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ISO 7971-2:2019

Cereals - Determination of bulk density, called mass per hectolitre - Part 2: Method of traceability for measuring instruments through reference to the international standard instrument

standard by International Organization for Standardization , 02/01/2019

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This document specifies a test method for ensuring the traceability of bulk density, called “mass per hectolitre”, measuring instruments through reference to standard measurement instruments. The mass per hectolitre is of commercial importance for grain cereals. Several types of instruments with varying performances exist for measuring it.

This document also specifies the performances required of national standards instruments, secondary standards instruments, and measuring instruments used in laboratories or in collection or storage silos.

 

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Edition:
3rd
Published:
02/01/2019
Number of Pages:
28
File Size:
1 file , 2.1 MB
Same As:
DIN EN ISO 7971-2, BS EN ISO 7971-2:2019
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  1. ISO 7971-2:2019

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    Cereals - Determination of bulk density, called mass per hectolitre - Part 2: Method of traceability for measuring instruments through reference to the international standard instrument

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  2. ISO 7971-2:2009


    Cereals - Determination of bulk density, called mass per hectolitre - Part 2: Method of traceability for measuring instruments through reference to the international standard instrument

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  3. ISO 7971-2:1995


    Cereals -- Determination of bulk density, called mass per hectolitre -- Part 2: Routine method

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