In message 
<d7f689491d38d61189ba00508baf1271085d8...@nl0006exch005u.nl.lucent.com>, 
dated Tue, 2 May 2006, "Mak, L (Leen)" <[email protected]> writes
>Condition A refers to the two lines which mention thickness and which 
>are indeed mutually exclusive.
>Condition B refers to the line mentioning to the 100 mm.

Ah, if condition B is the 100 mm requirement, then your point is made.
>
>>>  It is necessary to be VERY careful when changing a text
>>>  that includes
>>>  'or' and/or 'and' from positive to negative or vice versa.
>
>I must confess that I do not know antyhing about HB material, but that 
>I did study proposition logic. This branch of mathematics provides the 
>tools needed to handle these kind of issues. My email was not intended 
>to make any statement about what is HB or what isn't, it was only 
>intended to warn that the text quoted from UL60950, Third Edition, 
>A.8.5 Compliance criteria is not equivalent to the text quoted from Cl. 
>7.1 of the 5th edition of UL94: 1997.

Yes, and UL 94 is correct; UL60950 isn't. Curiously, a similar case 
arose in amending IEC 60065, and I had to use the same argument to 
demonstrate the proposition 'A OR B = NOT A AND NOT B'. The texts in 
question may in fact have had the same author, who has now retired.
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