ISO 20892:2025
International Standard
Current Edition
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Approved on
21 May 2025
Space systems — Launch complexes modernization process — General requirements
ISO 20892:2025 Files
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8 Pages
Current Edition
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81.64
ISO 20892:2025 Scope
This document specifies procedures in the preparation and carrying out of the modernization process of launch complexes and their components. These procedures are devised in case there is a need to make changes in existing configuration of launch complexes.
This document establishes the following:
a) modernization stages;
b) modernization performance requirements;
c) functions of the main participants of the modernization process and their interactions.
This document is applicable to organizations involved in the modernization of the launch complexes.
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