EN 24185:1993/AC:1993
(Corrigendum)Measurement of liquid flow in closed conduits - Weighing method (ISO 4185:1980)
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- 17.120.10
- CEN/TC 244
Measurement of liquid flow in closed conduits - Weighing method (ISO 4185:1980)
Durchflußmessung von Flüssigkeiten in geschlossenen Leitungen - Wägeverfahren (ISO 4185:1980)
Mesure de débit des liquides dans les conduites fermées - Méthode par pesée (ISO 4185:1980)
Merjenje pretoka tekočin v zaprtih vodih - Metoda tehtanja (ISO 4185:1980)
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SIST EN 24185:2001/AC:2001
01-julij-2001
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Measurement of liquid flow in closed conduits - Weighing method (ISO 4185:1980)
Durchflußmessung von Flüssigkeiten in geschlossenen Leitungen - Wägeverfahren (ISO
4185:1980)
Mesure de débit des liquides dans les conduites fermées - Méthode par pesée (ISO
4185:1980)
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NOTE 1 As the uncertainty of an uncalibrated wedge meter can be too large for a particular application, it could be deemed essential to calibrate the flow meter according to Clause 7.
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