301
surface temperatures,
300