ASTM D 4826 Standard Practice for Units of Measurement and Conversion Factors for Pulp, Paper, and Paperboard
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ASTM D 4826 Document Information:
Title
Standard Practice for Units of Measurement and Conversion Factors for Pulp, Paper, and Paperboard
ASTM International
Publication Date:
May 27, 1988
Scope:
This practice covers the application of the International System
of Units (abbreviated SI) within the field of pulp, paper, and
paperboard. The SI units have been adopted by ISO, ASTM, and TAPPI
as the preferred units for use in their standards and test
methods.
Details of SI are given in various parts of ISO Standards 31 and
1000, and in ASTM Practice E 380. Application of this information
is not always easy, as some properties cannot at this time be
expressed in SI, some can be expressed in various units all within
SI, and various multiples can be used. Such variation can lead to
confusion in reporting test results and in quoting values for
properties.
In order to overcome such problems within the pulp, paper, and
paperboard field, ISO/TC6 has recommended appropriate units in ISO
Standard 5651. These recommendations are reproduced in this
practice, together with other information and recommendations.
Keywords:
- conversion factors
- paper
- paperboard
- pulp
- units of measure
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