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ČSN EN ISO 4007 (Zruš.) - medium-pressure (intensity) mercury vapour lamp
ČSN EN ISO 4007 (Zruš.) - Osobní ochranné prostředky - Ochrana očí a obličeje - Slovník
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| Datum vydání/vložení: | 2012-12-01 |
| Zdroj: | https://www.iso.org/obp/ui/#iso:std:iso:4007:ed-3:v1:en |
| Třidící znak: | 832400 |
| Obor: | Ochrana očí |
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| Stav: | Neplatná |
- 2.1 safety
- 2.2 harm
- 2.3 hazard
- 2.4 risk
- 2.5 reasonably foreseeable misuse
- 3 Terms relating to optical radiation and sources of radiation
- 3.1 Terms relating to optical radiation
- 3.1.1 optical
- 3.1.2 ultraviolet radiation UV radiation
- 3.1.3 visible radiation light
- 3.1.4 infrared radiation, IR radiation, optical radiation
- 3.1.5 monochromatic radiation, monochromatic light
- 3.1.6 illuminant
- 3.1.7 CIE standard illuminants
- 3.2 Terms relating to sources of non-ionising radiation
- 3.2.1 air-arc cutting, arc gouging
- 3.2.2 arc welding
- 3.2.3 short-circuit electric arc
- 3.2.4 gas cutting, flame cutting
- 3.2.5 plasma arc cutting
- 3.2.6 blacklight lamp, ultraviolet radiation source
- 3.2.7 halogen metal vapour lamp
- 3.2.8 low-pressure (intensity) mercury vapour lamp
- 3.2.9 medium-pressure (intensity) mercury vapour lamp
- 3.2.10 high-pressure (intensity) mercury vapour lamp
- 3.2.11 very-high-pressure (intensity) mercury vapour lamp
- 3.2.12 pulse duration, full duration at half maximum, FDHM
- 3.2.13 laser beam, optical radiation
- 3.2.14 continuous-wave laser
- 3.2.15 helium-neon laser, He-Ne laser
- 3.2.16 pulsed laser
- 3.2.17 giant pulsed laser
- 3.2.18 mode-coupled laser, mode-locked laser
- 3.2.19 intense pulsed light source, IPL
- 4 . Photometric terms
- 4.1 illuminance
- 4.2 irradiance
- 4.3 luminance
- 4.4 luminous flux
- 4.5 luminance coefficient
- 4.6 reduced luminance coefficient, luminance coefficient
- 4.7 radiant flux, radiant power
- 4.8 radiant exposure
- 4.9 power density
- 4.10 radiation power
- 4.11 spectral luminous efficiency for photopic vision
- 4.12 candela
- 4.13 solid angle
- 5 Terms relating to eye and face protection
- 5.1 General terms
- 5.1.1 eye-protector
- 5.1.2 intended use
- 5.1.3 ocular
- 5.1.4 protective ocular, ocular
- 5.1.5 untinted ocular, ocular
- 5.1.6 eye-guard, eye-shield
- 5.1.7 face-guard
- 5.1.8 face-screen, face-shield, eye-protector
- 5.1.9 goggle, eye-protector
- 5.1.10 hand-shield, eye-protector
- 5.1.11 helmet
- 5.1.12 protective mask, eye-protector
- 5.1.13 spectacles, eye-protector
- 5.1.14 visor eye-protector
- 5.1.15 clip-on
- 5.1.16 prescription insert
- 5.1.17 mesh
- 5.1.18 blink reflex
- 5.1.19 photophobia
- 5.1.20 areas to be protected
- 5.1.21 areas to be tested
- 5.1.22 minimum robustness, mechanical strength
- 5.1.23 static deformation
- 5.1.24 mechanical strength
- 5.2 Terms relating to the geometrical properties of eye and face protection
- 5.2.1 boxed centre
- 5.2.2 geometric centre
- 5.2.3 face form angle
- 5.2.4 “as-worn” pantoscopic angle
- 5.2.5 ocular area
- 5.2.6 field of view
- 5.2.7 area of critical optical quality
- 5.2.8 field of peripheral awareness
- 5.3 Terms relating to the non-ocular part of eye and face protection
- 5.3.1 comfort band sweat band
- 5.3.2 frame
- 5.3.3 harness
- 5.3.4 headband (5.3.4)
- 5.3.5 headband (5.3.5)
- 5.3.6 housing
- 5.3.7 browguard face-shield
- 5.3.8 lateral protection
- 5.3.9 side shield
- 5.4 Terms relating to welding protection
- 5.4.1 welding protector
- 5.4.2 welding goggle, welding protector
- 5.4.3 welding face-shield, face-shield
- 5.4.4 welding hand-shield, hand-shield
- 5.4.5 welding spectacles, spectacle,
- 5.4.6 protective helmet-mounted welding face-shield, welder’s face-shield
- 5.4.7 welding helmet, welder’s face-shield
- 5.5 Terms relating to secondary oculars
- 5.5.1 backing ocular
- 5.5.2 cover plate, ocular
- 5.5.3 protective plate, safety plate
- 6 Terms relating to optical materials
- 6.1 absorptance
- 6.2 absorption
- 6.3 reflection
- 6.4 reflectance
- 6.5 optical density (spectral)
- 6.6 glass, mineral glass
- 6.7 plastic
- 6.8 photochromic material
- 6.9 thermal conductivity
- 7 Terms relating to optical properties of components and oculars
- 7.1 dioptre, D
- 7.2 spherical power, spherical effect
- 7.3 principal meridians
- 7.4 astigmatic power, cylindrical power, C
- 7.5 focal power
- 7.6 focus, focal point
- 7.7 focal length (equivalent)
- 7.8 refractive power
- 7.9 power
- 7.10 optical axis
