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This document discusses an integrated and unified approach for data aspects, specifically for assets in the built environment, using EIF terminology.The following data architecture (Figure 1) applies within each category.Figure 1 - Data architecture with typology (grey areas indicating the scope of this document)...This document specifies:- a generic Top Level "M1: Data model" as common form;- a conceptual "L1: Data language" as common meta-model with four ‘linked data’-based concrete language bindings (SKOS, RDFS, OWL and SHACL), including:- a choice of RDF-based formats (to be used for all modelling and language levels);- a set of data modelling patterns (for identification, naming, handling of enumeration types, quantity modelling, asset decomposition, grouping, etc.).- a linking approach for interlinking data sets, interlinking data models and linking data sets and data models which are relevant within the built environment from many perspectives such as:- Building information modelling (BIM);- Geo-spatial information systems (GIS);- Systems engineering (SE) );- Monitoring & control (M&C);- Electronic document management (EDM).This document does not specify a knowledge model since this is already available in ISO 12006-3.This document does not specify a meta-‘data language’ since this is already provided by the concrete RDF language bindings (being RDFS).The scope of this document in general excludes the following:- Business process modelling;- Software implementation aspects;- Data packaging and transportation/transaction aspects (handled by ISO TC59/SC13 Information container for document delivery (ICDD) respectively various information delivery manual (IDM) / information exchange requirements (EIR)-related initiatives);- Domain-specific (here: built environment-specific) content modelling in the form of concepts, attributes and relations at end-user level (the actual ontologies themselves) beyond a generic upper ontology and modelling patterns.

This document provides guidance and rules to notified bodies (for fire dampers) allowing them to produce/validate an extended field of application report for fire dampers. This document identifies the parameters that affect the fire resistance of dampers. It also identifies the factors that need to be considered when deciding whether, or by how much, the parameter can be extended when contemplating the fire resistance performance of an untested, or untestable variation in the construction.This document explains the principles behind how a conclusion on the influence of specific parameters/constructional details relating to the relevant criteria (E, I, S) can be achieved.This document does not cover dampers used for smoke control.It is the intention that the application of this document makes it possible to identify which specifications to test to maximize the field of application. Some information on test programmes is given for guidance purposes.

This document specifies the reference method used for type testing and in case of dispute, for determining the resistance to wear of coarse aggregates (main text) and aggregates for railway ballast (Annex A). Other methods can be used for other purposes, such as factory production control, provided that an appropriate working relationship with the relevant reference method has been established.This document applies to natural, manufactured or recycled aggregates.The reference test is performed with the addition of water. Annex B gives details of how the test can be performed without the addition of water.Annex C specifies the test performed with alternative narrow size fractions.Annexes D and E specify methods for determining the wear of fine aggregates.Precision data are given in Annex F.Annex A is normative and Annexes B, C, D, E and F are informative.WARNING – The use of this part of EN 1097 can involve hazardous materials, operations and equipment (such as dust, noise and heavy lifts). It does not purport to address all of the safety or environmental problems associated with its use. It is the responsibility of users of this document to take appropriate measures to ensure the safety and health of personnel and the environment prior to application of this document, and fulfil statutory and regulatory requirements for this purpose.

This European Standard describes a simple method for the examination of coarse recycledaggregates and of the coarse fraction of the all-in recycled aggregates for the purpose of identifying and estimating the relative proportions of constituent materials. This reference test method should be used for type testing and in case of dispute. For other purposes, in particular factory production control, other methods may be used provided that an appropriate working relationship with the reference method has been established.NOTE 1 This method is not appropriate for lightweight aggregates covered by EN 13055 series.NOTE 2 If dangerous substances are found in while carrying out this method, they should be dealt with inaccordance with regulations in the place of use.

This document is applicable to hand fired residential cookers whose primary function is to cook and whose secondary function is to provide heat into the space in which they are installed. Additionally, where fitted with a boiler, they also provide domestic hot water and/or central heating.These appliances can burn one or more types of the following solid fuels in accordance with the appliance manufacturer’s instructions:- wood logs;- compressed untreated wood;- wood pellets;- lignite briquettes;- solid mineral fuels;- peat briquettes.This document is not applicable to appliances with fan assisted combustion air or appliances that are mechanically fed.This document is used in conjunction with prEN 16510 1 of which it is an integral part.

