OS GSO ISO 11563:2011

ISO 11563:2003
Omani Standard   Current Edition · Approved on 12 October 2011

Crude petroleum and petroleum products -- Bulk cargo transfer -- Guidelines for achieving the fullness of pipelines

OS GSO ISO 11563:2011 Files

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OMR 20.35

OS GSO ISO 11563:2011 Scope

This International Standard establishes procedures to achieve the fullness of a pipeline system. This International Standard is applicable to crude oils and petroleum products which are liquid at atmospheric pressure and at the observed temperature. It can be applied to loading, discharges and movements between local storage tanks. It is not the intention of this International Standard to recommend practices for transcontinental movements.

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