BS 6219:1981, ISO 5223-1981 - Specification for test sieves for cereals

BS 6219:1981, ISO 5223-1981

Specification for test sieves for cereals

Status : Revised, Withdrawn   Published : December 1981 Replaced By : BS 6219:1988, ISO 5223-1983

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Dimensions and materials of test sieves for use in separating (a) under-sized grains and extraneous matter from cereals, (b) shrivelled kernels from rye, durum wheat, common wheat and barley, and (c) broken grains from maize.




Standard NumberBS 6219:1981, ISO 5223-1981
TitleSpecification for test sieves for cereals
StatusRevised, Withdrawn
Publication Date31 December 1981
Withdrawn Date29 July 1988
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
Replaced ByBS 6219:1988, ISO 5223-1983
International RelationshipsISO 5223
DescriptorsShape, Thickness, Screening equipment, Agricultural products, Holes, Test equipment, Sieving equipment, Cereals, Contaminant determination (food), Marking, Screening (sizing), Food crops, Dimensions
ICS19.120
Title in FrenchSpécification pour tamis de contrôle pour céréales
Title in GermanSpezifikation fuer Pruefsiebe fuer Getreide
CommitteeAW/4
ISBN0 580 12461 4
PublisherBSI
FormatA4
DeliveryNo
File Size0 KB
Price£186.00


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