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CEI UNI EN/ISO 80000-2

CEI Classification: 25-21

Grandezze ed unità di misura
Parte 2: Segni e simboli matematici da utilizzare nelle scienze naturali e nella tecnica
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Publication Date: 2013-05
ValidFrom: 2013-05
Language: EN
Pages: 54
Issue Num.:  12918 E
Commitee: CEI-CT1/25
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La Norma, parte della serie ISO/IEC 80000, fornisce informazioni generali circa i segni e simboli matematici, i relativi significati, descrizioni e applicazioni. Le raccomandazioni in essa contenute sono primariamente previste per un utilizzo nelle scienze naturali e nella tecnica, ma possono essere applicate anche in altre aree ove si ricorre all’impiego della matematica.
La Norma in oggetto sostituisce completamente la Norma CEI UNI ISO 80000-2:2010-04, che rimane applicabile fino al 31-10-2013.
Il contenuto della presente Norma, adozione europea della ISO 80000-2:2009-12, è tecnicamente identico a quello della precedente edizione.
Questa Norma viene pubblicata dal CEI nella sola lingua inglese in quanto particolarmente mirata a settori specialistici.

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Replaces: CEI UNI ISO 80000-2

See also

EN ISO 80000-2:2013
ISO 80000-2:2009

International Coding Standard (ICS)

17.080
Measurement of time, velocity, acceleration, angular velocity
* Including measuring instruments
* Time-measuring instruments, see 39.040
17.060
Measurement of volume, mass, density, viscosity
* Including measuring instruments
* Volumetric measurements of petroleum products and natural gas, see 75.180.30
01.060
Quantities and units
* Standards included in this group shall also be included in other groups and/or sub-groups according to their subject

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ICS

International Classification for Standards (ICS) is an international classification system for technical standards.

The ICS is a hierarchical classification organized on three levels.

Level 1 covers the main fields of activity in standardization, e.g. road vehicle engineering, agriculture, metallurgy.

Each field has a two-digit notation, e.g.

  43    Road Vehicle Engineering

The main fields are subdivided into groups (level 2). The notation of a group consists of the field notation and a three-digit group number, separated by a point, e.g.

  43.040    Road vehicle systems

Some groups are further divided into sub-groups (level 3). The notation of a sub-group consists of the group notation and a two-digit number, separated by a point, e.g.

  43.040.20 Lighting, signaling and warning devices

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