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T&S - Technology and Standards (NPGA)
T1 - ANSI Committee on Telecommunications
TA - Technical Advisor, a country's representative on an IEC or ISO committee
TAB - Technical Advisory Board
Tableware - Any glazed ceramic, enamel, metalware or pewter article, container or utensil which may be used in the preparation, serving or storage of food or drink.
TAC - Telephone Association of Canada
TAF - Taiwan Accreditation Foundation (财团法人)台湾认证基金会
TAFTA - Transatlantic Free Trade Agreement
TAG - Technical Advisory Group
TAPAC - Terminal Attachment Program Advisory Committee (DOC)
TAPPI - TAPPI is the leading technical association for the worldwide pulp, paper, and converting industry. Founded in 1915, TAPPI has grown into the world's largest professional association serving the pulp, paper, and converting industries.
TARP - Technical Assistance Research Programs
TAT - Turnaround Time
TBA - To Be Announced
TBD - To Be Determined
TBITS - Treasury Board Information Technology Standards
TBS - Tanzania Bureau of Standards
TBT - Agreement on Technical Barriers to Trade 技术贸易壁垒
TC - Technical Committees 技术委员会
TCB - Certification Bodies under the FCC Telecommunications Certification Body program
TCB - Telecommunications Certification Body 美国联邦通信委员会电信认证机构
TCC - Technical Correlating Committee (NFPA)
TCO - Thermal Cutoff
TCP - Third-Party Test Data Program 第三方测试数据计划
TCP/IP - Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol
TCTS - Trans-Canada Telephone System
TCVN - General Department for Standardization, Metrology and Quality
TD - Technical Division (ISO)
TDA - Tax Deferred Annuity (Benefits)
TDD - Telecommunication Devices for the Deaf
TDGA - Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act
Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA) - A not-for-profit "delegated administrative authority" that administers and enforces public safety laws under Ontario's Technical Standards and Safety Act, such as the provincial requirements for upholstered and stuffed goods.
TECPEP - Technical Committee on Performance of Electrical Products (MajorElectrical Appliances) (CSA)
TEDIS - Trade EDI Systems program (EC - DG XIII)
Telecommunication Act and Telecommunications Apparatus Regulations - Legislation establishing requirements for the licensing of apparatus for telecommunication users and telecommunication service providers; technical acceptance certification and compliance with technical standards; interference; and other requirements. Administered by Industry Canada.
TEST - This is a test acronym
Textile Labelling Act (TLA) and Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations - Legislation establishing requirements for the labeling, sale, importation, and advertising of consumer textile articles, including fabric (piece goods) sold by the meter. Administered by the Competition Bureau of Industry Canada.
TF - Technical File (EU)
TF (T/F) - Task Force
TFC - Territorial Fire Commissioner
TFE - Polytetrafluoroethylene
TG (T/G) - Task Group
THC - Technical Harmonization Committee
THE - Technical Help to Exporters (BSI)
The GASTEC QA mark - is currently found on flue materials, combined air supply and combustion products discharge systems, distribution and installation materials, control and safety devices, semi-finished products, tools and gas appliances (except for central heating boilers and water heaters for which the Gaskeur mark can be granted) and on certain catering equipment.
Thermal Stability of Emulsions Gels and Liquids - The samples are conditioned at low (-18 degrees Celsius, 0 degrees Fahrenheit) and high (46 degrees Celsius, 115 degrees Fahrenheit) temperature for a period of 24 hours and allowed to equilibrate to room temperature. The conditioning and equilibration to room temperature is repeated twice and then samples are compared to room temperature national and private brand label controls. The stability of a product is observed for any separation, and/or change in odor or consistency characteristics.
Thermal Stability, Short Term Accelerated (HBHF) - The samples are conditioned at low (-18 degrees Celsius, 0 degrees Fahrenheit) and high (46 degrees Celsius, 115 degrees Fahrenheit) temperature for a period of 48 hours and allowed to equilibrate to room temperature. The samples are then compared to room temperature national and private brand label controls. The stability of a product is observed for any separation, and/or change in odor or consistency characteristics.
TIA - Telecommunications Industry Association, sometimes used in combination TIA/EIA
TIA - Tentative Interim Amendment (NFPA)
TIA - Toy Industry Association, formerly Toy Manufacturers of America (TMA). TIA, which was founded in 1916, is the trade association for U.S. producers and importers of toys, games and children's entertainment products. Government, the trade, the media and consumers, recognize TIA as the authoritative voice of the U.S. toy industry.