This document is applicable to residential solid fuel burning appliances of which the direct heat output is more than 6 % of the combined direct and indirect heat output at nominal heat output.This document specifies requirements relating to the design, manufacture, construction, safety and performance (efficiency and emission) of appliances fired by solid fuel (hereafter referred to as “appliance(s)”) and provides instructions for them. Furthermore, it also gives provisions for the evaluation of conformity i.e. initial type testing (ITT) and factory production control (FPC) and marking of these appliances.This document also covers CO, NOx, OGC and particulate matter (PM) emission test methods, however this document does not contain any values for the limit on these emissions.This document does cover as well appliances intended to carry the load of a chimney.Appliances receiving combustion air through ductwork from outside the external envelope, which is not air tight, are not considered roomsealed. This document is not applicable to appliances with boiler parts in contact with fire or flue gases other than when the boiler parts are manufactured from steel or cast iron.This document is not applicable to appliances with a boiler intended for water systems having:- water temperatures above 110 °C and/or an operating pressure of more than 3 bar;- direct contact with sanitary hot water.This document does not cover appliances to be operated with ventilating systems which are intended to operate with pressure below - 15 Pa in the room of installation of the appliance in relation to the outside atmosphere.

This document is applicable to space heaters, inset appliances and cookers fired by wood pellets, mechanically fed up to 50 kW nominal heat output. These appliances typically use auxiliary energy which is measured in this document as well.For inset pellet appliances and especially their testing, additional information from prEN 16510 2 2:2021 is relevant.For pellet cookers and especially their testing, additional information from prEN 16510 2 3:2021 is relevant.Non-mechanically fed appliances burning solid mineral fuels, peat briquettes and natural or manufactured wood logs are not included in this document, but are covered by prEN 16510 2 1:2021 to prEN 16510 2 5:2021.NOTE 1 These appliances could have an integral fuel hopper or be combined with an external fuel hopper.This document is used in conjunction with prEN 16510 1:2021.The appliances covered by this document provide heat into the space where they are installed. They can be operated with either natural draught or fan-assisted combustion air. Where fitted with a boiler, they can also provide domestic hot water and/or central heating. These appliances burn wood pellets only, in accordance with the appliance manufacturer's instructions. They only operate with the firedoors closed.NOTE 2 A fan-assisted appliance does still operate under negative pressure in the flue gas system.This document specifies requirements relating to the design, manufacture, construction, safety and performance (efficiency and emissions), instructions and marking together with associated test methods and test fuels.This document is not applicable to appliances:- with boiler intended for water systems having water temperatures above 110°C and 3 bar; - with boiler intended for water systems having direct contact with sanitary hot water;- intended to be used with a pure horizontal exhaust (through the building wall);- with flue gas condensation in the appliance;- switching on / off for part load operation.

This standard defines a test method for the determination of Light Reflectance Value (LRV).

This document is applicable to hand and automatically fired residential independent boilers (hereafter called appliances) having a nominal heat outputs up to 50 kW.The primary function of the appliance is to provide hot water for central heating and/or domestic use. In addition to their primary function of providing hot water these appliances also provide space heating to the place of installation. They are designed for use only with open vented systems at a working pressure not exceeding 2 bar.The appliances can burn one or more types of the following solid fuels in accordance with the appliance manufacturer’s instructions:- wood logs;- compressed untreated wood;- wood pellets;- lignite briquettes;- solid mineral fuels;- peat briquettes.The appliances are operated closed and / or open.The appliances are typed according to their tightness depending on their designation in accordance with a possible operation together with a room ventilation system.This document is not applicable to appliances for hot water only production and having heat outputs of less than 5 kW.This document is also not applicable for automatic stoking devices.This document is used in conjunction with EN 16510 1 of which it is an integral part.

This document is applicable to freestanding or inset roomheaters fired by solid fuel, without functional modification that operate with fire doors either as closed only or as closed or open.The appliances covered by this document provide heat into the space where they are installed. Additionally, where fitted with a boiler, they also provide domestic hot water and/or central heating.These appliances can burn one or more types of the following solid fuels in accordance with the appliance manufacturer’s instructions:- wood logs;- compressed untreated wood;- wood pellets;- lignite briquettes;- solid mineral fuels;- peat briquettes.This document is not applicable to appliances with fan assisted combustion air or appliances that are mechanically fed.This document is used in conjunction with EN 16510 1 of which it is an integral part.

