TS EN 13622

TS EN 13622 is a terminology standard for gas welding equipment, focused on the terms used in this technical field. Standards of this kind establish a common language for parts, assemblies and process-related names, helping manufacturers, users, maintenance staff and technical writers avoid ambiguity. Gas welding belongs to the family of flame-based joining processes, where heat from a gas flame is used together with consumables and associated equipment.

Why terminology matters in gas welding equipment

Terminology standards define names and concept boundaries rather than prescribing how a process must be performed. In gas welding equipment, that means distinguishing core components, gas supply arrangements, flame-related parts and supporting accessories with consistent wording. This is especially valuable in drawings, manuals, training documents and maintenance instructions, where the same object must not be described by multiple competing terms.

Technical context of the subject area

Gas welding is generally based on combining a fuel gas with an oxidizing gas in a controlled way and using the resulting flame for heating or joining. The terminology around this equipment helps separate the different subsystems, connectors, control elements and functional concepts that appear in the equipment set. As a terminology standard, TS EN 13622 is useful for technical communication and classification, but this record does not evidence any specific test methods, numerical limits, or step-by-step procedural requirements.

This listing corresponds to the Turkish adoption of EN 13622:2002 and is marked as withdrawn as of 2018. Its practical value lies in the vocabulary framework for gas welding equipment, rather than in performance requirements or test provisions.