TIB - Temporary Importation Bonds
TIG - CASCO技术接口组
TIL - Technical Information Letter (CSA)
TIQ - Technical inquiry (transactional) Torque - The turning force applied to a rotary mechanism to cause it to rotate.
TISI - Thai Industrial Standards Institute
TL - Testing Laboratory (EU)
TLC - Thin Layer Chromatography is a chromatography technique used to separate chemical compounds
TLV - Threshold Limit Value
TMA - Toy Manufacturers of America. TMA, which was founded in 1916, is the trade association for U.S. Producers and importers of toys, games, and children's entertainment products. Government, the trade, the media and consumers, recognize TMA as the authoritative voice of the U.S. toy industry.
T-Mark - Japanese Electrical Safety Mark for use on Category A products. As of April 1, 2001 this was changed to PSE marking for Category A electrical products.
TMB - Technical Management Board
TMP - Testing at Manufacturer Premises
TNCs - Transnational Corporations
TNO - Trade Negotiation Office (Canada)
TNV - Telecommunication Network Voltage (Engineering)
TO - Test Order (SLG)
TO - Testing Organization
TO (Testing Organization) - A party which performs systematic examination of the extent to which a product, process or service fulfils specified requirements on the basis of one or more specimens of a product representative of the production. Suitability of testing is often determined by market access and market acceptance interests and may require that the Testing Organization meet agreed upon testing program rules established by governance bodies or other interests in order to serve in this capacity.
TOP - Technical and Office Protocol
Toxicity - A substance is considered to be toxic if it causes substantial illness during or as a proximate result of any reasonably foreseeable ingestion, inhalation or absorption (though the skin). Toxicity testing includes acute oral, dermal, and eye irritation testing.
Toxicity - A substance is considered to be toxic if it causes substantial illness during or as a proximate result of any reasonably foreseeable ingestion, inhalation or absorption (through the skin). Toxicity testing includes acute oral, dermal (skin), and eye irritation testing.
Toy - Any object designed, manufactured, or marketed as a plaything for children through the age of 14 years. (US CPSIA - 12 years)
TP2 - A computer based system, used to access CIS (Customer Information System) and PCS (Project Control System) information.
TP3 - Upgrade of TP2 System
TPL - Third Party Logistics
TQA - Total Quality Assurance 全面质量保证
TQEM - Total Quality Environmental Management
TQM - Total Quality Management
TRA - Toxicity Review / Risk Assessment
TRC - Technical Review Committee (CSA)
TRF - Test Report Form, CB (EU)
TRF - Test Request Form
TSACC - Telecommunications Standards Advisory Council of Canada
TSB - Transportation Safety Board
TSC - Technical Subcommittee (CSA)
TSCA - Toxic Substance Control Act. Under TSCA, which was enacted in 1976, the EPA is given broad authority to issue regulations designed to gather health/safety and exposure information of, require testing of, and control exposure to, individual chemical substances.
TSCA - Toxic Substance Control Act. Under TSCA, which was enacted in 1976, the EPA is given broad authority to issue regulations designed to gather health/safety and exposure information of, require testing of, and control exposure to, individual chemical substances.
TSE - Türk Standardlari Enstitüsü (Turkey)
TTA - Technology Trend Assessment (IEC)
TTBS - Trinidad and Tobago Bureau of Standards
TTC - Thermoplastics Testing Center
TTD - Technical Trend Document
TTE - Telecommunications Terminal Equipment (European)
TTF - Test to Failure
TTUV - Technischer überwachungs-Verein Rheinland e.V. (Germany)
TTY - Telecommunications for Teletype Machines
TüV - TüV provides a specific mark for US and Canadian market.
TüV Mark - The Bauart Mark, also known as the Type Approved Mark or TüV Mark, is a safety approval mark for components or subassemblies. This mark shows the manufacturer and the consumer that the component has been inspected by an impartial organization and has been found compliant with the required safety standards. The mark is supported by regular production surveillance audits.
TüV PS - Technischer überwaschungs Vercein Product Service (Germany)
TUV Rheinland Japan S-mark - TUV Rheinland Japan (TRJ) started the S-mark testing and certification scheme for the domestic market in 1995 and made it applicable for electrical appliances and components, for mechanical products, as well as consumer goods, and many more.
TUV Rheinland Product Safety - For toys, Germany uses the GS mark.
TUV Rheinland Product Safety GmbH - TUV Rheinland Product Safety GmbH became Notified Body since February 18, 1998 according to the telecommunication law. Due to this the TUV Rheinland Product Safety GmbH undertakes the approvals which could only be awarded by the former BAOT in the past.
