OS GSO ISO 8787:2015
ISO 8787:1986
Omani Standard
Current Edition
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Approved on
03 September 2015
Paper and board -- Determination of capillary rise -- Klemm method
OS GSO ISO 8787:2015 Files
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2 Pages
Current Edition
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OMR
20.42
OS GSO ISO 8787:2015 Scope
This International Standard specifies the procedure for determining the capillary rise of paper and board by the Klemm method. It is intended for unsized papers such as blotting papers and other papers having a relatively high water absorbency.
The method is not recommended for materials having a capillary rise of less than 5 mm, for which other tests such as in ISO 535, Paper and board — Determination of water absorption — Cobb method, may be more suitable.
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