Glass and ceramics industries (Vocabularies), Vocabularies ( Module 03 ), British Standards, IHS

BS 3446-1:1990	Glossary of terms associated with refractory materials. General and manufacturing
BS 3446-2:1990	Glossary of terms associated with refractory materials. Applications in the coke, glass, cement and other non-metallurgical industries
BS 3446-3:1990	Glossary of terms associated with refractory materials. Applications in the metallurgical industries
BS 3447:1962	Glossary of terms used in the glass industry
BS 6100-1.4.1:1990	Glossary of building and civil engineering terms. General and miscellaneous. Materials. Glazing
BS 6100-1.4.1:1999	Glossary of building and civil engineering terms. General and miscellaneous. Materials. Glazing
BS 952-2:1980	Glass for glazing. Terminology for work on glass
BS EN 1094-1:1997	Insulating refractory products. Terminology for ceramic fibre products
BS EN 1096-1:1999	Glass in building. Coated glass. Definitions and classification
BS EN 1402-1:2003	Unshaped refractory products. Introduction and classification
BS EN 1748-1-1:2004	Glass in building. Special basic products. Borosilicate glasses. Definition and general physical and mechanical properties
BS EN 1748-2-1:2004	Glass in building. Special basic products. Glass ceramics. Definitions and general physical and mechanical properties
BS EN 572-1:2004	Glass in building. Basic soda lime silicate glass products Definitions and general physical and mechanical properties
BS EN ISO 12543-1:1998	Glass in building. Laminated glass and laminated safety glass. Definitions and description of component parts
BS ISO 9802:1996	Raw optical glass. Vocabulary
DD ENV 14232:2003	Advanced technical ceramics. Terms, definitions and abbreviations

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