This document is applicable to hand fed solid fuel fired inset appliances, with or without functional modification, that operate without firedoors or operate with fire doors either as closed only or as closed or open, and also includes open fires fired by solid fuel. The surround of these appliances are integrated with the building with the exception of free-standing appliances and those inset appliances which are installed into a fireplace recess or enclosure. These appliances provide heat into the space where they are installed. Additionally, where fitted with a boiler, they also provide domestic hot water and/or central heating.These appliances can burn one or more types of the following solid fuels in accordance with the appliance manufacturer’s instructions:- wood logs;- compressed untreated wood;- wood pellets;- lignite briquettes;- solid mineral fuels;- peat briquettes.This document also covers ‘Kachelofen’ and ‘Putzofen’ inset appliances, having nominal heat outputs up to 15 kW.This document is not applicable to appliances with fan assisted combustion air or appliances that are mechanically fed.Open fireplace components such as a bottomgrate with associated firefront which the manufacturer supplies for installation into an existing heat resistant, insulated firebox are not covered by this document.This document is used in conjunction with prEN 16510 1:2021 of which it is an integral part.

This European Standard is applicable to sprayed concrete, to be used for repair and upgradingof structures, for new structures and for strengthening of ground.This European Standard covers:- classification related to consistence of wet mix;- environmental exposure classes; young, hardened and fibre reinforced concrete;- requirements for constituent materials, for concrete composition and for basic mix, forfresh and hardened concrete and all types of fibre reinforced sprayed concrete;- specification for designed and prescribed mixes;- conformity.This European Standard is applicable to wet mix as well as dry mix sprayed concrete.The substrates to which sprayed concrete can be applied include:- ground (rock and soil);- sprayed concrete;- different types of formwork;- structural components constituted of concrete, masonry and steel;- drainage materials;- insulating materials.Additional or different requirements may be needed for applications not within this document, forinstance-refractory uses.

This document specifies a method of test for determining the reaction to fire performance of construction products excluding floorings, and excluding products which are indicated in Delegated Regulation (EU) 2016/364, when exposed to thermal attack by a single burning item (SBI). The calculation procedures are given in Annex A. Information on the precision of the test method is given in Annex B. The calibration procedures are given in Annexes C and D, of which Annex C is a normative annex.NOTE This document has been developed to determine the reaction to fire performance of essentially flat products. The treatment of some families of products, e.g. linear products (pipes, ducts, cables etc.), can need special rules.

This part of European Standard specifies a method for the determination of the flexural (firstpeak, ultimate and residual) strength of specimens of hardened sprayed concrete.

This document specifies requirements for rough blocks of natural stone from which products for use in building or commemorative stones and other similar applications are made.It does not cover artificially agglomerated stony material nor installation.

This document specifies requirements for rough slabs of natural stone from which products for use in buildings or commemorative stones and other similar applications are made.It does not cover artificially agglomerated stony material nor installation.

This document covers steel rolling shutters as covered by EN 15269 10 or EN 15269 20.This document prescribes the methodology for extending the application of test results obtained from durability self-closing test(s) conducted in accordance with EN 16034.Subject to the completion of the appropriate self-closing test or tests, the extended application could cover all or some of the following non-exhaustive list:— shutter curtain;— wall/ceiling fixed elements (frame/suspension system);— decorative finishes;— intumescent, smoke, draught or acoustic seals;— alternative supporting construction(s).

This document covers single and double leaf, hinged and pivoted, steel based doorsets as covered by EN 15269 2 or EN 15269 20.This document prescribes the methodology for extending the application of test results obtained from durability of self-closing test(s) conducted in accordance with EN 1191.Subject to the completion of the appropriate self-closing test(s), the extended application can cover all or some of the following non-exhaustive list— door leaf;— side, transom and/or overpanels;— ventilation grilles and/or louvres;— wall/ceiling fixed elements (frame/suspension system);— glazing for door leaf, side, transom and flush over panels;— items of building hardware;— decorative finishes;— intumescent, smoke, draught or acoustic seals;— alternative supporting construction(s).