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CEI EN 50121-4

CEI Classification: 9-35/4

Applicazioni ferroviarie, tranviarie, filoviarie e metropolitane - Compatibilità elettromagnetica
Parte 4: Emissione ed immunità delle apparecchiature di segnalamento e telecomunicazioni
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Publication Date: 2001-05
Date Of Withdrawal (DOW): 2007-08
ValidFrom: 2001-07
Language: EN-IT
Pages: 26
Issue Num.:  6028
Commitee: CEI-SC9A, CEI-CT9
EU Directives Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
Questa norma si applica ad apparecchiature di segnalamento e telecomunicazioni installate in ambiente ferroviario. Le apparecchiature di segnalamento e telecomunicazioni montate sui veicoli sono trattate dalla CEI EN 50121-3-2.
La presente norma stabilisce limiti di emissione e di immunità relativi ad altre apparecchiature in ambiente ferroviario o tali da accrescere le emissioni elettromagnetiche del mondo ferroviario verso l'ambiente esterno.
La presente Norma é annullata e sostituita dalla Nuova edizione, CEI EN 50121-4:2007-06 (CEI 9-35/4); tuttavia rimane applicabile fino al 01-07-2009.

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Replaces: CEI ENV 50121-4

See also

EN 50121-4:2000

International Coding Standard (ICS)

45.020
Railway engineering in general
* Railway traffic, see 03.220.30
* Construction of railways, see 93.100
29.280
Electric traction equipment
* Including railway electric fixed installations
* Electric road vehicles, see 43.120
* Non-electric railway tractive stock, see 45.060.10
29.020
Electrical engineering in general
* Including voltages, general electrical terminology, electrical documentation, electrical tables, safety, fire hazard testing, etc.
* Electrical diagrams and charts, see 01.100.25
* Electrical power stations, see 27.100
* Electromagnetic compatibility, see 33.100

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