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RTA2012 1.Pdf CENELEC General Information Table of contents General information ............................................................................................................................. 6 About CENELEC ............................................................................................................................. 6 General information on technical activities ..................................................................................... 7 Information on the Technical Board activities ............................................................................. 7 Vilamoura Procedure ................................................................................................................... 8 Published ...................................................................................................................................... 8 Enquiry launched ......................................................................................................................... 8 New work item approved ............................................................................................................. 8 Inventory of Technical Activities ........................................................................................................ 9 Intermediate statistics for 2012 (situation at 2012-05-30) ............................................................... 9 Figures for the current year are calculated up to 2012-05-30 .................................................... 13 Publications available since May 21,2011 ..................................................................................... 14 EN : European Standards ........................................................................................................... 14 EN : CEN/CLC European Standards ......................................................................................... 70 HD : Harmonization Documents................................................................................................ 71 TR : Technical Reports .............................................................................................................. 73 TS : Technical Specifications .................................................................................................... 74 CLC Guides................................................................................................................................ 74 CEN/CLC Guide ........................................................................................................................ 74 CENELEC Technical Bodies and meetings................................................................................... 75 CENELEC Technical Committees and Subcommittees ............................................................ 75 CENELEC BT Task Forces and BT Working Groups .............................................................. 77 CEN/CENELEC Technical Committees ................................................................................... 77 Guidance on how to read CENELEC Report on Technical Activities .......................................... 78 Technical Board / Reporting secretariats activities........................................................................ 84 Published (last 12 months) ......................................................................................................... 84 Ratified ..................................................................................................................................... 101 Vote launched .......................................................................................................................... 102 Vote decided ............................................................................................................................ 120 At Secretariat stage .................................................................................................................. 131 PQ/UQ launched ...................................................................................................................... 131 New work item to be approved (BT/TC) ................................................................................. 132 BT Task Force and BT Working Group activities ....................................................................... 133 BTTF 62-3................................................................................................................................ 133 BTTF 69-3................................................................................................................................ 134 BTTF 76-3................................................................................................................................ 135 BTWG 80-3.............................................................................................................................. 136 BTWG 101-5............................................................................................................................ 137 BTWG 112-1 (dormant)........................................................................................................... 138 BTTF 116-1.............................................................................................................................. 139 BTTF 116-2.............................................................................................................................. 140 BTWG 126-2............................................................................................................................ 141 BTTF 128-2.............................................................................................................................. 142 BTWG 128-3............................................................................................................................ 143 BTTF 129-1.............................................................................................................................. 144 BTTF 132-1.............................................................................................................................. 145 BTTF 132-2.............................................................................................................................. 146 BTTF 133-1.............................................................................................................................. 147 BTWG 138-1............................................................................................................................ 148 Technical committees activities ................................................................................................... 149 3 CENELEC General Information TC 2.......................................................................................................................................... 149 TC 8X ....................................................................................................................................... 151 TC 9X ....................................................................................................................................... 153 SC 9XA .................................................................................................................................... 159 SC 9XB .................................................................................................................................... 161 SC 9XC .................................................................................................................................... 164 TC 11........................................................................................................................................ 168 TC 13........................................................................................................................................ 169 TC 14........................................................................................................................................ 173 TC 17AC .................................................................................................................................. 176 TC 17B ..................................................................................................................................... 179 TC 17D (dormant) .................................................................................................................... 182 TC 18X ..................................................................................................................................... 183 TC 20........................................................................................................................................ 184 TC 21X ..................................................................................................................................... 192 TC 22X ..................................................................................................................................... 195 TC 23BX .................................................................................................................................. 197 TC 23E ..................................................................................................................................... 200 TC 26A ..................................................................................................................................... 202 TC 26B ....................................................................................................................................
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