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ÖNORM EN 1267

Issue date: 1999 12 01

Valves - Test of flow resistance using water as test fluid

This standard specifies a method for determining the pressure loss and fluid flow rate through valves in piping systems using water as a test fluid. This method is suita...
Withdrawn: 2012 03 01
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Austrian Standards International
Format:
Digital | 24 Pages
Language:
German | English | Download GER/ENG
Currently valid:
This standard specifies a method for determining the pressure loss and fluid flow rate through valves in piping systems using water as a test fluid. This method is suitable: - for valves with low values but higher than 0,1 by determining pressure loss, with respect to fluid flow rate and density; - and to valves with equal inlet and outlet nominal sizes. Industrial-process control valves are out of the scope. NOTE 1 If using air as a test fluid, other standards e. g. EN 60534-2-3 and ISO 6358 should be referred to. NOTE 2 For valves with flow resistance coeficient values lower than 0,1, the pressure loss through the valve is very low with respect to the pressure loss in the test tubes, and values cannot be determined with an acceptable measurement accuracy.
ÖNORM EN 1267
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