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Documents of the Russian national standardization system can be developed taking into account the provisions and on the basis of documents of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) - is one of the world's largest industry organizations for standardization
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Two hundred and twenty national and interstate standards came into force in March.
Here is an overview of the new national standards that replaced documents developed in the 1990s
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Reorganization of the Technical Committee on Standardization "Stationary Power Equipment" (TC 244) was carried out by the Order of Rosstandart № 253 of March 9, 2021
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The International Organization for Standardization's Strategy 2030 has entered into force, as officially announced by Eddy Njoroge, President of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and Sergio Mujica, Secretary General of ISO
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Mikhail V. Mishustin, Chairman of the Russian Federation Government signed Order № 519-r of March 2, 2021, according to which Rosstandart is charged with the transformation of STANDARDINFORM into the Federal State Budgetary Institution "Russian Institute for Standardization" (FGBU "RST")
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214 national and interstate standards came into force at the beginning of the month. Among them are a series of documents on robots and robotic devices, standards for gas equipment, and medical devices
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GOST 25100-2020, Soils. Classification, was the most popular standard in February 2021 according to information from the Department of information products distribution "STANDARDINFORM"
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STANDARDINFORM took part in the online conference "Machine-readable standards: prospects for application in industry" on February 25, 2021
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Development of new and updating of existing standards for railway transport were discussed on February 18 at the annual meeting of the Technical Committee on Standardization № 045 "Railway Transport" (TC 045) via videoconferencing
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By order of Rosstandart, the All-Russian classifier of products by type of economic activity (OKPD 2) includes the services of children's recreation and health improvement organizations as a separate item. The changes will create an effective mechanism to support the children's camp industry in an era of epidemiological restrictions
