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- DIN - Deutsches Institut für Normung
- PTB - Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt
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DIN 25412-1
Laboreinrichtungen - Handschuhkästen - Teil 1: Maße und Anforderungen
Laboratory equipment - Glove boxes - Part 1: Dimensions and requirements
DIN 25412-2
Laboreinrichtungen - Handschuhkästen - Teil 2: Dichtheitsprüfungen
Laboratory equipment - Glove boxes - Part 2: Leakage test
DIN 25413-1
Klassifikation von Abschirmbetonen nach Elementanteilen - Teil 1: Abschirmung von Neutronenstrahlung
Classification of shielding concretes by proportion of elements - Part 1: Neutron shielding
DIN 25413-2
Klassifikation von Abschirmbetonen nach Elementanteilen - Teil 2: Abschirmung von Gammastrahlung
Classification of shielding concretes by proportion of elements - Part 2: Gamma shielding
DIN 25420-1
Construction of concrete hot cells - Part 1: Requirements for remotely operated cells
DIN 25420-2
Construction of concrete hot cells - Part 2: Requirements for hot cells for automated operation
DIN 25420-3
Construction of concrete hot cells - Part 3: Requirements of shielding windows for concrete walls with different densities
DIN 25420-4
Construction of concrete hot cells - Part 4: Requirements of shielding windows for concrete walls density 2,3 g/cm<(hoch)3> with different thicknesses
DIN 25422
Storage and keeping of other radioactive materials - Requirements on protection against radiation, fire and theft to be met by storage facilities and their installation rooms
DIN 25425-1
Radionuklidlaboratorien - Teil 1: Regeln für die Auslegung
Radioisotope laboratories - Part 1: Rules for design