BH GSO ISO 8973:2023

ISO 8973:1997
Bahraini Standard   Current Edition · Approved on 10 December 2023

Liquefied Petroleum Gases — Calculation Method for Density and Vapour Pressure

BH GSO ISO 8973:2023 Files

Arabic 8 Pages
Current Edition
BHD 30.34
English 5 Pages
Current Edition Reference Language
BHD 19.93

BH GSO ISO 8973:2023 Scope

This International Standard describes a simplified method for the calculation of density and vapour pressure of liquefied petroleum gases (LPG) based on compositional data and density and vapour pressure factors for individual LPG components. A list of factors is provided in this International Standard. This method is intended for application in specifications of product quality and is not intended for application to quantity measurement in custody transfer (see ISO 6578).

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