Mechanical engineering standards committee

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Mechanical Engineering Standards Committee (NAM)
Website http://www.din.de/go/nam
founding March 11, 1949
Departments 25th
Current projects 525
Number of valid standards 2,905
Valid specifications 14th
National bodies
Number of committees approx. 153
European bodies
Number of committees 213
International bodies
Number of committees 354

The Mechanical Engineering Standards Committee (NAM) at DIN, the German Institute for Standardization e. V. is responsible for standardization work in the field of mechanical engineering. This also includes the use of information and communication technologies (ICT), which are particularly relevant in the field of industrial automation and integration (robotics). Here the NAM provides the German mirror committees for the TC184 and its sub-committees.

history

The NAM was founded on March 11, 1949. In accordance with an agreement between DIN and VDMA, it is financially, personally and organisationally affiliated to the VDMA. He cooperates closely with the Machine Tools Standards Committee (NWM), which is also affiliated with the VDMA.

Standard areas

Standardization work is defined for the following areas and areas: drive technology, elevators, escalators, moving walks, construction and building material machines, sewing and clothing machines, shoe and leather machines, mining machines, printing and paper machines, fluid technology, conveyor technology (cranes, hoists, lifting platforms, industrial trucks , Continuous conveyors, storage technology), safes and safe systems, foundry machines, woodworking machines, iron and steel mills, industrial automation and integration (robotics), compressors and compressed air technology (vacuum technology), rubber / plastic machines, agricultural technology, general ventilation technology (ventilation equipment and systems, surface technology ), Food machines, power systems (motors and turbines), pumps, cleaning technology, thermal process technology, process technology, packaging machines and laundry and dry cleaning machines.

organization

The NAM has currently organized its technical work in 25 specialist areas, which are assigned to the respective specialist associations of the VDMA. The NAM is one of the largest standards committees in DIN.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ NA 060 Mechanical Engineering Standards Committee (NAM) National committees on www.nam.din.de
  2. ↑ NA 060 Mechanical Engineering Standards Committee (NAM) projects at www.din.de/go/nam
  3. ↑ NA 060 Mechanical Engineering Standards Committee (NAM) All valid standards at www.din.de/go/nam
  4. ↑ NA 060 Mechanical Engineering Standards Committee (NAM) All valid specifications at www.din.de/go/nam
  5. ↑ a b NA 060 Mechanical Engineering Standards Committee (NAM) at www.din.de/go/nam
  6. ↑ NA 060 Mechanical Engineering Standards Committee (NAM) European committees at www.din.de/go/nam
  7. ^ NA 060 Mechanical Engineering Standards Committee (NAM) International committees at www.din.de/go/nam
  8. ↑ a b Annual report of the NAM at www.din.de/go/nam