BS 7036-2:1996

Committees responsible
National foreword
Introduction
Specification
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Definitions
4 General performance requirements
5 Reference conditions
6 Absolute acoustical sensitivity
7 Frequency weighting
8 Linearity of response to steady signals
9 Response to short-duration signals
10 Response to unipolar pulses
11 Latching overload indicator
12 Sensitivity to various environments
13 Instrument marking
14 Instruction manual
Annexes
A (informative) Sound exposures and corresponding
     normalized 8-h-average sound levels
B (informative) Recommended tests to verify the
     performance of a personal sound exposure meter
Tables
1 Design-goal A-frequency weighting relative to
     response at 1 kHz and the tolerances delta A that
     apply to the performance of a complete personal
     sound exposure meter
A.1 Sound exposures and corresponding normalized 8-h-
     average sound levels
B.1 Minimum set of target conditions for 1 kHz steady-
     signal linearity tests
B.2 Conditions for testing response to short-duration
     signals
Figure
1 Functional elements of a personal sound exposure
     meterCommittees responsible
Foreword
Code of practice
1 Scope
2 References
3 Definitions
4 General
5 Safety during the opening cycle
6 Pocket screens
7 Safety during the closing cycle
8 Detection zone verification
9 Means of escape
10 Break-out
11 Operation upon mains power interruption
Annexes
A (normative) Authorized technician check list
B (normative) Occupier safety tests
C (informative) Limitation of leaf forces
Tables
1 Suitability of safety devices to sliding doors
C.1 Minimum closing times for sliding doors
Figures
1 Example of barrier rail
2 Position of barrier at folding door
3 Example of a fixed screen forming a pocket
4 Avoidance of body traps
5 Avoidance of drawing-in hazards and finger traps
6 Dimensions of presence sensor threshold monitoring
      field
7 Break-out: sliding doors and screens
A.1 Authorized technician check list for all types of
      powered sliding doors
B.1 Occupier safety check list for all types of
      powered sliding doors
List of references

Gives advice on the specific safety recommendations that apply to the following types of powered sliding doors: single and bi-parting curved sliding doors and prismatic doors; folding doors; single, bi-parting and telescopic straight sliding doors.