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The latest functional safety standard ISO 13849-1: 2023 Safety of machinery - Safety-related parts of control systems - Part 1: General design principles, includes electromagnetic compatibility (EMI) aspects for functional safety. The previous version of ISO 13849-1:2015 mentioned this aspect
In the ever-changing landscape of Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) data analytics, companies are constantly looking for innovative solutions to unlock the full potential of their data. At IAS, we specialize in IIoT data analysis and integration, empowering companies to make data-driven decisions. In the post below, we
Today, manufacturing plants are equipped with numerous sensors, actuators, and interconnected devices collectively known as the Industrial Internet of Things (IoT). These smart technologies generate a wealth of data at every stage of the manufacturing process, paving the way for a new era of data-driven manufacturing.
The risk assessment is determined in accordance with the European Machinery Directive. The directive stipulates that the manufacturer of machines used in Europe must carry out a risk assessment before placing the machine on the market (ie its actual sale).
The term "Risk Assessment" is often used for a document that documents the Risk in writing
Machines play a vital role both in the engineering industry and in our daily lives. A machine is primarily defined as a set of parts that perform their intended function with a drive system where no human effort is directly applied.
The Machinery Directive itself (hereinafter MD) refers to
CE marking is mandatory for products manufactured both in Latvia and abroad in order to be allowed to sell them in the European Union.
The label indicates that the manufacturer has assessed the product and found it to be compliant with EU requirements in the field of safety, health and environmental protection.
To get "CE"
The ISO 13849-1 standard describes safe and proven design solutions for control system safety functions. The recommendations specified in ISO 13849-1 can be considered as minimum requirements for the development of control system safety units, so that the equipment can be marked with the "CE" mark. ISO 13849-1 is described and
When manufacturers of machinery and electronics equipment and products in Latvia are able to export with their technology, they must be able to ensure technical compliance with the regulated market requirements.
How to do it? What is CE marking and will it be enough? How to prepare it? Who can
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