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What is Hydrometry -- Direct depth sounding and suspension equipment about?
ISO 3454:2008 specifies the functional requirements of the equipment, excluding bankside cableway systems, used in the measurement of liquid flow in open channels for sounding (by direct method), and suspending the measuring equipment (for example, current-meter or sediment sampler) at the point of measurement.
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- Author
- ISO/TC 113/SC 5 Instruments, equipment and data management
- Publisher
- ISO
- Published
- 2008
- Language
- EN
- Category
- reference
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