- 7.11 plane mirror, plane reflector
- 7.12 prismatic deviation
- 7.13 base setting
- 7.14 prism imbalance, relative prism error
- 7.15 anti-reflective coating, anti-reflection coating
- 7.16 achromatic lens
- 7.17 condenser
- 8 Terms relating to the optical properties of oculars, excluding transmittance
- 8.1 Terms relating to the oculars
- 8.1.1 “as-worn” position
- 8.1.2 corrective effect
- 8.1.3 afocal ocular, plano ocular, non-corrective ocular, ocular
- 8.1.4 corrective ocular, prescription ocular, ocular
- 8.1.5 corresponding points
- 8.1.6 reference points (for testing), visual centres (8.1.6)
- 8.1.7 reference points (for testing) visual centres (8.1.7)
- 8.1.8 reference points (for testing), visual centres (8.1.8)
- 8.1.9 design reference point
- 8.1.10 interpupillary distance, distance between pupils
- 8.1.11 laminated ocular, composite ocular
- 8.1.12 optical class, oculars
- 8.1.13 scattered light
- 8.1.14 haze
- 8.1.15 narrow-angle scatter
- 8.1.16 wide-angle scatter
- 8.2 Terms relating to the eye and eye-protectors
- 8.2.1 face
- 8.2.2 pupil diameter
- 8.2.3 corneal apex
- 8.2.4 entrance pupil centre
- 8.2.5 centre of rotation of the eye
- 8.2.6 primary position
- 8.2.7 line of sight
- 8.2.8 visual point
- 9 Terms relating to filters
- 9.1 General terms
- 9.1.1 filter, ocular
- 9.1.2 filtering action
- 9.1.3 scale number
- 9.1.4 code number
- 9.1.5 shade number
- 9.1.6 gradient filter, ocular
- 9.1.7 sunglare filter, sunglass filter, filter
- 9.1.8 half-width, full width at half maximum, FWHM
- 9.1.9 induced transmission
- 9.1.10 UV-attenuating filter, ultraviolet-attenuating filter, filter
- 9.1.11 infrared-attenuating filter, IR-attenuating filter, filter
- 9.1.12 interference filter, filter
- 9.1.13 transmittance
- 9.1.14 spectral transmittance
- 9.1.15 spectral reflectance
- 9.1.16 air mass
- 9.1.17 ultraviolet transmittance, UV transmittance
- 9.1.17.1 mean UV-A transmittance
- 9.1.17.2 solar UV transmittance
- 9.1.17.3 solar UV-A transmittance
- 9.1.17.4 solar UV-B transmittance
- 9.1.18 luminous transmittance
- 9.1.19 traffic signal light
- 9.1.20 relative visual attenuation coefficient (quotient) for traffic signal light recognition and detection
- 9.1.21 solar blue-light transmittance
- 9.1.22 infrared transmittance, IR transmittance
- 9.1.22.1 IR-A transmittance
- 9.1.22.2 IR-B transmittance
- 9.1.22.3 solar IR transmittance
- 9.1.23 luminous reflectance
- 9.1.24 photochromic sunglare filter, photochromic sunglass filter, filter
- 9.1.25 characteristic luminous transmittance, luminous transmittance
- 9.1.26 photochromic rangequotient
- 9.1.27 photochromic response
- 9.2 Terms relating to polarized light and polarizing filters
- 9.2.1 polarization
- 9.2.2 polarized radiationoptical radiation
- 9.2.3 plane of oscillation
- 9.2.4 plane of transmission (of a polarizing ocular or filter)
- 9.2.5 polarizing filter, polarizer
- 9.2.6 polarizing sunglare filter
- 9.2.7 polarizing efficiency
- 9.2.8 polarizing ratio
- 9.2.9 direction of intended horizontal orientation of a polarizing filter
- 9.3 Terms relating to welding filters
- 9.3.1 welding filter
- 9.3.2 automatic welding filter, welding filter
- 9.3.3 automatic welding filter with automatic shade number petting, automatic welding filter
- 9.3.4 automatic welding filter with manual shade number settingautomatic welding filter
- 9.3.5 light-state shade number
- 9.3.6 dark-state shade number, shade number
- 9.3.7 lightest dark-state shade number
- 9.3.8 darkest dark-state shade number
- 9.3.9 switching time
- 9.3.10 welding filter with dual scale number
- 10 Terms relating to test equipment
- 10.1 calibration lenses
- 10.2 test headform, headform
- 10.3 international rubber hardness degrese scale, IRHD scale
- 10.4 photocurrent
- 10.5 photoelectric detector
- 10.6 radiation detector
- 10.7 reflectometer
- 10.8 telescope method
- 10.9 thermocouple
- 10.10 V(l) detector, radiation detector
- 11 Glossary of abbreviations and symbols
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Nahlásit chybu
3.2.9 medium-pressure (intensity) mercury vapour lamp
mercury discharge lamp with an operating pressure of approximately 20 kPa
NOTE These discharge lamps are usually specified within the range of high-intensity lamps. Therefore, the term might become obsolete.
3.2.9 středotlaková rtuťová výbojka
rtuťová výbojka s pracovním tlakem přibližně 20 kPa
POZNÁMKA Tyto výbojky jsou obvykle určeny pro rozsah vysokointenzivního světla. Proto by se tento termín mohl stát zastaralým.