BS 5886:1980, ISO 4483-1979 - Methods for field pressure testing of asbestos-cement pipelines

BS 5886:1980, ISO 4483-1979

Methods for field pressure testing of asbestos-cement pipelines

Status : Withdrawn   Published : June 1980

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Applies to pipelines above or below ground, conveying fluids, with or without internal hydraulic pressure. Outlines the basic methods of pressure testing and two main types of tests are specified.




Standard NumberBS 5886:1980, ISO 4483-1979
TitleMethods for field pressure testing of asbestos-cement pipelines
StatusWithdrawn
Publication Date30 June 1980
Withdrawn Date01 January 2012
Normative References(Required to achieve compliance to this standard)No other standards are normatively referenced
Informative References(Provided for Information)No other standards are informatively referenced
International RelationshipsISO 4483:1979
Draft Superseded By77/13545 DC
DescriptorsMechanical testing, Pressure testing, Field testing, Pipelines, Asbestos cement pipelines, Pressure pipes, Water absorption, Test duration, Test pressure, Leak tests, Watertightness tests, Underground, Testing conditions, Hydraulic tests
ICS23.040.50
Title in FrenchMéthodes pour les essais de pression en oeuvre des canalisations en amiante-ciment
Title in GermanMethoden fuer das Abdruecken von Asbestzement-Rohrleitungen im Betrieb
CommitteeB/504
ISBN0 580 11238 1
PublisherBSI
FormatA4
DeliveryNo
Pages14
File Size535.9 KB
NotesThis standard has been withdrawn as it is identical to ISO 4483:1979 which has been withdrawn by ISO/TC 77
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