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dissolution phenomenon, Total:12 items.
In the international standard classification, dissolution phenomenon involves: Cutting tools, Insulating fluids, Electrical engineering in general.
BE-NBN, dissolution phenomenon
- NBN-EN 24883-1993 Hardmetals. Determination of contents of metallic elements by X-ray fluorescence. Solution method (ISO 4883: 1978)
- NBN-EN 24503-1993 Hardmetals. Determination of contents of metallic elements by X-ray fluorescence. Fusion method (ISO 4503:1978)
International Organization for Standardization (ISO), dissolution phenomenon
Group Standards of the People's Republic of China, dissolution phenomenon
- T/CEC 671-2022 On-site verification method of online monitoring device for dissolved gas in transformer oil
- T/CEC 141-2017 Specifications for on-site installation and acceptance of online monitoring device for dissolved gas in transformer oil
- T/CEC 672-2022 Specifications for On-site Calibrator of Dissolved Gas Online Monitoring Device in Transformer Oil
British Standards Institution (BSI), dissolution phenomenon
- BS EN IEC 60746-4:2019 Expression of performance of electrochemical analyzers - Dissolved oxygen in water measured by membrane-covered amperometric sensors
ES-AENOR, dissolution phenomenon
API - American Petroleum Institute, dissolution phenomenon
- API TR 934-F PART 3-2017 Subcritical Cracking of Modern 2?Cr-1Mo-?V Steel Due to Dissolved Internal Hydrogen and H2 Environment@ Research Report (FIRST EDITION)
- API PUBL 4525-1990 Compilation of Field- Collected Cost and Treatment Effectiveness Data for the Removal of Dissolved Gasoline Components from Groundwater
RO-ASRO, dissolution phenomenon
- SR CEI 746-4-1996 Expression of performance of electrochemical analyzers Part 4: Dissolved oxygen in water measured by membrane covered amperometric sensors
Professional Standard - Electricity, dissolution phenomenon
- DL/T 2145.1-2020 Guidelines for on-site testing of on-line monitoring devices for substation equipment Part 1: On-line monitoring devices for dissolved gases in transformer oil