256 HVAC Engineer's Handbook499: - Welding terms and s y m b o l s 567:4 9 9 : Part 1:1991 Glossary for welding,

brazing and t h e r m a l cuttingG ives terms common to more than one process, terms relating towelding with pressure, fusion welding, brazing,

testing, weld imperfec-tions and thermal cutting.4 9 9 : Part 1:1992 S u p p l e m e n t Defi nitions for electric welding equipment.499:

Part 2c: 1980 Welding symbolsProvides , in chart form, the type, position and method of representa-tion of welding symbols and examples of

their use.1973 (1989) Asbestos - cement flue pipes and fittings, lightq u a l i t y Dia meters 50 to 150 ram, for use with gas-fired

appliances up to45 kW.

599:

699:715:1 9 6 6 Methods of testing p u m p s Testing performance and efficiency of

pumps for fluids which behaveas homogeneous liquids.1 9 8 4 (1990) Copper direct cylinders for domestic p u r p o s e s Require ments for copper

direct cylinders, with capacities between 74and 450 litres, for storage of hot water. Covers 4 grades and 16 sizesand also factory-applied

insulation and protector rods.1993 Metal flue pipes, fittings, terminals and accessories forgas-fired appliances with

a rated input not exceeding 60 kW7 4 9 : 1 9 6 9 Underfeed s t o k e r s Stokers rated up to 550 kg of coal per hour for all furnaces exceptmetallurgic

al or other high temperature; requirements, installation,maint enance.

759:

-- Valves, gauges and other safety

fittings for application t o boilers and to piping installations for and in connection withboilers 779:
759:

Part 1:1984 Valves, mountings and fittings for b o i l e r s Requirem ents for safety fittings excluding safety valves for boilerinstallation

s where steam pressure exceeds 1 bar gauge or, in the caseof hot water boilers, the rating is 44 kW and above.1 9 8 9 Cast iron boilers for

central heating and indirect watersupply (rated output 44 kW and a b o v e ) Design and construction including materials,

workmanship, inspection,testing and marking of boilers for use with solid, gaseous and liquidfuels.

S t an d ar d s 2 5 7
799:

- - Oi l bu r nin g e q ui pme n t
799:

Part 2:1991 Vaporising b u r n e r s Require ments for oil

vaporising burners and associated equipment forboilers, heaters, furnaces, ovens and similar static flued plant such asfree

standing spaceheating appliances, for single family dwellings.

799:

Part 3:1981

Automatic and semiautomatic

a t om isi n gb u rn e r s up t o 3 6 l it re s pe r h o ur Requirement s for materials for all component

parts and such parts ofcomponent design and plant layout as are fundamental to the properfunctioning

of such equipment.
799:

Part 4:1991 Atomising burners (other than m o n o b l o c ty p e) t o ge t her w it h

a s so c iat e d e q ui pme n t f or s i n gl e bu r ne r
and

m ult i - bu r ne r i n sta ll at i ons For land and marine purposes. Suitable for

liquid fuels to BS 2869and BS 1469.

799: Part 5:1989

O i l s t ora g e t a nk s Requiremen ts for carbon steel tanks for the storage of liquid

fuelused in conjunction with off-burning equipment. Includes integraltanks which form part of a complete offfired unit, service

tanks, andstorage tanks with a maximum height of 10 m and capacities up to150 000 1.
799: Part 7:1988 Dimensions

of atomising oil-burner pumpswi t h r o tat i ng s h af t a n d e x te r na l d r ive Fixes the dimensions for connectors and certain

dimensional charac-teristics of pumps.

799:

Part 8:1988 Connecting dimensions between

atomising

o i l b u rn e rs a nd h e at g e ne ra to r s Appli cable to atomising oil burners up to 150 kW capacity.

835:1973

(1989) Asbestos cement flue pipes and fittings, heavyquality Dia meters from 75 to 600 mm for use with solid fuel and oil-

burningappliances of output rating not exceeding 45 kW for gas-fired appliances and for incinerators not exceeding 0.09 m capacity.
9

845: -Methods of

a s ses s i ng t h erm al p e rfo rma n ce of b o ile rs

for

s t eam ho t w a te r a n d h i gh

t emp e ra t ure h e at t ran s fer f l uid s

845:

Part 1:1987 Concise procedureA concise but complete test

method, at minimum cost, for assessingthe thermal performance of boilers, generally at output greater than44 kW, which are

thermodynamicall y simple and fired by solid, liquidor gaseous fuels.8 4 5 : P a r t 2:1987 Comprehensive procedureA comprehensive

test method for assessing the thermal performanceof any boiler, generally of output greater than 44 kW, including those

258 HVAC Engineer's H a n d b o o k with multiple thermal flows to and from the boiler, and fired by solid,liquid or gaseous fuels.

848:

-- Fans for special purposes

848:

Part 1:1997 Performance testing using

standardised air ways

848:

Part 2:1985 Methods

of noise

t e s t i n g Determin ation of the acoustic

performance of fans operating againstdifferences of pressure. Four methods are described: induct, reverber-ant field, free field

and semireverberant.
848: Part 4:1997

Dimensions
848: Part 5:1986

Guide for mechanical and

electrical s a f e t y Fans connected to single-phase a.c., three-phase a.c. and d.c. suppliesup to 660 V. Identifies the circumstances in

which safety measuresshould be taken and gives information on how safety hazards can bereduced or eliminated.
848:

Part 6:1989 Method measurement

of fan

vibration
853:

-- Vessels for use in heating systems

853:

Part 1:1996 Calorifiers and storage vessels for centralheating and hot water s u p p l y Strength

and method of construction.

853:

Part 2:1996 Tubular heat exchangers and s t o r a g e v e s - sels for building and

industrial services
855:1976

Welded steel boilers for central heating and indirect h o t water supply (rated output 44

kW to 3 MW}Requiremen ts for design and construction of boilers for use withsolid, gaseous and liquid fuels.1010: -- Draw off

valves and stop valves for water services (screw down pattern)1010: Part 2:1973 Draw off taps and above ground stop

v a l v e s Dimension s and test requirements for screwdown pattern draw offtaps and above ground stop valves 1/4 in to 2 in nominal

sizes.Material, design, dimensions of components and union ends.1 1 8 1 : 1 9 8 9 Clay flue linings and flue t e r m i n a l s For use

with certain domestic appliances, including gasburning installations, and for ventilation. Dimensions, performance

characteristics,sa mpling, testing, inspection and marking.1 2 1 2 : - Float operated valves (including floats)1212: Part 1:1990

Piston t y p e Seven sizes from 3/8 in to 2 in. Materials, quality, workmanship,dim ensions and performance requirements.