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National Engineering Laboratory

National Engineering Laboratory, Total:12 items.

The international standard classification for "National Engineering Laboratory" includes: .

The Chinese standard classification for "National Engineering Laboratory" includes: .


Group Standards of the People's Republic of China

  • T/SCETIA 1001-2021 Specification for inter-laboratory comparison of construction engineering testing
  • T/CACE 004-2016 Guideline for evaluation of circular economy engineering laboratory of China

US-FCR

British Standards Institution (BSI)

  • 20/30419948 DC BS EN 17542-1. Earthworks. Geotechnical laboratory tests. Part 1. Degradability
  • 20/30419954 DC BS EN 17542-2. Earthworks. Geotechnical laboratory tests. Part 2. Fragmentability test standard
  • 20/30419951 DC BS EN 17542-3. Earthworks. Geotechnical laboratory tests. Part 3. Methylene blue value VBS on soils and rocks

U.S. Air Force

NO-SN

  • NS 8004-1982 Geotechnical testing - Laboratory methods - Shrinkage limit
  • NS 8002-1982 Geotechnical testing - Laboratory methods - Fall cone liquid limit
  • NS 8001-1982 Geotechnical testing - Laboratory methods - Percussion liquid limit