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ISO 2941:2009

ISO 2941:2009

Hydraulic fluid power — Filter elements — Verification of collapse/burst pressure rating

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Status : Active

Standard Type : Main

Document No : ISO 2941:2009

Document Year : 2009

Pages : 9

Edition : 2

Section Volume : Contamination control (ISO/TC 131/SC 6.)

ICS : Filters, seals and contamination of fluids (23.100.60)

ISO 2941:2009 specifies a method for verifying the collapse/burst pressure rating of a hydraulic fluid power filter element, i.e. the capability of a filter element to withstand a designated differential pressure at the normal (i.e., intended direction of) flow, by means of pumping contaminated fluid through the filter element until either collapse/burst occurs or the maximum expected differential pressure is reached without element failure.

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