OS GSO ISO 6416:2015

ISO 6416:2004
Omani Standard   Current Edition · Approved on 03 September 2015

Hydrometry -- Measurement of discharge by the ultrasonic (acoustic) method

OS GSO ISO 6416:2015 Files

English 50 Pages
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OMR 31.02

OS GSO ISO 6416:2015 Scope

This International Standard describes the establishment and operation of an ultrasonic (transit-time) gauging station for the continuous measurement of discharge in a river, an open channel or a closed conduit. It also describes the basic principles on which the method is based, the operation and performance of associated instrumentation and procedures for commissioning. It is limited to the “transit time of ultrasonic pulses” technique, and is not applicable to systems that make use of the “Doppler shift” or “correlation” or “level-to-flow” techniques. This International Standard is not applicable to measurement in rivers with ice.

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