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If they are not fulfilled, or if the responsible working group so decides, a Final Draft is published. No comments are submitted during this voting period. Acceptance of the Final Draft requires a two-thirds majority of all active members participating, and not more than a quarter of all votes may be negative. Ratification of an International Standard takes place following positive voting.
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DIN Statutes. German Standardization Strategy. Standards Committees. Benefits of standardization. Getting involved. Buy standards. Standards users' network. Hydraulic Piping Standard Handbook is a compilation of standards and information which is useful when engineering. Pipe standard: EN St Geometric design and strength check of internal spur gear with straight and helical toothing.
Geometric design and strength check of planet gear with straight and helical toothing. Geometric design and strength check of worm gear. The calculation is designed for geometrical design and complex strength check of shafts.
Geometric and strength designs of helical tension cylindrical springs loaded with static loading. Geometric and strength designs of spiral cylindrical torsion springs loaded with static or cyclic loading.
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