ISO/TR 5090:1977
Withdrawn
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Textiles Methods for the removal of non-fibrous matter prior to quantitative analysis of fibre mixtures
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18-03-2019
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01-02-1977
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Describes procedures for the removal of certain commonly found types of non-fibrous substances from fibres. Fibres to which the procedures are applicable and those to which they are not applicable are listed in the table, in relation to the non-fibrous substances to be removed. The names of these fibres are defined in ISO 2076.
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Technical Report
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| Pages |
7
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| PublisherName |
International Organization for Standardization
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| Status |
Withdrawn
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| SupersededBy |
| ISO 7211-5:1984 | Textiles Woven fabrics - Construction - Methods of analysis Part 5: Determination of linear density of yarn removed from fabric |
| ISO 5351-1:1981 | Cellulose in dilute solutions Determination of limiting viscosity number Part 1: Method in cupri-ethylene-diamine (CED) solution |
| BS 4407:1988 | Methods for quantitative analysis of fibre mixtures |
| BS 2866:1984 | Methods for determination of the mass of warp and weft per unit area of fabric |
| BS ISO 7211-5:1984 | Textiles. Woven fabrics. Construction. Methods of analysis Determination of linear density of yarn removed from fabric |
| ISO 2076:2013 | Textiles Man-made fibres Generic names |
| ISO 5088:1976 | Textiles — Ternary fibre mixtures — Quantitative analysis |
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