TüV SüD - TüV Süddeutschland (TüV SüD) is the largest of the German TüVs, with 2008 revenues reaching almost EUR1.4 billion. TüV (short for Technischer überwachungs-Verein, Technical Inspection Association in English) Süddeutschland employs 14,000 staff in three primary divisions (Industry, Mobility and People) and has more than 600 locations throughout America, Asia and Europe. TüV SüD provides testing and inspection services and has created a well-known brand in Germany - the TüV brand.
TüV SüD Product Service GmbH - Product certification is issued by TüV Product Service. TüV SüD PS is part of the Industry division of TüV Süddeutschland (TüV SüD). TüV SüD is the largest of the German TüVs, with 2008 revenues reaching almost EUR1.4 billion. TüV (short for Technischer überwachungs-Verein, Technical Inspection Association in English) Süddeutschland employs 14,000 staff in three primary divisions (Industry, Mobility and People) and has more than 600 locations throughout America, Asia and Europe. TüV SüD Product Service : TüV SüD Product Service serves a broad range of sectors, from industrial electronics and medical devices all the way to sporting goods, textiles, household appliances and tools. They are a company operating worldwide with 1,700 employees, who work in Europe, Asia and America. TüV SüD Product Service's certification mark is internationally renowned and approved. The recognition of the GS mark by German consumers is high; for electrical products it is above 67 per cent.
TUV-Mark for Products - "With the TUV-Mark for products we have up-graded the well known statement "Safety tested" in many aspects. The product pictogram "S" combined with the statements "Safety tested" and "Production monitored" means that this product has passed a comprehensive testing procedure and the production plant is regularly monitored." TUVPS - Product Certification is issued by TUV Product Service. TUVPS is part of the Product Division of TUV Suddeutschland, the largest of the German TUV's with 1998 revenues exceeding DM 1.5 billion. TUV Suddeutschland employs nearly 9,000 staff in three primary divisions. TUV Product Service: TUV Product Service works with industry through 1,500 staff located in 30 countries. It maintains market leadership domestically and internationally in product testing/certification activities. They are said to be the world's leading independent EMC testing/certification organzation; the world leader in medical devices testing and certification; and a world leader in product safety testing.
TVSS - Transient Voltage Surge Suppressors
TWA - The Waferboard Association (now SBA)
T1 - ANSI Committee on Telecommunications
TA - Technical Advisor, a country's representative on an IEC or ISO committee
TAB - Technical Advisory Board
Tableware - Any glazed ceramic, enamel, metalware or pewter article, container or utensil which may be used in the preparation, serving or storage of food or drink.
TAC - Telephone Association of Canada
TAF - Taiwan Accreditation Foundation (财团法人)台湾认证基金会
TAFTA - Transatlantic Free Trade Agreement
TAG - Technical Advisory Group
TAPAC - Terminal Attachment Program Advisory Committee (DOC)
TAPPI - TAPPI is the leading technical association for the worldwide pulp, paper, and converting industry. Founded in 1915, TAPPI has grown into the world's largest professional association serving the pulp, paper, and converting industries.
TARP - Technical Assistance Research Programs
TAT - Turnaround Time
TBA - To Be Announced
TBD - To Be Determined
TBITS - Treasury Board Information Technology Standards
TBS - Tanzania Bureau of Standards
TBT - Agreement on Technical Barriers to Trade 技术贸易壁垒
TC - Technical Committees 技术委员会
TCB - Certification Bodies under the FCC Telecommunications Certification Body program
TCB - Telecommunications Certification Body 美国联邦通信委员会电信认证机构
TCC - Technical Correlating Committee (NFPA)
TCO - Thermal Cutoff
TCP - Third-Party Test Data Program 第三方测试数据计划
TCP/IP - Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol
TCTS - Trans-Canada Telephone System
TCVN - General Department for Standardization, Metrology and Quality
TD - Technical Division (ISO)
TDA - Tax Deferred Annuity (Benefits)
TDD - Telecommunication Devices for the Deaf
TDGA - Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act
Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA) - A not-for-profit "delegated administrative authority" that administers and enforces public safety laws under Ontario's Technical Standards and Safety Act, such as the provincial requirements for upholstered and stuffed goods.
TECPEP - Technical Committee on Performance of Electrical Products (MajorElectrical Appliances) (CSA)
TEDIS - Trade EDI Systems program (EC - DG XIII)
Telecommunication Act and Telecommunications Apparatus Regulations - Legislation establishing requirements for the licensing of apparatus for telecommunication users and telecommunication service providers; technical acceptance certification and compliance with technical standards; interference; and other requirements. Administered by Industry Canada.
