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
9.3.5 light-state shade number
shade number of an automatic welding filter (9.3.2) corresponding to the maximum value of luminous transmittance
NOTE 1 See Tables 1 and 2.
NOTE 2 This is before the arc has struck and hence before the filter is activated.
9.3.5 stupeň ochrany světlého stavu
stupeň ochrany automatického svářečského filtru (9.3.2) odpovídající maximální hodnotě světelné propustnosti
POZNÁMKA 1 Viz tabulka 1 a 2.
POZNÁMKA 2 Je to před tím, než je oblouk zapálen a tedy před tím, než je filtr aktivován.