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NFPA (Fluid) T3.19.12M-1982 (R2012) PDF

NFPA (Fluid) T3.19.12M-1982 (R2012) PDF

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NFPA (Fluid) T3.19.12M-1982 (R2012) PDF

Published Date:
10/12/1982

Status:
Active

Description:

Hydraulic fluid power -- Reciprocating dynamic sealing devices in linear actuators -- Method of testing, measuring and reporting leakage

Publisher:
National Fluid Power Association

Document status:
Active
Format:
Electronic (PDF)
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10 minutes
Delivery time (for Russian version):
200 business days
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Redesignation of ANSI/B93.62M-1982

This national standard includes standard methods for testing, measuring, and reporting leakage of reciprocating dynamic hydraulic fluid power sealing devices in linear actuators. This national standard establishes a method which facilitates uniform determ
File Size : 1 file , 3 MB
Number of Pages : 17
Published : 10/12/1982

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