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ISO 21413:2005

ISO 21413:2005 Manual methods for the measurement of a groundwater level in a well

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ISO 21413:2005 develops procedures and prescribes the minimum accuracy required of water-level measurements made in wells using graduated steel tapes, electric tapes and air lines. Procedures and accuracy requirements for measuring water levels in a flowing well are also included, as are procedures required to establish a permanent measuring point. ISO 21413:2005 discusses the advantages and limitations of each method and requirements for recording the data. ISO 21413:2005 does not include methods that use automated electrical or mechanical means to measure and record water levels.

Edition

1

Published Date

2005-10-17

Status

PUBLISHED

Pages

30

Language Detail Icon

English

Format Secure Icon

Secure PDF

Abstract

ISO 21413:2005 develops procedures and prescribes the minimum accuracy required of water-level measurements made in wells using graduated steel tapes, electric tapes and air lines. Procedures and accuracy requirements for measuring water levels in a flowing well are also included, as are procedures required to establish a permanent measuring point. ISO 21413:2005 discusses the advantages and limitations of each method and requirements for recording the data. ISO 21413:2005 does not include methods that use automated electrical or mechanical means to measure and record water levels.

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