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BS EN 25667-1:1994

Water quality. Sampling-Guidance on the design of sampling programmes

standard by British-Adopted European Standard , 04/30/1981

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Describes objectives of sampling and gives criteria to be considered in general and individual sampling situations including frequency of sampling and general flow aspects.

Cross References: BS 2846:Part 2*BS 5532*BS 6068:Part 1:Section 1.1*BS 6068:Part 1:Section 1.2*BS 6068:Section 6.2*BS 6068:Section 6.3*
 

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Published:
04/30/1981
ISBN(s):
0580118509
Number of Pages:
24
File Size:
1 file , 580 KB
Product Code(s):
108511, 108511, 00108511
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Document History

  1. BS EN ISO 5667-1:2023


    Water quality. Sampling-Guidance on the design of sampling programmes and sampling techniques

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    Water quality. Sampling-Guidance on the design of sampling programmes and sampling techniques

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  3. BS EN ISO 5667-1:2006


    Water quality. Sampling-Guidance on the design of sampling programmes and sampling techniques

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  4. BS EN 25667-2:1993


    Water quality. Sampling-Guidance on sampling techniques

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  5. BS 6068-6-6.2:1983


    Water quality. Sampling-Guidance on sampling techniques

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  6. BS EN 25667-1:1994

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