Normal process design conditions [7]
properties characterizing the normal range of process conditions for which a device shall be designed and operate within its specifications
Hierarchy#
Ancestors (top) → ABH344 (highlighted) → subclasses and powertype instances. Capped at 12 each; see the full lists in the sections below.
Higher level classes3#
Declared properties16#
highest rate of change of process temperature for which a device is or should be designed to operate within its specified limits
lowest process temperature for which a device is or should be designed to operate within its specified limits
highest process temperature for which a device is or should be designed to operate within its specified limits
lowest absolute pressure of a process for which a device is or should be designed to operate within its specified limits
highest absolute pressure of a process for which a device is or should be designed to operate within its specified limits
lowest gauge pressure of a process for which a device is or should be designed to operate within its specified limits
highest gauge pressure of a process for which a device is or should be designed to operate within its specified limits
temperature of the liquid on which a statement of relative density is based
temperature of the water on which a statement of specific gravity is based
highest rate of level change for which a device is or should be designed to operate within its specified limits
@number of fluid phase design conditions
lowest wet leg or seal liquid density for which a device is or must be designed to operate within its specified limits
highest wet leg or seal liquid minimum density for which a device is or must be designed to operate within its specified limits
lowest wet leg or seal liquid minimum specific gravity for which a device is or must be designed to operate within its specified limits
highest wet leg or seal liquid minimum specific gravity for which a device is or must be designed to operate within its specified limits
reference to block ABH071
Subclasses#
No subclasses
This class is a leaf — no other classes inherit from it.
Metadata#
- Version
- 1
- Revision
- 1
- Status
- Standard
- Publisher
- IEC
- Published in
- IEC 61987
- Responsible committee
- SC65E – IEC 61987
- Change request
C00019- Dates
- Current version: 2018-03-20
- Current revision: 2018-03-20
Full source data#
Every key from the original .xls export, including multilingual variants, status, publisher, committee, and workbook-specific codes.
Raw properties (26 keys from source .xls) — click to expand
- C002
- C00019
- C011
- IEC
- C012
- IEC 61987
- C016
- Standard
- C017.de
- 0
- C017.fr
- 0
- C018.de
- 2015-01-14
- C018.fr
- 2015-01-14
- C019.de
- Mr. W. Hartmann
- C019.fr
- UTE
- MDC_P001_5
- 0112/2///61987#ABH344
- MDC_P002_1
- 1
- MDC_P002_2
- 1
- MDC_P003_0
- 2018-03-28
- MDC_P003_2
- 2018-03-20
- MDC_P003_3
- 2018-03-20
- MDC_P004.de
- Prozessauslegungsbedingungen (Normalbedingungen)
- MDC_P004.en
- Normal process design conditions [7]
- MDC_P004.fr
- Conditions de conception de processus normales
- MDC_P006.de
- Merkmale, die den Normalbereich der Prozessbedingungen kennzeichnen, für die ein Gerät auszulegen ist und innerhalb deren Spezifikationen es betrieben wird
- MDC_P006.en
- properties characterizing the normal range of process conditions for which a device shall be designed and operate within its specifications
- MDC_P006.fr
- propriétés caractérisant l’étendue normale de conditions de processus pour lesquelles un appareil doit être conçu et fonctionner dans ses spécifications
- MDC_P010
- 0112/2///61987#ABV501
- MDC_P011
- ITEM_CLASS
- MDC_P012
- SC65E – IEC 61987
- MDC_P014
- {0112/2///61987#ABA954,0112/2///61987#ABB184,0112/2///61987#ABA955,0112/2///61987#ABB185,0112/2///61987#ABA918,0112/2///61987#ABA919,0112/2///61987#ABA598,0112/2///61987#ABH070,0112/2///61987#ABH283,0112/2///61987#ABH083,0112/2///61987#ABH084,0112/2///61987#ABH085,0112/2///61987#ABH086,0112/2///61987#ABB298,0112/2///61987#ABB299,0112/2///61987#ABD429}
Version history1#
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