INTERNATIONAL ISO

STANDARD 4064-4

First edition
2014-06-01

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Contents Page

Foreword iv
1 Scope 1
2 Nonnative references 1

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Concentric and cartridge meters and exchangeable metrological,1dules 4
Annex A (informative) Concentric water meter manifold il'~'::.< 10
Annex B (normative) Connection interfaces - Solutions for cartrid'g~;;ers 13
Annex C (informative) Examples of adaptors and converters L t: 24
Bibliography......................... ~ ..26

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Foreword
ISO (the International Organization for Standardization) is a worldwide federation of national standards
bodies (ISO member bodies). The work of preparing International Standards is normally carried out
through ISO technical committees. Each member body interested in a subject for which a technical
committee has been established has the right to be represented on that committee. International
organizations, governmental and non-governmental, in liaison with ISO, also take part in the work.
ISO collaborates closely with the International Electrotechnical Commission (lEC) o:1~~tmatters of
electrotechnical standardization. {~':-.""""
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The procedures used to develop this document and those intended for its furtl~er ill,aintenance are
described in the ISO/IEC Directives, Part 1. In particular the different approval~ctit:!'lr:,j~needed for the
different types of ISO documents should be noted. This document was drafte~ i~~cordance with the
editorial rules of the ISO/IEC Directives, Part 2, www.iso.org/directives. t"~~,
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Attention is drawn to the possibility that some of the elements of this dOf~mtt1t may be the subject of
patent rights. ISO shall not be held responsible for identifying any or allfuc)11JafEmt rights. Details of any
patent rights identified during the development of the document wm"J)ljfhe Introduction and/or on
the ISO list of patent declarations received, www.iso.org/patents. ~/
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Any trade name used in this document is information given for<;;th~tenience of users and does not
constitute an endorsement....-:",~~
The committee responsible for this document is ISO/TC 30,Aeg~Jement of fluid flow in closed conduits,
Subcommittee SC 7, Volume methods including water meters: ;::rf

ISO 4064 consists of the following parts, under the gener~l~titl~ Water meters for cold potable water and
hot water: \
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Part 1: Metrological and technical reqUireme~J:~:7 ",

Part 2: Test methods ..,,_'~

Part 3: Test report format . r~~'.

Part 4: Non-metrological reqUlrements:.n6t covered In ISO 4064-1
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Part 5: Installation requirements ~.'/}~)'-.)

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Water meters for cold potable water and hot water -

Part 4:
Non-metrological requirements not covered iR{~O4064-1
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1 Scope {
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This part of ISO 4064 applies to water meters used to meter the voIurrfe 6f~Id potable water and hot
water flowing through a fully charged, closed conduit. These water ~t~.rs incorporate devices which
indicate the integrated volume. ';;
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lbSS requirements for meters for
This part of ISO 4064 specifies technical characteristics and p:fS
cold potable water and hot water. It applies to water meters WUlr withstand:
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a) a maximum admissible pressure (MAP) equal to at leaSt.,}. 111- al) [0,6 MPa for meters for use with
pipe nominal diameters (DNs) ;:::500mm]; ,'';;~r{lv
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b) a maximum admissible temperature (MAT) for co}6"pot'a6Yewater meters of 30°C;
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c) a MAT for hot water meters of up to 180 °C, d~pen(Hn'(m class.

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In addition to meters based on mechanical priJb,il?l~~, this part of ISO 4064 also applies to water
meters based on electrical or electronic princiR}eS, and to water meters based on mechanical principles
incorporating electronic devices, used to meted(~e volume flow of hot water and cold potable water. It
also applies to electronic ancillary device a rule ancillary devices are optional. However, national
or international regulations may make illary devices mandatory in relation to the utilization
of the water meter.

2 Normative references
The following documents, in}" t in part, are normatively referenced in this document and are
indispensable for its applica~~. )tv,6r dated references, only the edition cited applies. For undated
references, the latest edition of't1a~referenced document (including any amendments) applies.

ISO 228-1, Pipe threads,whe ressure-tight joints are not made on the threads - Part 1: Dimensions,
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tolerances and designati~Il:.::,
ISO 4064-110IML
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'1"Water meters for cold potable water and hot water - Part 1: Metrological and
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technical requir,

lIeflanges - Part 3: Copper alloy and composite flanges

3 Terms and definitions

For the purposes of this document, the terms and definitions given in ISO 4064-110IML R 49-1 apply.