TEST - This is a test acronym
Textile Labelling Act (TLA) and Textile Labelling and Advertising Regulations - Legislation establishing requirements for the labeling, sale, importation, and advertising of consumer textile articles, including fabric (piece goods) sold by the meter. Administered by the Competition Bureau of Industry Canada.
TF - Technical File (EU)
TF (T/F) - Task Force
TFC - Territorial Fire Commissioner
TFE - Polytetrafluoroethylene
TG (T/G) - Task Group
THC - Technical Harmonization Committee
THE - Technical Help to Exporters (BSI)
The GASTEC QA mark - is currently found on flue materials, combined air supply and combustion products discharge systems, distribution and installation materials, control and safety devices, semi-finished products, tools and gas appliances (except for central heating boilers and water heaters for which the Gaskeur mark can be granted) and on certain catering equipment.
Thermal Stability of Emulsions Gels and Liquids - The samples are conditioned at low (-18 degrees Celsius, 0 degrees Fahrenheit) and high (46 degrees Celsius, 115 degrees Fahrenheit) temperature for a period of 24 hours and allowed to equilibrate to room temperature. The conditioning and equilibration to room temperature is repeated twice and then samples are compared to room temperature national and private brand label controls. The stability of a product is observed for any separation, and/or change in odor or consistency characteristics.
Thermal Stability, Short Term Accelerated (HBHF) - The samples are conditioned at low (-18 degrees Celsius, 0 degrees Fahrenheit) and high (46 degrees Celsius, 115 degrees Fahrenheit) temperature for a period of 48 hours and allowed to equilibrate to room temperature. The samples are then compared to room temperature national and private brand label controls. The stability of a product is observed for any separation, and/or change in odor or consistency characteristics.
TIA - Telecommunications Industry Association, sometimes used in combination TIA/EIA
TIA - Tentative Interim Amendment (NFPA)
TIA - Toy Industry Association, formerly Toy Manufacturers of America (TMA). TIA, which was founded in 1916, is the trade association for U.S. producers and importers of toys, games and children's entertainment products. Government, the trade, the media and consumers, recognize TIA as the authoritative voice of the U.S. toy industry.
TIB - Temporary Importation Bonds
TIG - CASCO技术接口组
TIL - Technical Information Letter (CSA)
TIQ - Technical inquiry (transactional) Torque - The turning force applied to a rotary mechanism to cause it to rotate.
TISI - Thai Industrial Standards Institute
TL - Testing Laboratory (EU)
TLC - Thin Layer Chromatography is a chromatography technique used to separate chemical compounds
TLV - Threshold Limit Value
TMA - Toy Manufacturers of America. TMA, which was founded in 1916, is the trade association for U.S. Producers and importers of toys, games, and children's entertainment products. Government, the trade, the media and consumers, recognize TMA as the authoritative voice of the U.S. toy industry.
T-Mark - Japanese Electrical Safety Mark for use on Category A products. As of April 1, 2001 this was changed to PSE marking for Category A electrical products.
TMB - Technical Management Board
TMP - Testing at Manufacturer Premises
TNCs - Transnational Corporations
TNO - Trade Negotiation Office (Canada)
TNV - Telecommunication Network Voltage (Engineering)
TO - Test Order (SLG)
TO - Testing Organization
TO (Testing Organization) - A party which performs systematic examination of the extent to which a product, process or service fulfils specified requirements on the basis of one or more specimens of a product representative of the production. Suitability of testing is often determined by market access and market acceptance interests and may require that the Testing Organization meet agreed upon testing program rules established by governance bodies or other interests in order to serve in this capacity.
TOP - Technical and Office Protocol
Toxicity - A substance is considered to be toxic if it causes substantial illness during or as a proximate result of any reasonably foreseeable ingestion, inhalation or absorption (though the skin). Toxicity testing includes acute oral, dermal, and eye irritation testing.
Toxicity - A substance is considered to be toxic if it causes substantial illness during or as a proximate result of any reasonably foreseeable ingestion, inhalation or absorption (through the skin). Toxicity testing includes acute oral, dermal (skin), and eye irritation testing.
Toy - Any object designed, manufactured, or marketed as a plaything for children through the age of 14 years. (US CPSIA - 12 years)
TP2 - A computer based system, used to access CIS (Customer Information System) and PCS (Project Control System) information.
