ASTM F 1592 is the Standard Test Method for Hollow Metal Vision Detection Systems (eye opening in prison doors).
This standard was developed by the American Society for Testing and Materials, ASTM International, established in 1898 as an international standards development organization that publishes standards for a variety of materials, products, systems and services.
This standard is published by ASTM F33, which is a committee that specializes in developing standards for detention and penalization. F33 has published 14 standards in this field.
ASTM F1592 deals with hollow metal vision retention system fixed various materials and types of construction. The metal vision system of perforated cavities is used by several organizations.
Hollow metal vision systems are used on wall openings, such as hollow iron doors of the type commonly used in prison and detention facilities. This vision system allows the doors to function effectively as a barrier while allowing prison staff, etc. To observe the activity on the other side of the door. The vision system in hollow iron doors can be permanently closed with safety glass, or can be designed to allow for limited delivery of goods through doors (such as food trays, reading materials, etc.).
ASTM F1592 was developed to provide a standard setting of the vision system's ability to withhold an inmate's attempts to remove, disable, or damage the system, and to prevent escape, smuggled trails, or unauthorized access to the safe space. This standard may be used to evaluate the vision system other than the hollow metal as long as the procedure is followed.
Video ASTM F 1592
See also
- Material properties
- The default organization
- Technical standards
- International standards
- Physical security
Maps ASTM F 1592
External links
- ASTM International
- ASTM F1592 standard
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