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BS EN 1330-9:2017

Non-destructive testing. Terminology. Terms used in acoustic emission testing

standard by British-Adopted European Standard, 08/08/2017

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BS EN 1330-9:2017 is concerned only with terms used specifically in acoustic emission testing (AT) and these fall into four parts:

a) terms relating to the physical phenomenon;
b) terms relating to the detection of the acoustic emission;
c) terms relating to the measured characteristics of the signal(s);
d) terms relating to acoustic emission applications.

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Published:: 08/08/2017
ISBN(s):: 9780580921650
Number of Pages:: 16
File Size:: 1 file , 1.9 MB
Product Code(s):: 30332522, 30332522, 30332522
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