GSO ISO 6817:2008
ISO 6817:1992
Gulf Standard
Current Edition
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Approved on
03 September 2008
Measurement of conductive liquid flow in closed conduits-Method using electromagnetic, flowmeters
GSO ISO 6817:2008 Files
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18 Pages
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GSO ISO 6817:2008 Scope
This International Standard describes the principle
and main design features of industrial electromagnetic
flowmeters for the measurement of flowrate
of a conductive liquid in a closed conduit
running full. It covers their installation, operation,
performance and calibration.
This International Standard does not specify safety
requirements in relation to hazardous environmental
usage of the meter, nor does it apply to the
measurement of magnetically permeable slurries,
liquid metals nor usage in medical applications.
This International Standard covers flowmeter types
in both a.c. and pulsed d.c. versions.
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