2007년 10월 4일 목요일

SS:375 1994 PSB

30.
SS 375 : Part 1 : 2001
Suitability of non-metallic products for use in contact with water intended for human consumption with regard to their effect on the quality of the water - Part 1 - Specification
31.
SS 375 : Part 2 : 1 : 2001
Suitability of non-metallic products for use in contact with water intended for human consumption with regard to their effect on the quality of the water - Part 2 - Methods of test, Section 1 - Samples for testing Determination Of Total Iron In Inorganic Pigments Containing Iron
32.
SS 375 : Part 2 : 2 : 1 : 2001
Suitability of non-metallic products for use in contact with water intended for human consumption with regard to their effect on the quality of the water- Part 2 - Methods of test, Section 2 : 1 - Odour and flavour of water - General method of test
33.
SS 375 : Part 2 : 2 : 2 : 2001
Suitability of non-metallic products for use in contact with water intended for human consumption with regard to their effect on the quality of the water- Part 2 - Methods of test, Section 2 : 2 - Odour and flavour of water - Method of testing odours and flavours imparted to water by hoses and composite pipes and tubes
34.
SS 375 : Part 2 : 2 : 3 : 2001
Suitability of non-metallic products for use in contact with water intended for human consumption with regard to their effect on the quality of the water -Part 2 - Section 2 : 3 - Odour and flavour of water - Method of testing odours and flavours imparted to water by hoses for conveying water for food and drink preparation
35.
SS 375 : Part 2 : 3 : 2001
Suitability of non-metallic products for use in contact with water intended for human consumption with regard to their effect on the quality of the water-Part 2 - Methods of test, Section 3 - Appearance of water
36.
SS 375 : Part 2 : 4 : 2001
Suitability of non-metallic products for use in contact with water intended for human consumption with regard to their effect on the quality of the water-Part 2 - Methods of test, Section 4 - Growth of aquatic microorganisms test
37.
SS 375 : Part 2 : 5 : 2001
Suitability of non-metallic products for use in contact with water intended for human consumption with regard to their effect on the quality of the water- Part 2 - Methods of test, Section 5 - The extraction of substances that may be concern to public health
38.
SS 375 : Part 2 : 6 : 2001
Suitability of non-metallic products for use in contact with water intended for human consumption with regard to their effect on the quality of the water- Part 2 - Methods of test, Section 6 - The extraction of metals
39.
SS 375 : Part 3 : 2001
Suitability of non-metallic products for use in contact with water intended for human consumption with regard to their effect on the quality of the water- Part 3 - High temperature test

SS245-1995 PSB Hydrostatic Test

CP 13 : 1999 Mechanical ventilation and air-conditioning in buildings
CP 29 : 1998 Fire hydrant systems and hose reels
CP 38 : 1999 Artificial lighting in buildings
CP 45 : 1988 Halon 1301 fire protection systems
CP 48 : 1989 Water services
CP 51 : 1995 Manufactured gas pipe installation
CP 52 : 1990 Automatic fire sprinkler system
CP 55 : 1991 Use and maintenance of portable fire extinguishers
SS 16 : 1985 W C seats (plastics)
SS 42 : 1971 Quality of vitreous china sanitary appliances
SS 69 : 1981 Floats (plastic) for float operated valves for cold water cisterns
SS 141 : 1976 Unplasticized PVC pipe for cold water service and industrial uses
SS 174 : 1977 Joints and fittings for use with unplasticized PVC pressure pipes
SS 183 : 1978 Concrete cylindrical pipes and fittings including manholes and street gullies
SS 213 : 1998 Unplasticized PVC pipes and fittings for soil, waster and vent applications
SS 232 Portable fire extinguishersPart 1 : 1999 Description, duration of operation, Class A and B fire testsPart 2 : 1999 Tightness, dielectric test, tamping test, special provisions
Part 3 : 1999 Construction, resistance to pressure, mechanical tests
Part 4 : 1999 Charges, minimum required fire
Part 5 : 1999 Specification and supplementary tests
Part 6 : 1999 Provisions for the attestation of conformity of portable fire extinguishers in accordance with SS232 Parts 1 to Part 5
SS 245 : 1995 Glass reinforced polyester sectional water tanks
SS 272 : 1983 Unplasticized PVC pipes below ground for drainlines and sewers
SS 333 : 1996 Fire dampers
SS 378 : 1996 Low capacity WC flushing cisterns up to 4.5L maximum
SS 379 : 1996 Vitreous china WC pans for use with low capacity WC flushing cisterns up to 4.5L maximum
SS 396 : 1997 Vitreous china WC pans for use with 6L flush valves
SS 489 : 2001

PSB


The national standardisation programme is coordinated by the Standards, Productivity and Innovation Board (SPRING Singapore), the national standards authority. It is to establish and publish Singapore Standards, by notification in the Government Gazette.
The national standardisation programme develops Singapore Standards on a consensus basis and promotes the wide acceptance of Singapore Standards by industry and government to enhance enterprises' business competitiveness.

