ISO/TC 195/SC 2 - Road operation machinery and associated equipment
Standardisation in the field of road-operation machinery, equipment and products including: applications; environmental; nomenclature; classification; interfaces and couplings (mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic); ratings; performance requirements; test methods; safety and ergonomic requirements. Excluding: lawn and garden equipment (dealt by ISO/TC 23/SC 13); machines for the maintenance of sports grounds; machines for harvesting and conservation (dealt by ISO/TC 23/SC 7); machines for agriculture, horticulture (dealt by ISO/TC 23/SC 17); machines for forestry (dealt by ISO/TC 23/SC 15); earth-moving machinery (dealt by ISO/TC 127); road construction and maintenance machinery (dealt by ISO/TC 195 except ISO/TC 195/SC 2); snow-grooming equipment; machines or components which are solely designed for rail application (dealt by ISO/TC 269); industrial sweeping/cleaning equipment (dealt by IEC/TC 61 J); refuse-collecting vehicles (dealt by ISO/TC 297); dedicated airport machines and equipment (dealt by ISO/TC 20).
Machines d'exploitation des routes et matériel associé
Normalisation dans le domaine des machines d'exploitation des routes, ainsi les matériels et produits comprenant : les applications; l’aspect environnemental; la nomenclature; la classification; les interfaces et couplages (mécaniques, électriques, pneumatiques, hydrauliques); les caractéristiques assignées; les exigences relatives à la performance; les méthodes d’essais; les exigences de sécurité et exigences ergonomiques. Sont exclus : le matériel à moteur pour jardins et pelouses (traité par l’ISO/TC 23/SC 13); les machines utilisées pour l’entretien des terrains de sports; les machines de récolte et de conservation (traitées par l’ISO/TC 23/SC 7); les machines d’agriculture, d’horticulture (traitées par l’ISO/TC 23/SC 17); le matériel forestier (traité par l’ISO /TC 23/SC 15); les engins de terrassement (traités par l’ISO /TC 127); les machines pour la construction et l’entretien des routes (traitées par l’ISO /TC 195 à l’exception de l’ISO /TC 195/SC 2); les engins de damage; les machines ou composants uniquement conçus pour les applications ferroviaires (traités par l’ISO /TC 269); les matériels de balayage/nettoyage industriels (traités par l’IEC/TC 61 J); les véhicules de ramassage d’ordures (traités par l’ISO /TC 297); les engins et équipements adaptés aux besoins des aéroports (traités par l’ISO /TC 20).
General Information
This document establishes content for commercial specifications for sweepers that are self-propelled (see Annex A) with an integrated chassis, chassis-mounted, pedestrian-controlled or towed behind a vehicle. This document applies to road surface cleaning machines used in outdoor improved surface applications for cleaning debris from public areas, roads, airports and industrial plants. This document does not specifically cover the carrier vehicle or towing vehicle (e.g. lorry). This document does not apply to: — cleaning machines for winter maintenance; — cleaning machines for indoor applications; — rotary road brush attachments which can be coupled to tractors and other machinery; — machines or components that are specifically designed for cleaning tram lines and rail tracks; — industrial sweepers.
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This document specifies a uniform, reproducible testing process for various drive units, chassis, constructions and attached parts as well as sweeping systems of the sweepers described in ISO 24147, with which a comparison of the energy consumption levels can be performed. This defines a representative test circuit and/or test bench cycle with which the energy consumption levels of the sweepers to be inspected can be evaluated and compared within the scope of reproducible test trips and/or test bench runs.
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This International Standard defines terms and commercial specifications for winter maintenance machines and equipment which are designed to clear snow from highways, roads, streets, squares (except flight operation areas). Both the terms and the defines terms and commercial specifications have been determined in accordance with the intended use for which the machinery is intended by the manufacturer. The terms do not cover all possible winter maintenance machines and equipment and related work or machines, nor do they describe specific machines, but they serve as an aid to nomenclature. This International Standard is applicable to machinery designed for use in winter maintenance.
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This ISO Standard applies to surface cleaning machines for outdoor applications in public areas, roads, airports and industrial complexes. Surface cleaning machines in terms of this standard, are self-propelled, truck mounted, attached sweeping equipment or pedestrian controlled. This ISO Standard deals with the performance and functional characteristics and the test methods applied to the sweeping equipment when used as intended and under the conditions foreseen by the manufacturer. This ISO Standard does not include carrier vehicles (e.g. trucks). These are covered in national standards or directives for vehicles. This ISO Standard does not cover noise emission or any overload protection as these are covered by regulatory requirements. This document does not apply to: — cleaning machines for winter maintenance; — cleaning machines for indoor applications; — front mounted road cleaning attachments which can be coupled to tractors and other machinery; — machines or components that are specifically; — designed for cleaning tram lines and rail tracks; — industrial sweepers.
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Frequently Asked Questions
ISO/TC 195/SC 2 is a Subcommittee within the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). It is named "Road operation machinery and associated equipment" and is responsible for: Standardisation in the field of road-operation machinery, equipment and products including: applications; environmental; nomenclature; classification; interfaces and couplings (mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic); ratings; performance requirements; test methods; safety and ergonomic requirements. Excluding: lawn and garden equipment (dealt by ISO/TC 23/SC 13); machines for the maintenance of sports grounds; machines for harvesting and conservation (dealt by ISO/TC 23/SC 7); machines for agriculture, horticulture (dealt by ISO/TC 23/SC 17); machines for forestry (dealt by ISO/TC 23/SC 15); earth-moving machinery (dealt by ISO/TC 127); road construction and maintenance machinery (dealt by ISO/TC 195 except ISO/TC 195/SC 2); snow-grooming equipment; machines or components which are solely designed for rail application (dealt by ISO/TC 269); industrial sweeping/cleaning equipment (dealt by IEC/TC 61 J); refuse-collecting vehicles (dealt by ISO/TC 297); dedicated airport machines and equipment (dealt by ISO/TC 20). This committee has published 4 standards.
ISO/TC 195/SC 2 develops ISO standards in the area of Information technology. The scope of work includes: Standardisation in the field of road-operation machinery, equipment and products including: applications; environmental; nomenclature; classification; interfaces and couplings (mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic); ratings; performance requirements; test methods; safety and ergonomic requirements. Excluding: lawn and garden equipment (dealt by ISO/TC 23/SC 13); machines for the maintenance of sports grounds; machines for harvesting and conservation (dealt by ISO/TC 23/SC 7); machines for agriculture, horticulture (dealt by ISO/TC 23/SC 17); machines for forestry (dealt by ISO/TC 23/SC 15); earth-moving machinery (dealt by ISO/TC 127); road construction and maintenance machinery (dealt by ISO/TC 195 except ISO/TC 195/SC 2); snow-grooming equipment; machines or components which are solely designed for rail application (dealt by ISO/TC 269); industrial sweeping/cleaning equipment (dealt by IEC/TC 61 J); refuse-collecting vehicles (dealt by ISO/TC 297); dedicated airport machines and equipment (dealt by ISO/TC 20). Currently, there are 4 published standards from this subcommittee.
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