GSO ISO 1146:2007
ISO 1146:1988
Gulf Standard
Current Edition
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Approved on
26 September 2007
Pyrometric reference cones for laboratory use -- Specification
GSO ISO 1146:2007 Files
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6 Pages
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GSO ISO 1146:2007 Scope
This International Standard specifies the characteristics
of a Standard series of pyrometric reference cones, which are
used for determining the pyrometric cone equivalent (refractoriness)
of refractory materials, over the temperature range
1500 to 1 800 OC.
The pyrometric reference cones specified in this International
Standard are suitable for use in the procedure described
in ISO 528, excluding determinations at 1500 and 1 800 OC.
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