GSO ISO 15886-4:2022
ISO 15886-4:2019
Gulf Standard
Current Edition
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Approved on
12 May 2022
Irrigation equipment — Irrigation sprinklers — Part 4: Test methods for durability
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GSO ISO 15886-4:2022 Scope
This document specifies the conditions and methods for testing the durability of rotating sprinklers for irrigation.
The term sprinkler is used here in a broad generic sense and is meant to cover a wide variety of products as classified in ISO 15886-1, which applies to all irrigation sprinkler classifications having both static parts and moving parts during operation, as defined by the manufacturer.
For any given sprinkler, a wide range of nozzle configurations, operating conditions, and adjustments generates at least a theoretical need for a correspondingly large number of tests. Testing agencies and manufacturers can use interpolation techniques to reduce the number of actual test runs, provided accuracy standards are still being met.
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