GSO ISO 9022-7:2013
ISO 9022-7:2005
Gulf Standard
Current Edition
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Approved on
09 September 2013
Optics and optical instruments – Environmental test methods - Part 7 : Resistance to drip or rain
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GSO ISO 9022-7:2013 Scope
This part of ISO 9022 specifies methods for the testing of optical instruments and instruments containing
optical components under equivalent conditions, for their ability to resist drip or rain.
The purpose of testing is to investigate to what extent the optical, thermal, mechanical, chemical and electrical
performance characteristics of the specimen are affected by drip or rain. Contamination of drip or rain water
due to impurities in the air shall be ignored for the purposes of this part of ISO 9022.
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