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BS 5000 : Index : Issue 5 : 1981 Specification for .

Rotating electrical machines of particular types or for particular applications General introduction and index

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Spécification des machines électriques tournantes de types particuliers ou à usage particulier Introduction générale et index

Spezifikation für elektrische umlaufende Maschinen bestimmter Ausführungen oder für bestimmte Verwendungszwecke Allgemeine Einleitung und Index

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BS 5000 : Index : Issue 5 : 1981

Introduction BS 5000 consists of separately published Parts each of which specifies the unique combination of characteristics and requirements of machines of a particular type or design, or of machines intended for a particular purpose or application. These Parts will refer to relevant requirements specified in BS 4999 'General requirements for rotating electrical machines', and may also specify other require. ments not established in BS 4999. They may also identify specific requirements where BS 4999 permits a choice, When specifying, or referring to, a complete machine of a particular type or for a particular application, reference should always be made to the appropriate Part number of t h i s standard as indicated in the appropriate marking clause. Machines may comply with the requirements of more than one Part of this standard; for instance a type N motor with standard dimensions and outputs might comply both with the requirements of Part 10 and with the requirements of Part 16. BS 5000 includes this separately published index of the numbering of Parts and the general contents of the standard envisaged in the foreseeable future; spaces have been le f t unallocated where additional Parts may ultimately be required. Only the Parts marked with an asterisk have been published a t the date of issue of this index, those not so marked being either in course of preparation or planned for future publication. It i s not anticipated that a l l of the individual Parts will be issued in numerical sequence; as new Parts of the standard are issued, the index will be brought up to date to indicate the current position.

Index

Part number! Title

*2 Turbine-type machines O 3 Generators to be driven by reciprocating

internal combustion engines (Reserved for future additions)

*lo General purpose induction motors *11. Small power electric motors and generators 12 to 14 (Reserved for future additions)

*15 Machines with type of protection 'e' (increased safety)

*16 Motors with type of protection 'N' *17 Machines with flameproof enclosure 18 to 24 (Reserved for future additions)

*25 D.C. mill auxiliary motors 26 to 39 (Reserved for future additions)

O40 . ' Motors for driving power station auxiliaries 41 to 49 (Reserved for future additions) 50 Dimensions for oil burner motors 51 to 59 (Reserved for future additions) 60 Stepping motors 61 to 98 (Reserved for future additions)

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'99 Machines for miscellaneous applications

*Published at the date of issue of this index.

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