TP3 - Upgrade of TP2 System
TPL - Third Party Logistics
TQA - Total Quality Assurance 全面质量保证
TQEM - Total Quality Environmental Management
TQM - Total Quality Management
TRA - Toxicity Review / Risk Assessment
TRC - Technical Review Committee (CSA)
TRF - Test Report Form, CB (EU)
TRF - Test Request Form
TSACC - Telecommunications Standards Advisory Council of Canada
TSB - Transportation Safety Board
TSC - Technical Subcommittee (CSA)
TSCA - Toxic Substance Control Act. Under TSCA, which was enacted in 1976, the EPA is given broad authority to issue regulations designed to gather health/safety and exposure information of, require testing of, and control exposure to, individual chemical substances.
TSCA - Toxic Substance Control Act. Under TSCA, which was enacted in 1976, the EPA is given broad authority to issue regulations designed to gather health/safety and exposure information of, require testing of, and control exposure to, individual chemical substances.
TSE - Türk Standardlari Enstitüsü (Turkey)
TTA - Technology Trend Assessment (IEC)
TTBS - Trinidad and Tobago Bureau of Standards
TTC - Thermoplastics Testing Center
TTD - Technical Trend Document
TTE - Telecommunications Terminal Equipment (European)
TTF - Test to Failure
TTUV - Technischer überwachungs-Verein Rheinland e.V. (Germany)
TTY - Telecommunications for Teletype Machines
TüV - TüV provides a specific mark for US and Canadian market.
TüV Mark - The Bauart Mark, also known as the Type Approved Mark or TüV Mark, is a safety approval mark for components or subassemblies. This mark shows the manufacturer and the consumer that the component has been inspected by an impartial organization and has been found compliant with the required safety standards. The mark is supported by regular production surveillance audits.
TüV PS - Technischer überwaschungs Vercein Product Service (Germany)
TUV Rheinland Japan S-mark - TUV Rheinland Japan (TRJ) started the S-mark testing and certification scheme for the domestic market in 1995 and made it applicable for electrical appliances and components, for mechanical products, as well as consumer goods, and many more.
TUV Rheinland Product Safety - For toys, Germany uses the GS mark.
TUV Rheinland Product Safety GmbH - TUV Rheinland Product Safety GmbH became Notified Body since February 18, 1998 according to the telecommunication law. Due to this the TUV Rheinland Product Safety GmbH undertakes the approvals which could only be awarded by the former BAOT in the past.
TüV SüD - TüV Süddeutschland (TüV SüD) is the largest of the German TüVs, with 2008 revenues reaching almost EUR1.4 billion. TüV (short for Technischer überwachungs-Verein, Technical Inspection Association in English) Süddeutschland employs 14,000 staff in three primary divisions (Industry, Mobility and People) and has more than 600 locations throughout America, Asia and Europe. TüV SüD provides testing and inspection services and has created a well-known brand in Germany - the TüV brand.
TüV SüD Product Service GmbH - Product certification is issued by TüV Product Service. TüV SüD PS is part of the Industry division of TüV Süddeutschland (TüV SüD). TüV SüD is the largest of the German TüVs, with 2008 revenues reaching almost EUR1.4 billion. TüV (short for Technischer überwachungs-Verein, Technical Inspection Association in English) Süddeutschland employs 14,000 staff in three primary divisions (Industry, Mobility and People) and has more than 600 locations throughout America, Asia and Europe. TüV SüD Product Service : TüV SüD Product Service serves a broad range of sectors, from industrial electronics and medical devices all the way to sporting goods, textiles, household appliances and tools. They are a company operating worldwide with 1,700 employees, who work in Europe, Asia and America. TüV SüD Product Service's certification mark is internationally renowned and approved. The recognition of the GS mark by German consumers is high; for electrical products it is above 67 per cent.
TUV-Mark for Products - "With the TUV-Mark for products we have up-graded the well known statement "Safety tested" in many aspects. The product pictogram "S" combined with the statements "Safety tested" and "Production monitored" means that this product has passed a comprehensive testing procedure and the production plant is regularly monitored." TUVPS - Product Certification is issued by TUV Product Service. TUVPS is part of the Product Division of TUV Suddeutschland, the largest of the German TUV's with 1998 revenues exceeding DM 1.5 billion. TUV Suddeutschland employs nearly 9,000 staff in three primary divisions. TUV Product Service: TUV Product Service works with industry through 1,500 staff located in 30 countries. It maintains market leadership domestically and internationally in product testing/certification activities. They are said to be the world's leading independent EMC testing/certification organzation; the world leader in medical devices testing and certification; and a world leader in product safety testing.
TVSS - Transient Voltage Surge Suppressors
TWA - The Waferboard Association (now SBA)
