• I.S. EN 61965:2003

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    MECHANICAL SAFETY OF CATHODE RAY TUBES

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    Language(s):  English

    Published date:  01-01-2003

    Publisher:  National Standards Authority of Ireland

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    FOREWORD
    INTRODUCTION
    1 Scope
    2 Normative references
    3 Definitions
    4 General requirements
       4.1 Corrosion protection
       4.2 Mechanical damage
       4.3 Handling
       4.4 Film-coated CRTs
    5 Environmental conditioning
       5.1 Standard atmospheric conditions for testing
       5.2 Preconditioning
       5.3 Thermal conditioning
    6 Sampling
       6.1 Sampling plans
       6.2 Sample numbers
       6.3 Compliance
    7 Test preparation and set-up
       7.1 Scratch patterns
       7.2 Barriers
       7.3 Mounting
       7.4 Mounting position
    8 Testing of large CRTs
       8.1 Mechanical strength (ball impact test)
       8.2 Implosion test (missile)
       8.3 Implosion test (thermal shock)
       8.4 High-energy impact test
    9 Testing of small CRTs
       9.1 Mechanical strength (ball impact test)
       9.2 Implosion test (high ball)
       9.3 Implosion test (thermal shock)
       9.4 High-energy impact test
    10 Testing of prestressed banded CRTs with protective film
       10.1 General
       10.2 Film scoring pattern for CRTs with protective film
       10.3 Peel test
       10.4 Immersion test
    11 Marking
    12 Application notes for pre-stressed banded CRTs with
       protective film
    13 Normative references for the use of Tables 1 and 2
       (prestressed banded CRTs)
       13.1 Sampling plan I: New construction
       13.2 Sampling plan II: New construction with known resin or
                              tape
       13.3 Sampling plan III: Tension band and alternative tension
                               band
       13.4 Sampling plan IV: Alternative construction
    14 Normative references for the use of Tables 3 and 4
       (prestressed banded with protective film)
       14.1 Sampling plan I: New construction
       14.2 Sampling plan II: New construction with known resin,
            tape, film or adhesive
       14.3 Sampling plan III: Alternative tension band
       14.4 Sampling plan IV: Alternative construction
    15 Alternative thermal conditioning for use with Tables 3 and 4
       (prestressed banded with protective film)
       15.1 Additional peel force requirements where alternative
            thermal conditioning is to be performed
       15.2 Tensile strength test where alternative thermal
            conditioning is to be performed
    16 Normative references for the use of Tables 6 and 7
       (bonded frame CRTs)
       16.1 Sampling plan I: New construction
       16.2 Sampling plan II: Alternative construction
    17 Normative requirements for the use of Tables 8 and 9
       (laminated CRTs)
       17.1 Sampling plan I: New construction
       17.2 Sampling plan II: Alternative construction
    Annex A (informative) Background to the development of this
                          standard
       A.1 Mechanical strength test
       A.2 Implosion test
       A.3 Small CRTs (76 mm to 160 mm diagonal)
       A.4 Evaluation time
    Annex B (informative) Velocity and potential force of glass
                          particles expelled from a CRT subjected
                          to a ball impact - Ballistic and
                          statistical calculations
       B.1 Introduction
       B.2 Analysis without friction
       B.3 Analysis with friction
       B.4 Potential threat
       B.5 Conclusions

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    Applies to cathode ray tubes and cathode ray tube assemblies (hereinafter referred to as CRTs), which are intended for use as components in apparatus and which have integral protection with respect to the effects of implosion.

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    Document Type Standard
    Publisher National Standards Authority of Ireland
    Status Current

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