TS ISO 11375
Building construction machinery and equipment - Terms and definitions
This International Standard specifies terminology for machines and equipment used in the building construction
industry, for ease for reference and for use in discussions on standardization activities.
This International Standard refers to machines and equipment used on construction sites. They are divided into five
groups:
— assembly of machines and components for installation and extraction of piles;
— equipment for preparing, conveying and compaction of concrete, mortar and processing reinforcement and
formwork;
— machinery and equipment for aggregate processing;
— equipment for finishing work and maintenance;
— machinery and equipment for general use in construction processes.
The machinery and equipment presented in these particular groups are used primarily in building processes.
This International Standard does not include groups of building machines such as earth-moving machinery, cranes,
lifting and access machinery.
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About This Item
TS ISO 11375 is a terminology standard that establishes terms and definitions for machines and equipment used in building construction. It provides a common language for construction-site equipment, helping technical documentation, industry communication, and standardization discussions use the same concepts with the same meaning.
Equipment groups covered by the standard
The document organizes construction-site machinery into five main groups: machines and components for pile installation and extraction; equipment for preparing, conveying and compacting concrete and mortar, and for processing reinforcement and formwork; aggregate-processing machinery; finishing and maintenance equipment; and general-purpose machinery used in construction processes. This structure helps distinguish the main technical functions performed on site and gives the terminology a clear functional framework.
What is outside the scope
This terminology standard does not include other major classes of construction equipment such as earth-moving machinery, cranes, or lifting and access machinery. From a general technical perspective, that boundary matters because these machine families may share the same jobsite but differ in operating principles, intended use, and specialist vocabulary. TS ISO 11375 therefore focuses on the equipment family directly associated with building construction and on consistent terminology for that domain.
- Publication Date: 2.04.2015
- Standard Status: U (Yürürlükteki Standard/Standard)
- Publisher: TSE
- Document Language: en
- ICS Classification: 01.040.91 Yapı Malzemeleri ve Yapılar (Terimler); 91.220 İnşa Ekipmanları
- Pages: 60
- Source Standard: ISO 11375:1998
- International Equivalents:
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