BS G 259:1996 - Aircraft equipment. Environmental and operating conditions for airborne equipment. Humidity, temperature and pressure tests
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BS G 259:1996 is a British Standard (BS) that addresses environmental and operating conditions for airborne equipment, specifically focusing on humidity, temperature, and pressure tests. This standard outlines the requirements and procedures for subjecting aircraft equipment to various environmental conditions to ensure that it can perform reliably in the harsh conditions of flight.
Here's a breakdown of the key components of this standard:
Title: The title of the standard is "Aircraft equipment. Environmental and operating conditions for airborne equipment. Humidity, temperature and pressure tests."
BS Number: The "BS G 259" is the unique identification code for this British Standard, which is used for referencing and identifying the specific standard.
Year of Publication: The "1996" in the standard code indicates the year when this standard was last updated or published. As of my knowledge cutoff date in September 2021, it's from 1996, and there may have been revisions or updates since then.
The scope of the standard would outline the purpose and application of the standard. In this case, it specifies that it pertains to aircraft equipment and the environmental and operating conditions that this equipment must be tested for. The specific conditions addressed are humidity, temperature, and pressure.
Environmental Testing: The standard likely provides detailed requirements and procedures for subjecting airborne equipment to various humidity, temperature, and pressure tests. These tests are essential to ensure that the equipment can withstand the environmental challenges associated with aviation, such as high altitudes, temperature variations, and changes in pressure.
Compliance and Certification: Compliance with this standard ensures that aircraft equipment can operate safely and effectively under the specified conditions. Certification authorities and manufacturers often refer to standards like this one to ensure that their equipment meets the necessary requirements.