LPCB (loss prevention certification board)

About us
BRE Certification (incorporating LPCB) is a sister company to BRE. We are a wholly owned subsidiary of the BRE Trust, which is a registered research and education charity.

As a world leading third party certification / approvals body we are dedicated to approving fire, security, construction, and environmental, products and services worldwide. Our approvals are designed to help a wide range of sectors, including: construction, healthcare, insurance, offices, manufacturers, shops, schools, transport & infrastructure etc.
For information about the history of approvals, click here.
Approval (or certification as it is also known) is independent third party confirmation that a product, system or service meets and continues to meet a standard, where there are no published standards, products may be approved to our own specialised designed schedules.
We approve products and services to many different standards including:
Our own Loss Prevention Standards (LPS)
British Standards (BS)
International (ISO)
European (EN)
Underwriters Laboratories (UL)
We believe our marks stand for something special - they are true 'quality marks' and are recognised across the world.

Certification of fire and security products and services.
Certification of construction products, environmental schemes and Health and Safety.
We are accredited by the United Kingdom Accreditation Service for most of our schemes and our accreditation covers product, personnel and quality management systems.
We are a Notified Body under the Construction Products Directive (CPD), the Marine Equipment Directive (MED), the Pressure Equipment Directive (PED) and the Transportable Pressure Equipment Directive (TPED).
Choosing good quality products and services sends positive messages to influencers and stakeholders such as regulators, insurers, lenders, customers and suppliers. Our approvals give you a number of intangible benefits, such as compliance with legislation, market entry, differentiation and confidence etc. Choosing products and services, tested and approved against the appropriate standards is important and in the long run could save you time and money.
Understand just how our approvals process works and why it is so highly regarded. To ensure quality and to avoid misuse of standards, we list all approved products, services and licensees in our Red Book, which is updated here everyday. So search our Red Book to check the latest listings.
With the most extensive fire testing laboratories in the world, a highly qualified team of expert scientists and engineers, we are also uniquely placed to offer testing, research, specialist advice and a bespoke one stop shop service to a wide range of clients.
Business particulars:
The Red Books are a product of LPCB
The Loss Prevention Certification Board (LPCB) is a part of BRE Certification Ltd
BRE Certification Limited, Registered in England and Wales, number 3548352. Registered address: Bucknalls Lane, Garston, Watford WD25 9XXVAT registration number GB 689 9499 27.
BRE Certification Ltd is owned by the BRE Trust.
BRE Trust, Registered under number 3282856 in England and Wales, and registered as a charity (No 1092193).Registered address as above.

2007년 9월 29일 토요일

Franklin Hodge Industries storage tank - Products(2)

Galvanized Liquitainer
Where space is at a premium, the Liquitainer ® / Firetainer ® tank is an ideal solution for bulk water storage indoors or out. A wide range of shapes and any length or width can be catered for, with a maximum height of 4.5m.
Using steel sections of either rectangular, circular or u-beams, a structure is formed which eliminates the need for internal bracing. Galvanised steel panels are bolted between the sections and the interior is fitted with an open top tailored membrane liner. Alternative covers are available either fl at with a raised ball valve housing for indoor use, or with a low profile pitch for outdoor use.
Liquitainer ®/ Firetainer ® tanks can be located on any suitable flat load bearing surface, such as an existing reinforced concrete floor, or roof top, and are simply bolted to the floor surface.
Firetainer ® tanks are approved by the UK Loss Prevention Certification Board for the storage of fire sprinkler water.

