DS DS/EN ISO 534 Paper and board - Determination of thickness, density and specific volume

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Title
Paper and board - Determination of thickness, density and specific volume

Papir og karton - Bestemmelse af tykkelse, tæthed og specifik volumen

Dansk Standard

Publication Date:
Mar 30, 2005

Scope:

This International Standard specifies two methods for measuring the thickness of paper and board:
a) the measurement of a single sheet of paper or board as a single sheet thickness;
b) the measurement of a pack of sheets of paper as a bulking thickness.
It also specifies calculation methods
. for the apparent sheet density and for the apparent bulk density, and
. for the apparent specific sheet volume and for the apparent specific bulk volume
from the thickness determinations.
This International Standard is not applicable to corrugated fibreboard. In addition, method a) is not suitable for
materials with a grammage higher than 225 g/m2.
NOTE 1 The two methods generally lead to different results.
NOTE 2 For tissue paper and tissue products, ISO 12625-3 should be used.

Keywords:

PAPER

PAPERBOARDS

SHEETS

DIMENSIONAL MEASUREMENTS

DENSITY MEASUREMENT

THICKNESS

DENSITY (MASS VOLUME)

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