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Date: 03-Jan-2025 Category: Extra Ordinary State: Union Government Country: India

In pursuance of Sub rule (1) of Rule (15) of the Bureau of Indian Standards Rules, 2018, the Bureau of Indian Standards hereby notifies that Indian standards

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Executive Summary & Key Takeaways

What it means

  • This gazette notification from the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) announces the establishment of new Indian Standards and the concurrent validity of older standards until their withdrawal date.
  • The notification lists several Indian Standards that have been updated or replaced, primarily in the areas of automotive components for compressed natural gas (CNG) and bio-CNG vehicles, power operated windlasses, springs, and space systems.
  • The new standards become effective on December 26, 2024, while some older standards will remain in force until June 26, 2025, when they will be withdrawn.

Key Changes

  • A total of 11 Indian Standards have been updated or established as of December 26, 2024.
  • Five standards related to road vehicles using CNG/Bio-CNG and LPG fuel systems (IS 15710, IS 15716, IS 15718, IS 15723) have been revised, with the older versions (2006) being withdrawn on June 26, 2025.
  • The standard IS 11474: 2024 for power operated windlasses and anchor capstans for inland vessels replaces the 1985 version, with the older version being withdrawn on June 26, 2025.
  • Six new standards have been established related to springs (IS 18622 Part 3), space systems (IS 19065 Parts 2, 3, and 5, IS 19069), and ships and marine technology (IS 19077), these standards do not replace any existing standards.
  • The withdrawal date for the replaced standards is June 26, 2025, allowing a transition period for industries to adopt the new standards.

Impact Analysis

Automotive Industry

  • Action item: Conduct a thorough review of all existing products and manufacturing processes against the new standards. Develop a plan to transition to the new standards by June 26, 2025.

Inland Waterway Sector

  • Action item: Review current products against IS 11474:2024 and implement necessary changes in design and manufacturing by June 26, 2025.

Space and Marine Technology Sectors

  • Action item: Assess the impact of the new standards on existing operations and implement necessary changes in processes and procedures. Ensure training for relevant personnel.

Overall Stakeholders

  • Action item: All stakeholders should familiarize themselves with the new standards and their implications. BIS should conduct awareness programs and provide necessary guidance.

Key Entities Referenced

Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS): The national standards body of India responsible for formulating and implementing Indian Standards. Indian Standards: Standards developed and published by BIS, outlining requirements for products, processes, and services. IS 11474: Indian Standard for power operated windlasses and anchor capstans for inland vessels. IS 15710, IS 15716, IS 15718, IS 15723: Indian Standards for road vehicles using CNG/Bio-CNG and LPG fuel system components. IS 18622 Part 3: Indian Standard for springs - measurement and test parameters. IS 19065 Parts 2, 3, 5: Indian Standards for space systems - surface cleanliness of fluid systems. IS 19069: Indian Standard for space systems - avoiding collisions among orbiting objects. IS 19077: Indian Standard for ships and marine technology - vibration measurement. ISO 22705-3:2024: International standard for springs - measurement and test parameters. ISO 14952-2:2003, ISO 14952-3:2003, ISO 14952-5:2003: International standards for space systems - surface cleanliness of fluid systems. ISO/TR 16158:2021: International standard for space systems - avoiding collisions among orbiting objects. ISO 21984:2018: International standard for ships and marine technology - vibration measurement.
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