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Name: STN EN ISO 8199
Validity: Withdrawn
Number of pages: 70
Language:
EN
Hard copy: 24,40€
Electronic version a) Only read (without ability to print and copy) 21,96€
b) Without ability to print, with ability to copy (printscreen) 24,40€
c) With ability to print and copy (printscreen) 31,72€
Slovak title Kvalita vody. Všeobecné požiadavky a pokyny na stanovenie mikroorganizmov kultivačnými metódami (ISO 8199: 2018)
English title Water quality - General requirements and guidance for microbiological examinations by culture (ISO 8199:2018)
Release Date: 01. 05. 2019
Date of withdrawal: 01. 12. 2019
ICS: 07.100.20
Sorting character/National clasification code 75 7810
Level of incorporation: idt EN ISO 8199:2018, idt ISO 8199:2018
Official Journal 04/19
Amendments
Replaced by: STN EN ISO 8199:2019-12 (75 7810)
Repleces: STN EN ISO 8199:2008-05 (75 7810)
Note in Official Journal:
Subject of the standard: This document specifies requirements and gives guidance for performing the manipulations common to each culture technique for the microbiological examination of water, particularly the preparation of samples, culture media, and general apparatus and glassware, unless otherwise required in the specific standard. It also describes the various techniques available for detection and enumeration by culture and the criteria for determining which technique is appropriate. This document is mainly intended for examinations for bacteria, yeasts and moulds, but some aspects are also applicable to bacteriophages, viruses and parasites. It excludes techniques not based on culturing microorganisms, such as polymerase chain reaction (PCR) methods.