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BS EN 4906:2023

BS EN 4906:2023

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Aerospace series. Embedded tags. Choice of fixation for installation, removal and replacement of embedded tags

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BSI 2023 36
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This document is applicable in the aeronautical domain to on-board parts and to equipment intended to be embedded or positioned on any civil or military airborne vehicle with a type certificate. The purpose of this document is to guide design, manufacturing, maintenance and operations organizations in the installation, removal and replacement of RFID tags (UHF and HF) and Contact Memory Buttons (CMB), according to the environments defined in RTCA DO-160/EUROCAE ED-14 and according to the type of support and the expected fixation performances. This guide will provide help in the specification of the tag installation/removal functions and/or will enable the solutions on offer from tag suppliers to be enhanced. The term “tag” used in this document covers all the tags used to store electronic data, including RFID tags and CMB tags. As a reminder, the tags can also contain information that can be read by devices other than RFID or CMB readers (e.g. bar codes – Data Matrix, QR codes, etc., and/or alphanumerical characters) and information that can be read by the naked eye without any tools (human-readable).

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PDF Pages PDF Title
2 undefined
8 1 Scope
2 Normative references
9 3 Terms and definitions
10 4 List of acronyms
5 General remarks
5.1 General
12 5.2 Choosing the tag
5.3 Shape of the support
5.4 Size of the support
5.5 Orientation
13 5.6 Temperature
5.7 Integrity of the tags
5.8 Non-reuse of tags
5.9 Resistance to cleaning and maintenance operations
5.10 Risk of projection
14 5.11 Flammability
5.12 Degassing/toxicity
6 Types/methods of fixations
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Bonding
6.2.1 Types of bonding
16 6.2.2 The advantages of bonding
6.2.3 The disadvantages of bonding
6.2.4 Remarks
6.3 Mechanical fixation
6.3.1 General
17 6.3.2 Screwing
6.3.3 Riveting
18 6.3.4 Stapling
6.3.5 Crimping
19 6.3.6 Pinching
6.3.7 Fixation using plastic collars
20 6.4 Fixation to textiles
22 6.5 Fixation in pouches
23 6.6 Welding
6.7 Incorporated in the container
24 6.8 Fixation by magnets
25 6.9 Fixation by clips
7 Selection method
26 8 Bonding
8.1 Location of the tag on the airborne vehicle
27 8.2 Nature of the surface
8.3 Temperature
8.4 Vibrations/shocks/constant acceleration
8.5 Sensitivity to fluids, fungus, salt spray, humidity, immersion, icing, sand and dust
28 8.6 Tearing-off (aerodynamic air flows, maintenance operations, etc.)
29 8.7 UV/Light
8.8 Lifespan
8.9 Replacement
9 Screwing, riveting and nailing
9.1 Location of the tag
9.2 Nature of the surface
9.3 Temperature
9.4 Vibrations/shocks/constant acceleration
30 9.5 Sensitivity to fluids, fungus, salt spray, humidity, icing, sand and dust
9.6 Tearing-off (aerodynamic air flows, handling, etc.)
9.7 UV/Light
9.8 Lifespan
9.9 Replacement
10 Crimping/Pinching
10.1 Location of the tag
10.2 Nature of the surface
10.3 Temperature
10.4 Vibrations/shocks/constant acceleration
31 10.5 Sensitivity to fluids, fungus, salt spray, humidity, icing, sand and dust
10.6 Tearing-off (aerodynamic air flows, handling, etc.)
10.7 UV/Light
10.8 Lifespan
10.9 Replacement
11 Wrapping and fixation with collars
11.1 Location of the tag on the airborne vehicle
11.2 Nature of the surface
11.3 Temperature
11.4 Vibrations/shocks/constant acceleration
11.5 Sensitivity to fluids, fungus, salt spray, humidity, icing, sand and dust
32 11.6 Tearing-off (aerodynamic air flows, handling, etc.)
11.7 UV/Light
11.8 Lifespan
11.9 Replacement
12 Braiding/weaving
12.1 Location of the tag on the airborne vehicle
12.2 Nature of the surface
12.3 Temperature
12.4 Vibrations/shocks/constant acceleration
12.5 Sensitivity to fluids, fungus, salt spray, humidity, icing, sand and dust
12.6 Tearing-off (aerodynamic air flows, handling, etc.)
12.7 UV/Light
12.8 Lifespan
33 12.9 Replacement
13 Welding
13.1 Location of the tag on the airborne vehicle
13.2 Nature of the surface
13.3 Temperature
13.4 Vibrations/shocks/constant acceleration
13.5 Sensitivity to fluids, fungus, salt spray, humidity, icing, sand and dust
13.6 Tearing-off (aerodynamic air flows, handling, etc.)
13.7 UV/Light
13.8 Lifespan
13.9 Replacement
14 Coated bonding
14.1 Location of the tag on the airborne vehicle
14.2 Nature of the surface
34 14.3 Temperature
14.4 Vibrations/shocks/constant acceleration
14.5 Sensitivity to fluids, fungus, salt spray, humidity, icing, sand and dust
14.6 Tearing-off (aerodynamic air flows, handling, etc.)
14.7 UV/Light
14.8 Lifespan
14.9 Replacement

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