Standard

NS-ISO 2859-0:1995

Dec 2000 Withdrawn

Corrigendums and amendments are bought separately.

Language English

Services Read Online (No printing ) kr 1 167,00 Printed and bound Delivery time: 5-10 days kr 1 459,00

There are no extended editions available for this standard

There are no available corrigendum or amendments for this standard. Any future corrigendum and amendments will be added automatically for subscribers.

Abstract

This part of IS0 2859 explains the terms used in acceptance sampling, describes the various schemes and plans, gives practical advice on sampling inspection and discusses some of the theoretical aspects. Section 2 gives general information on methods of acceptance sampling inspection with particular reference to the sampling procedures and tables for inspection by attributes given in parts 1, 2 and 3 of IS0 2859 and in IS0 8422. Section 3 extends the introduction to acceptance sampling given in Section 2 and amplifies the introductory text and instructions contained in IS0 2859-1, by giving detailed comments and examples to assist in using the method of sampling inspection that constitutes the IS0 2859-l sampling system.

Document information

Standard from SN
Published: 14 December 2000
Withdrawn: 1 April 2011
Edition: 1
Version: 1
Document type: NAT
Pages
ISBN:

ICS 03.120.30
National Committee ISO/TC 69/SC 5

Product Relations

Replaced by: NS-ISO 2859-10:2006
Adopted from: ISO 2859-0:1995
Replaces: NS 5800:1978

NS-ISO 2859-0:1995

Access to standards for the entire organization

Benefits of our business solution:

Contact us today for a non-binding offer

NS-ISO 2859-0:1995

NS 5800:1978

Abstract

Document information

Product Relations

Product life cycle

Access to standards for the entire organization

Benefits of our business solution:

Contact us today for a non-binding offer

Extended editions Extended editions (0)

Version history Related corrigendum and amendments (0)

Version history History (2)

NS-ISO 2859-0:1995

NS 5800:1978

Abstract

Document information

Product Relations

Product life cycle