Laboratory-identifiable forensic codes. Classification of performance when exposed to artificial weatheringWhat is this PAS about? A forensic code is a uniquely identifiable organic or inorganic code that can be verified by laboratory analysis and is used to link an item to an owner, manufacturer or location, or a suspect to a stolen item or crime scene. A product that incorporates a forensic code in a ready to use format is known as a forensic marking product. This PAS exists to help manufacturers assess the functional life of forensic codes and products

BS 7533-3 should be used for:

3 Verification of the test generator

Design method

This part specialises in the design of steel structures

Sample preparation and measurement protocol are not contained within this Technical Report

To provide specific requirements for manufacture

Electrodeposited zinc alloys with nickel

Specific requirements are given on material

which excludes individual dwelling houses from its scope

BS EN 12094-16 is the 16th part of the BS EN 12094 series that specifies requirements and describes test methods for odorizing devices for CO2 low pressure systems which release an odorizing substance into the extinguishant during discharge

Modification of the table in Annex A

These electrical equipment regulations only refer to non-portable machines designed to operate in conjunction with other machinery