Versatility in design. A variety of shapes and sizes can be supplied. Existing obstructions such as building support columns can be encapsulated within the tank by ‘sleeving’ the membrane liner around them.
Ease and speed of assembly. No sealants are used in the construction of the tank. All that is required is straightforward site assembly.
Simplicity of foundations. There is no need to seal the tank to the concrete foundation. The membrane liner has a floor in it and the tank shell is simply bolted to the foundation.
Low maintenance. The outer steelwork structure is hot dip galvanised to BS EN ISO 1461 (1999) and the shell panels and connection plates are manufactured from pre-galvanised steel sheet coated with a heavy duty spangle finish, complying to BS EN 10147 Grade Fe E280G. Internally the membrane liner will not rot or degrade in the same way that other coatings and finishes do, under normal water storage conditions.

Galvanised Tritainer

For small to medium capacities of water storage, where space is at a premium, the Tritainer ®/ Firetainer ® tank offers a cost effective solution.
Using triangular shaped galvanised steel panels which make up 1.0m2 modules that are then bolted together on site, a rapidly assembled rectangular tank that can fit into small and difficult spaces can be provided. Internally a hot vulcanised tailor made membrane liner is fitted to the tank. Any length and width can be catered for, with a maximum height of 2.5m.
Firetainer ® tanks are approved by the UK Loss Prevention Certification Board for the storage of fire sprinkler water.


- Easy to handle, relatively small panels, enabling easy access to restricted areas.
- No internal bracing. This means no internal corrosion problems.
- No sealants or gaskets to the tank shell, which means faster installation and elimination of
leakage problems.
- Insulation can be placed internally between the tank liner and tank wall, thereby protecting
the insulation from the environment and vandalism.
Aluminium Liquitainer
Where space is at a premium, the Liquitainer ®/ Firetainer ® tank is an ideal solution for bulk water storage indoors or out. A wide range of shapes and any length or width can be catered for, with a maximum height of 5.4m.
Using steel sections of either rectangular, circular or u-beams, a structure is formed which eliminates the need for internal bracing. Aluminium panels are bolted between the sections and the interior is fi tted with an open top tailored membrane liner. Alternative covers are available either flat with a raised ball valve housing for indoor use, or with a low profile pitch for outdoor use.
Liquitainer ®/ Firetainer ® tanks can be located on any suitable flat load bearing surface, such as an existing reinforced concrete floor, or roof top, and are simply bolted to the floor surface.
Firetainer ® tanks are approved by the UK Loss Prevention Certification Board for the storage of fi re sprinkler water.

Versatility in design.
A variety of shapes and sizes can be supplied. Existing obstructions such as building support columns can be encapsulated within the tank by ‘sleeving’ the membrane liner around them.
Ease and speed of assembly.
No sealants are used in the construction of the tank. All that is required is straightforward site assembly.
Simplicity of foundations.
There is no need to seal the tank to the concrete foundation. The membrane liner has a fl oor in it and the tank shell is simply bolted to the foundation.
Low maintenance.
The outer steelwork structure is hot dip galvanised to BS EN ISO 1461 (1999) and the aluminium shell panels are of a marine grade aluminium alloy to BS EN AW 5083 H22. Internally the membrane liner will not rot or degrade in the same way that other coatings and fi nishes do, under normal water storage conditions.

Franklin Hodge Industries storage tank - Products

Galvanized Liquistore

For standard fire sprinkler water storage applications or general industrial water storage requirements, the Liquistore ® / Firestore ® tank is a cost effective solution.
Using site assembled components, consisting of overlapped and bolted galvanised steel panels with either a trough deck or aluminium sectional site assembled cover, together with an internal, open top membrane liner, the Liquistore ® / Firestore ® offers a truly long life and low maintenance water storage system.
Standard tanks are available in capacities from 10m3 (2,200 UK gallons) to 2,222m3 (488,840 UK gallons) and in diameters from 3.06m to 21.40m and heights from 1.25m to 13.26m. Non standard and larger size tanks are available upon request.
Firestore ® tanks are approved by the UK Loss Prevention Certification Board and Factory Mutual Assurance of the United States of America for storage of fire sprinkler water and by the UK Water Regulations Advisory Scheme for the storage of potable water under the name Liquistore®.

