IS2404

IS2404 is a designation used to identify a formal standard published by standards bodies that use the “IS” prefix. In many contexts, “IS” denotes an Indian Standard published by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS). The number 2404 serves as a unique identifier for a specific document within that catalog. Because standard numbers are not globally unique and are revised over time, IS2404 may refer to different documents in different editions or in other national catalogs that use the same code. As a result, the exact subject matter of IS2404 depends on the issuing body and the edition year.

To determine the precise content of IS2404, one should consult the issuing organization’s catalog or website, and search for “IS 2404” together with the edition year. Note the title, scope, and current status (active, superseded, or withdrawn). The typical structure of an Indian Standard document includes sections such as scope, normative references, terms and definitions, requirements, test methods, and annexes. If IS2404 appears without a clear edition year, the entry is ambiguous and may refer to more than one document over time.

In summary, IS2404 is not a single, universally fixed topic but a standard code whose exact meaning varies by jurisdiction and edition. For accurate information, identify the issuing body and the edition year, then consult the official standard document. See also Bureau of Indian Standards and the broader framework of Indian Standards.