3. Leakage rate
A leak is characterized quantitatively by the quantity of fluid escaping from containment. It is expressed as :
or by the mass that circulates per unit of time, the legal unit being the kilogramme per second (kg.s -1 ); in practice, as this unit is often too large, sub-multiples such as the gramme per second (g.s -1 ) or per hour (g.h -1 ) are most often used;
or by the volume escaping per unit time, expressed in cubic meters per second (m 3 .s -1 ); here too, sub-multiples such as cubic centimeters per second (cm 3 .s ...
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- Non-destructive testing – Leak test – Method and technique selection criteria – Classification : A09-105. - NF EN 1779 - Déc. 1999
- Non-destructive testing – Leak test – Method and technique selection criteria – Classification index: A09-105/A1. - NF EN 1779/A1 - Juil. 2004
- Non-destructive testing – Leak test – Bubble control – Classification : A09-108. - NF EN 1593 - Nov. 1999
- Non-destructive testing – Leak...
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