Ease and speed of assembly. No sealants are used on the tank shell. This means that site installation can make full use of hydraulic jacking with the confi dence in knowing that the integrity of the tank is not reliant on a large number of individual panel seals. Simplicity of foundations. All that is required to site the tank
Simplicity of foundations. All that is required to site the tank is a fl at load bearing surface, typically of reinforced concrete. The bottom rolled angle at the tank base is simply bolted to the concrete floor.
Low maintenance. The galvanised steel panels to the tank are made from high quality pre-galvanised strip to BS2989 Grade Z35, with a zinc coating of 300g/m2 each side of the panel. For plate thicknesses above 4.2mm, each plate is hot dip galvanised to the requirements of BS EN ISO 1461 (1999). This means a highly corrosion resistant exterior fi nish to the tank. Internally the hot vulcanised, tailor-made membrane liner separates the stored water from the tank shell, often a major cause of corrosion. The membrane liner itself will not rot or deteriorate in the same way that other coatings and fi nishes to the interior of tanks will.

Aluminum Liquistore

The tank is of cylindrical bolted construction, made from EN 48S-2 Type EN AW 5083- H22 aluminium alloy with aluminium angle strengthening hoops of Grade 6082-T4 at the top and bottom, and is supplied with an aluminium low profile sectional cover incorporating a ball valve housing and access way.
Liquid Storage Containers. Click image to enlarge
A typical aluminium Liquistore® installation of three 155,100 gallon tanks (non-standard ladder arrangement).Rapid and straightforward to install.Virtually zero maintenance internally and externally.Long life.Easy to transport, ideal for remote areas.Prefabricated components for site assembly.
In addition the tank is fitted with an open top internal membrane liner. The assembled tank is clamped down with anchor bolts fixed to the base.
All tanks are normally supplied complete with external aluminium hooped access ladder (beginning approximately 2.4m from tank base), aluminium handrailing around the access platform, calibrated contents gauge, 25mm warning overflow, 80mm drain valve and other connections as required.
Standard tanks are available in capacities from 20m3 (4,400 UK gallons) to over 5000m3 (1,100,000 UK gallons), diameters from 3.06m to 32.17m and heights from 2.477m to 13.26m. Tanks can be supplied on a specially designed steel support structure at any specified height above ground level. Non-standard and larger sizes in other tank materials and cover types can be built to suit particular applications.
Our standard Liquistore ® is designed to withstand normal UK conditions when fully complete and filled. Non-standard designs are available to meet particular criteria. Fully complete but unfilled, the standard Liquistore ® will normally withstand moderate wind loadings. Actual performance will depend upon tank configuration and diameter to height ratio. Where a Liquistore ® is expected to be subject to particularly severe conditions, or to be regularly in the unfilled condition, additional strengthening will be provided.

- Rapid and straightforward to install.
- Virtually zero maintenance internally and externally.
- Long life.
- Easy to transport, ideal for remote areas.
- Prefabricated components for site assembly

Franklin Hodge Industries storage tank

CYLINDRICAL STORAGE TANKS

Our Firestore/Liquistore range of cylindrical tanks are our most popular. Using flat sheets of high grade, high zinc galvanised steel, or a “marine grade” alloy of aluminium, Firestore / Liquistore tanks are bolted together on site with a tailor made internal liner to contain the stored water.

Galvanised Liquistore ® / Firestore ®

For standard fire sprinkler water storage applications or general industrial water storage requirements, the Liquistore ® / Firestore ® tank is a cost effective solution.

Aluminium Liquistore ® / Firestore ®

The tank is of cylindrical bolted construction, made from EN 48S-2 Type EN AW 5083- H22 aluminium alloy with aluminium angle strengthening hoops of Grade 6082-T4 at the top and bottom, and is supplied with an aluminium low profile sectional cover incorporating a ball valve housing and access way.


RECTANGULAR STORAGE TANKS

Our Firetainer/Liquitainer range of rectangular tanks offer a very effective method of making use of limited space for the storage of water. Either flat or triangular sheets of a high grade, high zinc galvanised steel, or a marine grade alloy of aluminium, bolted to galvanised steel stanchions or stiffeners, can be used to design a wide range of tank shapes and sizes to suit awkward spaces.

Galvanised Liquitainer ® / Firetainer ®

Where space is at a premium, the Liquitainer ® / Firetainer ® tank is an ideal solution for bulk water storage indoors or out. A wide range of shapes and any length or width can be catered for, with a maximum height of 4.5m.

Galvanised Tritainer ® / Firetainer ®


For small to medium capacities of water storage, where space is at a premium, the Tritainer ® / Firetainer ® tank offers a cost effective solution.


Aluminium Liquitainer ® / Firetainer ®


Where space is at a premium, the Liquitainer ® / Firetainer ® tank is an ideal solution for bulk water storage indoors or out. A wide range of shapes and any length or width can be catered for, with a maximum height of 5.4m.