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ISO Update Supplement to ISOfocus January 2017 International Standards in process ISO/CD 7240-7 Fire detection and alarm systems — Part 7: Point-type smoke detectors using scattered An International Standard is the result of an agreement between light, transmitted light or ionization the member bodies of ISO. A first important step towards an Interna- TC 22 Road vehicles tional Standard takes the form of a committee draft (CD) - this is cir- ISO/CD Road vehicles — Automotive cables — Part 1: culated for study within an ISO technical committee. When consensus 19642-1 Terminology has been reached within the technical committee, the document is sent to the Central Secretariat for processing as a draft International ISO/CD Road vehicles — Automotive cables — Part 2: Standard (DIS). The DIS requires approval by at least 75 % of the 19642-2 Test methods member bodies casting a vote. A confirmation vote is subsequently ISO/CD Road vehicles — Automotive cables — Part 3: carried out on a final draft International Standard (FDIS), the approval 19642-3 Dimensions and requirements for 30 V a.c. or criteria remaining the same. 60 V d.c. single core copper conductor cables ISO/CD Road vehicles — Automotive cables — Part 19642-4 4: Dimensions and requirements for 30 V a.c. and 60 V d.c. single core aluminium conductor cables ISO/CD Road vehicles — Automotive cables — Part 5: 19642-5 Dimensions and requirements for 600 V a.c. or 900 V d.c., 1000 V a.c. or 1500 V d.c. single CD registered core copper conductor cables ISO/CD Road vehicles — Automotive cables — Part 6: 19642-6 Dimensions and requirements for 600 V a.c. or 900 V d.c., 1000 V a.c. or 1500 V d.c. single Period from 01 December to 31 December 2016 core aluminium conductor cables These documents are currently under consideration in the technical ISO/CD Road vehicles — Automotive cables — Part committee. 19642-7 7: Dimensions and requirements for 30 V a.c. They have been registred at the Central Secretariat. or 60 V d.c. round, sheathed, screened and unscreened multi and single core copper con- ductor cables PC 302 Guidelines for auditing management ISO/CD Road vehicles — Automotive cables — Part systems 19642-8 8: Dimensions and requirements for 30 V a.c. ISO/CD 19011 Guidelines for auditing management systems or 60 V d.c. round, sheathed, screened and unscreened multi and single core aluminium TC 6 Paper, board and pulps conductor cables ISO/CD 21993 Paper and Pulp — Deinkability test for printed ISO/CD Road vehicles — Automotive cables — Part 9: paper products 19642-9 Dimensions and requirements for 600 V a.c. or TC 8 Ships and marine technology 900 V d.c., 1000 V a.c. or 1500 V d.c. round, sheathed, screened and unscreened multi and ISO/CD 21157 Ships and marine technology — Ball valves for single core copper conductor cables use in low temperature applications — Design and testing requirements ISO/CD Road vehicles — Automotive cables — Part 10: 19642-10 Dimensions and requirements for 600 V a.c. or ISO/CD 21159 Ships and marine technology — Butterfly 900 V d.c., 1000 V a.c. or 1500 V d.c. round, valves for use in low temperature applications sheathed, screened and unscreened multi and — Design and testing requirements single core aluminium conductor cables ISO/CD 8384 Ships and marine technology — Dredgers ISO/CD 16232 Road Vehicles — Cleanliness of components — Vocabulary and systems ISO/CD 8385 Ships and marine technology — Dredgers TC 25 Cast irons and pig irons — Classification ISO/CD 945-4 Microstructure of cast irons — Part 4: Test TC 20 Aircraft and space vehicles method for determining nodularity in spheroidal ISO/DTR Flight dynamics — Concepts, quantities and graphite cast irons 1151-13 symbols — Part 13: Training devices TC 34 Food products ISO/DTR Flight dynamics — Concepts, quantities and ISO/CD 21846 Determination of composition of triacylglycer- 1151-14 symbols — Part 14: Helicopters: classification, ols and content of di-acylglycerols by capillary geometry and dynamic characteristics gas chromatography, in vegetable oils ISO/CD 10794 Space systems — Programme management — Material, mechanical parts and processes TC 38 Textiles ISO/CD 10795 Space systems — Programme management ISO/CD 10290 Textiles — Cotton yarns — Specifications and quality — Vocabulary ISO/CD 20920 Textiles - Man-made fibres -Determination ISO/DTS Space systems — Requirements for the of dye-uptake of cationic dyeable modified 18667 management of capability-based safety, polyester fibres dependability, and quality assurance (SD&QA) TC 42 Photography programme ISO/CD 15781 Photography — Digital still cameras — Meas- TC 21 Equipment for fire protection and fire uring shooting time lag, shutter release time fighting lag, shooting rate, and start-up time ISO/CD 19093 Photography — Digital