GSO IEC/TR 61364:2014
IEC TR 61364:1999
Gulf Standard
Current Edition
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Approved on
25 December 2014
Nomenclature for hydroelectric powerplant machinery
GSO IEC/TR 61364:2014 Files
English
134 Pages
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GSO IEC/TR 61364:2014 Scope
This technical report provides a basic nomenclature for hydraulic machinery used in hydroelectric
power stations and defines their components.
The object of the report is to:
• standardize the names of components by giving a preferred name where more than one exists;
• define components diagrammatically to facilitate their identification;
• aid in translation of component names from one language to another.
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