GSO ISO 9902-3:2013
ISO 9902-3:2001
Gulf Standard
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Approved on
31 December 2013
Textile machinery -- Noise test code -- Part 3: Nonwoven machinery
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GSO ISO 9902-3:2013 Scope
This part of ISO 9902, taken together with ISO 9902-1, specifies the mounting, operating and measuring conditions required for the measurement, declaration and verification of noise emitted by nonwoven machinery. It defines a noise test code for
— cross lappers,
— lap drafters,
— pre-needle machines,
— needle punchers,
— stitch bonding machines (nonwovens),
— water jet bonding machines, and
— praying machines.
The other machines of nonwoven lines are covered in ISO 9902-2, ISO 9902-6 and ISO 9902-7.
This part of ISO 9902 is applicable to engineering (grade 2) and survey (grade 3) test methods, in accordance with the International Standards to which it makes normative reference.
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