cameras — Measuring low light performance ISO Update, Supplement to ISO Focus -- January 2017 1 TC 60 Gears ISO/CD Automation systems and integration — Evalu- 20140-3 ating energy efficiency and other factors of ISO/DTS Calculation of scuffing load capacity of cylindri- manufacturing systems that influence the envi- 13989-1 cal, bevel and hypoid gears — Part 1: Flash ronment — Part 3: Environmental performance temperature method evaluation data aggregation process ISO/DTS Calculation of scuffing load capacity of cylindri- 13989-2 cal, bevel and hypoid gears — Part 2: Integral TC 190 Soil quality temperature method ISO/CD 21285 Soil quality — Reproduction test for testing the quality of soils using the predatory mite TC 83 Sports and other recreational facilities Hypoaspis aculeifer (Gamasina, Acari) and equipment ISO/CD 21286 Soil quality — General guidance on the use of ISO/CD 20739 Martial arts — Tai chi clothing — Requirements DNA barcoding in ecotoxicological testing and test method TC 197 Hydrogen technologies ISO/CD 20740 Martial arts — Wushu sword — Requirements and test method ISO/CD TR Applications for hydrogen absorbed in revers- 16113 ible metal hydrides not covered in ISO 16111 TC 85 Nuclear energy, nuclear technologies, and radiological protection TC 204 Intelligent transport systems ISO/CD Radiological protection — Monitoring and ISO/DTR Intelligent transport systems — Public trans- 16638-2 internal dosimetry for specific materials — Part 20526 port — Account-based ticketing standards 2: Ingestion of uranium compounds requirements TC 92 Fire safety ISO/DTR Intelligent transport systems — Spatio-tem- 21718 poral data dictionary for cooperative ITS and ISO/DTR Guidance on the calculation of asymmetrical automated driving systems 21721 partitions/vertical membranes with respect to their fire resistance performance TC 205 Building environment design TC 104 Freight containers ISO/CD 19454 Building Environment Design — Indoor envi- ronment — Daylight opening design process ISO/CD 1496-2 Series 1 freight containers — Specification and in order to ensure sustainability principles in testing — Part 2: Thermal containers visual environment ISO/CD 1496-5 Series 1 freight containers — Specification and TC 206 Fine ceramics testing — Part 5: Platform and platform-based containers ISO/CD 21066 Fine ceramics (advanced ceramics, advanced technical ceramics) — Qualitative and semi- ISO/DTS Freight Containers — Tracking and Monitoring quantitative assessment of the photocatalytic 18625 System: Requirements activities of surfaces by the reduction of resa- TC 105 Steel wire ropes zurin in a deposited ink film ISO/CD 19427 Steel wire ropes — Pre-fabricated Parallel Wire TC 215 Health informatics Strands for Suspension Bridge Main Cable ISO/DTS Health Informatics — Requirements for a re- — Specifications 19293 cord of the dispense of a medicinal product TC 126 Tobacco and tobacco products TC 228 Tourism and related services ISO/CD 20768 Vapour products — Routine analytical vaping ISO/CD 21401 Accommodation facilities — Sustainability machine — Definitions and management system — Requirements standard conditions TC 251 Asset management TC 130 Graphic technology ISO/CD 55002 Asset management — Management systems ISO/CD 20677 Image technology colour management — — Guidelines for the application of ISO 55001 Extensions to architecture, profile format, and data structure TC 285 Clean cookstoves and clean cooking solutions TC 134 Fertilizers and soil conditioners ISO/CD 19869 Clean cookstoves and clean cooking solu- ISO/CD 20978 Neutralising value mesurement (or tions — Guidance on field testing methods for Determination) cookstoves TC 171 Document management applications JTC 1 Information technology ISO/CD Document management applications — Mini- ISO/IEC PDTR Information technology — Big data reference 19475-3 mum requirements for the storage of docu- 20547-5 architecture — Part 5: Standards roadmap ments — Part 3: Disposal ISO/IEC PDTR Software and systems engineering-- Lifecycle TC 172 Optics and photonics 29110-5-1-4 profiles for very small entities (VSEs) — Part ISO/CD 21575 Optics and photonics — Test method for water 5-1-4: Software engineering: Management resistance of optical glass by powder method and engineering guide: Generic profile group: Advanced profile ISO/CD 19986 Lasers and laser-related equipment — Test method for angle resolved scattering ISO/IEC PDTS Information technology — Programming 19216 languages, their environments and systems TC 184 Automation systems and integration software interfaces - Networking ISO/CD Data quality — Part 62: Process maturity as- ISO/IEC PDTS C++ Extensions for ranges 8000-62 sessment model 21425 ISO/CD Data quality — Part 63: Measurement ISO/IEC CD Information technology
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