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NS-EN ISO 10628:2000

Apr 2001 Withdrawn

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Abstract

This International Standard establishes general rules for the preparation of flow diagrams for process plants. These diagrams represent the configuration and function of process plants and form integral parts of the complete technical documentation necessary for planning, mechanical engineering, erecting, managing, commissioning, operating, maintaining and decommissioning of a plant.Flow diagrams help to simplify the exchange of information between the parties involved in the development, mechanical engineering, erection, operation and maintenance of such process plants.This International Standard does not apply to electrotechnical diagrams.

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Published: 3 April 2001
Withdrawn: 1 March 2013
Edition: 2000-12
Version: 1
Document type: NAT
ISBN:

ICS 01.080.30
National Committee CEN/BT

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Replaced by: NS-EN ISO 10628-1:2015
Replaced by: NS-EN ISO 10628-2:2012
Adopted from: EN ISO 10628:2000 , 0
Referred by: NEK EN 62079:2001

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NS-EN ISO 10628:2000
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NS-EN ISO 10628-1:2015

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