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Siphon Principle Solid

Siphon Principle Solid, Total:28 items.

The international standard classification for "Siphon Principle Solid" includes: Solid wastes .

The Chinese standard classification for "Siphon Principle Solid" includes: Analysis methods for industrial residue pollutants , Sampling methods for solid waste, soil and other environmental elements .


Group Standards of the People's Republic of China

  • T/CHES 64-2022 Inverted siphon engineering technology management regulations

General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People's Republic of China

  • GB/T 15555.1-1995 Solid waste-Determination of total mercury-Cold atomic absorption spectrometry
  • GB/T 15555.9-1995 Solid waste - Determination of nickel - Flame atomic absorption spectrometry
  • GB/T 15555.6-1995 Solid waste - Determination of total chromium - Flame atomic absorption spectrometry
  • GB/T 15555.2-1995 Solid waste-Determination of copper, zinc, lead, cadmium- Atomic absorption spectrometry

Professional Standard - Environmental Protection

  • HJ 767-2015 Solid waste - Determination fo total barium - Graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrophotometry
  • HJ 749-2015 Solid Waste - Determination of total chromium - Flame atomic absorption spectrometry
  • HJ 750-2015 Solid Waste - Determination of total chromium - Furnace atomic absorption spectrometry
  • HJ 787-2016 Solid waste - Determination of Lead and cadmium - Graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrometry
  • HJ 751-2015 Solid Waste - Determination of Nickel and Copper - Flame Atomic Absorption Spectrometry
  • HJ 786-2016 Solid waste - Determination of Lead,Zinc and Cadmium - Flame atomic absorption spectrometry

Swedish Institute for Standards

Association Francaise de Normalisation

  • NF EN 1253-5:2017 Drains and siphons for buildings - Part 5: Siphons with shutter for light liquids

Czech Standards Institute (UNMZ)

Magyar Szabványügyi Testület

  • MSZ 5054-1958 Main characteristics of liquids in large mechanical siphon devices

American Water Works Association (AWWA)

  • AWWA MTC61126 Primary and Secondary Membrane Treatment with Gravity Siphon-Design and Start-Up
  • AWWA ACE95140 The Use of Siphons in Water Transmission Systems at the New North Mecklenburg Water Treatment Plant

Gosstandart of Russia

  • GOST R 59177-2020 Solid mineral fuels. Determination of total mercury by cold vapor atomic absorption method
  • GOST 32977-2014 Solid mineral fuel. Determination of trace elements in ash by atomic absorption method
  • GOST 32977-2022 Solid mineral fuel. Determination of trace elements in ash by atomic absorption method

Bureau of Indian Standards

  • IS 4111-3-1985 Code of practice for ancillary structures in sewerage system: Part III Inverted syphon
  • IS 4111 Pt.3-1985 Code of practice for auxiliary structures in sewage treatment systems Part 3 Inverted siphons
  • IS 7784-2-5-2000 Code of Practice for Design of Cross Drainage Works - Part 2 : Specific Requirements - Section 5 : Syphon Aqueducts

German Institute for Standardization

GCC Standardization Organization

  • GSO ISO 17352:2015 Hardmetals -- Determination of silicon in cobalt metal powders using graphite-furnace atomic absorption