International Standard
ISO 28521:2009
Ships and marine technology — Hydraulic oil systems — Guidance for grades of cleanliness and flushing
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ISO 28521:2009
Edición 1
2009-06
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ISO 28521:2009
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Publicado (Edición 1, 2009)
Esta norma se revisó y confirmó por última vez en 2022. Por lo tanto, esta versión es la actual.

ISO 28521:2009

ISO 28521:2009
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Resumen

ISO 28521:2009 specifies pipe cleaning and cleaning levels of hydraulic oil pipe systems. The cleaning of pipes and components in hydraulic oil pipe systems is essential for the trouble-free operation of hydraulic systems.

It indicates methods and equipment for the practical execution of the cleaning of specific parts of hydraulic systems with appurtenant components.

The purpose of the cleaning process is to remove installation dirt and to check that the piping and hydraulic system have been adequately cleaned.

The cleaning process of a system is considered a “washing through” process when the Reynolds number,Re, u 3 000, and a flushing process when Re W 3 000. The Reynolds number is an indicator of whether a fluid flow is considered laminar or turbulent.

ISO 28521:2009 presupposes that the pipe sections of the hydraulic system have been cleaned partly by pickling and partly by mechanical cleaning. It is furthermore assumed that both dynamic and static components from system suppliers are adequately clean when delivered.

The specifications given in ISO 28521:2009 are supplementary to, and not a replacement for, the guidelines specified by the various manufacturers. The manufacturer's guidelines, where available, take precedence.

Informaciones generales

  •  : Publicado
     : 2009-06
    : Norma Internacional confirmada [90.93]
  •  : 1
     : 15
  • ISO/TC 8/SC 3
    47.020.99 
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