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BS 3683-2:1985

Glossary of terms used in non-destructive testing. Magnetic particle flaw detection

Status : Superseded, Withdrawn   Published : October 1985 Replaced By : BS EN 1330-7:2005

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Standard NumberBS 3683-2:1985
TitleGlossary of terms used in non-destructive testing. Magnetic particle flaw detection
AbstractDefines the terms commonly used in magnetic particle flaw detection with particular regard to terms encountered in technical literature and reports.
StatusSuperseded, Withdrawn
Publication Date31 October 1985
Withdrawn Date04 February 2005
Replaced ByBS EN 1330-7:2005
ReplacesBS 3683:Part 2:1963
Supersedes Draft84/77955 DC
DescriptorsMagnetic-particle flaw detection, Flaw detection, Non-destructive testing, Vocabulary
ICS01.040.19 (Testing (Vocabularies))
19.100 (Non-destructive testing)
Title in FrenchGlossaire des termes employés en contrôle non destructif. Contrôle des défauts par magnétoscopie
Title in GermanZerstoerungsfreie Werkstoffpruefung; Begriffe. Magnetpulverpruefung
CommitteeWEE/46
ISBN0 580 14754 1
FormatA4
Pages14
Price£ 82.00


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