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In 1901, the British Society of Civil Engineers (IEC), the Institute of Mechanical Engineers (IME), the Society of Naval Engineers (INA) and the Institute of Iron and Steel (ISI) jointly initiated the establishment of the British Engineering Standards Committee (ESC or BESC), and held its first meeting in London on April 26 in the same year.It was the world's first national standardization body.In 1902, the Institute of Electrical Teachers (IEE) joined the committee, and the British government began to give financial support.In June 1902, the General Committee of Standardization and a series of special committees were established.The task of the special committees is to develop technical specifications such as standards for profiled steels for electric motors, rails, metal materials for shipbuilding and railways.1918 The General Committee on Standardization changed its name to the British Engineering Standards Association (BE-SA).In 1929 the BESA was granted a royal charter.A supplementary charter was issued in 1931, and the association changed to its present name (BSI).

According to the Royal Charter, the purpose of the British Standards Institute is to coordinate the relationship between producers and users, solve the contradiction between supply and demand, improve production technology and raw materials, achieve standardization and simplification, and avoid the waste of time and materials.Develop and revise British standards as necessary and possible, and facilitate their implementation;Registration and licensing of marks in the name of the Institute;Take all measures, if necessary, to protect the purposes and interests of the Institute.Buy Diploma