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Specification for Spray Taps
Methods for Analysis and Testing of Coal and Coke. Part 108. Tests Special to Coke. Section 108.6. Determination of Critical Air Blast Value
Specification for Graphical Symbols for Coal Preparation Plant Flowsheets
Float Operated Valves, Part 3, Specification for Diaphragm Type Float Operated Valves (Plastics Bodied) for Cold Water Services Only
Specification for Automatic Flushing Cisterns for Urinals
Specification for Solid-Stem Calorimeter Thermometers
Specification for Meteorological Thermometers
Specification for Storage Cisterns up to 500 L Actual Capacity for Water Supply for Domestic Purposes
Specification for Soxhlet Extractors
Fire Tests on Building Materials and Structures. Part 32, Guide to Full Scale Fire Tests Within Buildings

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