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BS ISO 20785-2:2011

Dosimetry for exposures to cosmic radiation in civilian aircraft. Characterization of instrument response

standard by British Standard / International Organization for Standardization , 06/30/2011

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Cross References:
ISO/IEC Guide 98-1
ISO/IEC Guide 98-3
GUM:1995
ISO 4037-1
ISO 6980-1
ISO 8529-1:2001
ISO 12789-1
ISO 12789-2
ISO 20785-1
ISO 29661
ICRP Publication 60:1991
ICRP Publication 103:2007
96/29/Euratom
ICRP Publication 75:1997
ICRU Report 84:2010
ICRU Report 36:1983
ICRU Report 51:1993
ISO/IEC Guide 99:2007
ISO 4037-2
ISO 4037-3
ISO 8529-2
ISO 8529-3
ISO 80000-10:2009
IEC 60846-1
IEC/TR


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Published:
06/30/2011
ISBN(s):
9780580545825
Number of Pages:
46
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1 file , 1.5 MB
Same As:
ISO 20785-2:2011, ISO 20785-2:2011
Product Code(s):
30118878, 30118878, 30118878
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