ISO 18185-3:2015
Freight containers — Electronic seals — Part 3: Environmental characteristics
ISO 18185-3:2015 specifies test methods and conditions for environmental characteristics of electronic seals.
ISO 18185-3:2015 describes the environmental requirements for the ISO 18185 series, for ISO 10374 and for ISO 17363 and for ISO 10891 since it is expected that the implementation of these International Standards will face the same international conditions. However, each of these International Standards has its own unique requirements other than environmental conditions.
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Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Environmental characteristics
4.1 General
4.2 Low temperature
4.2.1 Test purpose
4.2.2 Test requirement
4.2.3 Test method for storage temperature testing
4.2.4 Test method for operating temperature testing
4.3 High temperature
4.3.1 Test purpose
4.3.2 Test requirement
4.3.3 Test method for storage temperature testing
4.3.4 Test method for operating temperature testing
4.4 Mechanical shock
4.4.1 Test purpose
4.4.2 Test requirement
4.4.3 Test method
4.5 Vibration
4.5.1 Test purpose
4.5.2 Test requirement
4.5.3 Test method
4.6 Humidity
4.6.1 Test purpose
4.6.2 Test requirement
4.6.3 Test method
4.7 Rain and snow
4.7.1 Test purpose
4.7.2 Test requirement
4.7.3 Test method
4.8 Salt fog
4.8.1 Test purpose
4.8.2 Test requirement
4.8.3 Test method
4.9 Drop shock
4.9.1 Test purpose
4.9.2 Test requirement
4.9.3 Test method
4.10 Sand and dust
4.10.1 Test purpose
4.10.2 Test requirement
4.10.3 Test method
4.11 Electromagnetic environment
4.11.1 Test purpose
4.11.2 Test requirement
4.11.3 Test method
4.12 Solar radiation
4.12.1 Test purpose
4.12.2 Test requirement
4.12.3 Test method
4.13 Ice and frost
4.13.1 Test purpose
4.13.2 Test requirement
4.13.3 Test method
4.14 Water-high pressure
4.14.1 Test purpose
4.14.2 Test requirement
4.14.3 Test method
4.15 Lightning strike
4.15.1 Test purpose
4.15.2 Test requirement
4.15.3 Test method
4.16 Thermal shock
4.16.1 Test purpose
4.16.2 Test requirement
4.16.3 Test method
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Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Environmental characteristics
4.1 General
4.2 Low temperature
4.2.1 Test purpose
4.2.2 Test requirement
4.2.3 Test method for storage temperature testing
4.2.4 Test method for operating temperature testing
4.3 High temperature
4.3.1 Test purpose
4.3.2 Test requirement
4.3.3 Test method for storage temperature testing
4.3.4 Test method for operating temperature testing
4.4 Mechanical shock
4.4.1 Test purpose
4.4.2 Test requirement
4.4.3 Test method
4.5 Vibration
4.5.1 Test purpose
4.5.2 Test requirement
4.5.3 Test method
4.6 Humidity
4.6.1 Test purpose
4.6.2 Test requirement
4.6.3 Test method
4.7 Rain and snow
4.7.1 Test purpose
4.7.2 Test requirement
4.7.3 Test method
4.8 Salt fog
4.8.1 Test purpose
4.8.2 Test requirement
4.8.3 Test method
4.9 Drop shock
4.9.1 Test purpose
4.9.2 Test requirement
4.9.3 Test method
4.10 Sand and dust
4.10.1 Test purpose
4.10.2 Test requirement
4.10.3 Test method
4.11 Electromagnetic environment
4.11.1 Test purpose
4.11.2 Test requirement
4.11.3 Test method
4.12 Solar radiation
4.12.1 Test purpose
4.12.2 Test requirement
4.12.3 Test method
4.13 Ice and frost
4.13.1 Test purpose
4.13.2 Test requirement
4.13.3 Test method
4.14 Water-high pressure
4.14.1 Test purpose
4.14.2 Test requirement
4.14.3 Test method
4.15 Lightning strike
4.15.1 Test purpose
4.15.2 Test requirement
4.15.3 Test method
4.16 Thermal shock
4.16.1 Test purpose
4.16.2 Test requirement
4.16.3 Test method
Bibliography