Lifts (elevators). Study of the use of lifts for evacuation during an emergency Ingestion-build-64721 Table 2 amended to clarify

Table 2 amended to clarify distinctions for climbing and hanging fall heights

and specifies the hardness and designation of punch holder shanks in accordance with this part of BS ISO 10242-2

BS EN ISO 23500‑4 provides you guidance on the labelling requirements and minimum requirements for manufacturing Concentrates for haemodialysis

BS EN 10163-3 specifies the delivery requirements for surface condition of sections to which the European standards mentioned in Clause 2 apply and apply to all surfaces excluding edges

and performance of hand hacksaw frames to take blades of nominal length 300 mm complying with BS 1919 and of miniature hand hacksaw frames to take blades of nominal length 146 mm complying with BS 6271

Lifts (elevators). Study of the use of lifts for evacuation during an emergency Ingestion-build-64721 Table 2 amended to clarify1 Scope This Technical Report investigates and highlights the main risks associated with using lifts (elevators) for the evacuation of persons in various types of emergency. The types of emergency under study arise from fire, flood, earthquake, explosion, biological or chemical attack, gas leakage, lightning or storm damage in the building being studied or a building adjacent to it. The purpose of this Technical Report is to provide a process for