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This article summarizes the presentation of the Thomas Medal Lecture 2004 held in Osaka with some additional later information on the international standardization works. The author introduces the international standardization works on resistance welding by IIW Commission III for the last twenty years and procedures for developing a new international standard with and without patent rights according to the ISO/IEC Directives and the requirements by the IIW SC-STAND.
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Council resolution of ISO, Resolution adopted by correspondence since the 64th Council meeting, IIW SC-STAND-367–2000.
IIW Standards Register, IIW SC-STAND-507–2004.
Cumulative Report of IIW Standards Activity, IIW SC STAND-505–2004.
Rules Governing the International Standards Body Status of the International Institute of Welding, IIW SC-STAND-508-2004 & SC-STAND-532–2005.
IIW Standards Register IIW SC-STAND-522–2005.
IIW RD412, Guidance for the drafting of ISO documents.
IIW RD411, Approval decisions taken by IIW Working Units.
Proposed Revision to Rules for the Preparation of Draft International Standards by the International Institute of Welding, IIW SC-STAND-494–2004.
Patent Disclosure Statement, SC-STAND-542–2005.
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Matsuyama, K. Thomas Medal Lecture 2004 Standardization Works for Resistance Welding and Allied Welding Processes. Weld World 50, 68–74 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03266526
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