GSO OIML R32:2007
OIML R 32:1989
Gulf Standard
Current Edition
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Approved on
05 June 2007
ROTARY PISTON GAS METERS AND TURBINE GAS METERS
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GSO OIML R32:2007 Scope
This standard applies to:
1.1 Rotary piston gas meters in which internal walls defining the measuring chambers
are set in rotary and the number of revolutions of these walls represents a
measurement of the volume of the gas passed.
1.2 Turbine gas meters where the glass flow rotates a turbine wheel and the number of
revolutions of this wheel represents the volume of the gas passed.
With regard to the gas meters defined above, this standard complements GSO
Standard to be approved by the organization on “General Provisions for Gas
Volume Meters”, the provisions of which apply jointly with the requirements of
this standard.
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