XP CEN/TS 15397
XP CEN/TS 15397

XP CEN/TS 15397

October 2006
Standard Current

Wood preservatives - Method for natural preconditioning out of ground contact of treated wood specimens prior to biological laboratory test

Le présent document spécifie les exigences pour quatre types de papiers en aramide non chargé : - Type 1 : Papier calandré - Type 2 : Papier calandré, avec une résistance au déchirement et une adaptabilité améliorées - Type 3 : Papier non calandré - Type 4 : Papier calandré, avec une densité plus faible de stratification

Main informations

Collections

National standards and national normative documents

Publication date

October 2006

Number of pages

14 p.

Reference

XP CEN/TS 15397

ICS Codes

71.100.50   Wood-protecting chemicals

Classification index

X41-561

Print number

1 - novembre 2006

European kinship

CEN/TS 15397:2006
Sumary
Wood preservatives - Method for natural preconditioning out of ground contact of treated wood specimens prior to biological laboratory test

Le présent document spécifie les exigences pour quatre types de papiers en aramide non chargé : - Type 1 : Papier calandré - Type 2 : Papier calandré, avec une résistance au déchirement et une adaptabilité améliorées - Type 3 : Papier non calandré - Type 4 : Papier calandré, avec une densité plus faible de stratification
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