NOTE Many of the definitions used in this part of ISO 4064 conform to ISO/lEe Guide 99:200710IML V
2-200:2012,[1] OIML V 1:2013,[2.] and OIML D 11.L3]

1) 1MPa=10bar

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4 Technical characteristics

4.1 In-line meters

4.1.1 Meter size and overall dimensions

Meter size is characterized either by the thread size of the end connections or by the nominal size of the
flange. For each meter size, there is a corresponding fixed set of overall dimensions. Tlte:~d.imensions of
the meter, as illustrated in Figure 1. shall be in accordance with Table 1. ~.

~: Wz Wl + Wz is the width of a cuboid within whic ~ter meter can be contained

Hl, Hz Hl + Hz is the height of a cuboid within whi ter meter can be contained
L length of a cuboid within which the wate\met f..;fan be contained
NOTE The cover is at right angles to its closed pos~Dimensions Hl, Hz, Wl and Wz are maxima; L is a fixed
value with specified tolerances. '>
a Pipe axis.

er size and overall dimensions

4.1.2
Permissible values of dim a and b for threaded connections are given in Table 1. Threads shall
conform to ISO 228-1. F' ,llefinesdimensions a and b.

Figure 2 - Threaded connection

4.1.3 Flanged connection

Flanged end connections shall conform to ISO 7005-2 and ISO 7005-3 for the maximum pressure
corresponding to that of the water meter. Dimensions shall be as given in Table 1.

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The manufacturer shall provide a reasonable clearance behind the rear face of the flange to allow access
for installation and removal.

Table 1 - Water meter dimensions for threaded and flanged connections

Dimensions in millimetres
DNa Preferred
Urnin brnin Alternative values of Lb Wl, Wz Hl Hz
size values of Lb &

15

20
10c 12c

12 14
165

190
80,85,100,105,11~ 114'115'13~134'135'14~
170,175,180,190,200,220
105,110,115,130,134,135,165,175,195,200,
• 60

60
220

240
220,229
25 12 16 260 110,150,175,199,200,210,225,273 0 65 260
32 13 18 260 110'150'175'19~200'230'270'300'~ :~, 110 70 280
40 13 20 300 200,220,245,260,270,387 4 120 75 300
50 13 20 200 170,245,250,254,270,275,300,345,3 ~ 135 216 390
65 14 22 200 170,270,300,450 150 130 390
80 200 190,225,300,305,350,425,500 4,,: It 180 343 410
100 250 210,280,350,356,360,375,45014650~~,fr 225 356 440
125 250 220,275,300,350,375,450 j;t!x;;;:''lttqfY 135 140 440
150 300 230,325,350,450,450500,~60
"',.'0"- ,J 267 394 500
200 350 260,400,500,508, 550,/:00, 6~O;;> 349 406 500
250 450 330,400,600,660,800'%~J 368 521 500
300 500 380,400,800 l 394 533 533
350
400
500
600
420,800
500,550,80~
4J~'" 270
290
300
320
500
500
500 600 500,625'~?40~!70b800,900,1000 365 380 520
'h /1''''_.
600 800 500,750,821l,920,1000,1200 390 450 600
800 1200 600 510 550 700
>800 1,25x ON ON 0,65x ON 0,65x ON 0,75x ON
a Nominal size of flanges and t nnections.

b Tolerance on length: ON 1 040)

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ON 50 to 300 - L_3 ; ON 350 to 400 - L_5 . Tolerances on lengths of meters
greater than ON 400 should b ~'between the user and manufacturer.
c For ON 15 meters ofle 9 mm or 85 mm, Urn in= brnin = 7,5mm.

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4.1.4 Combi" '~lPitleter connection
Dimensions:sha as set out in Table 2.
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The overall len of a combination meter may be a fixed dimension or may be adjustable by means of
a sliding coupling. In this case, the minimum possible adjustment of the meter overall length shall be
15 mm relative to the nominal value of L defined in Table 2.

At the time of publication, because of the wide variation in the height of the various types of combination
meters, it has not been possible to standardize this dimension.

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Table 2 - Combination water meter with flanged end connections

Dimensions in millimetres

Preferred values Alternative values of L

DNa size of L

50 300 270,432,560,600 220

65 300 650 240
80 350 300,432,630,700 260
100 350 360,610,750,800 350
125 350 850 350
150 500 610,1000 400
200 500 1160,1200 400
a Nominal size of flange connection.
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4.2 Concentric and cartridge meters and exchangeable me~~~;ical modules
NOTE 1 This subclause contains the necessary information on meter 'Size andoverall dimensions. Two meter
manifold connection designs are shown in Annex A.
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NOTE 2 It is possible that this subclause and Annex A will be sUbject1S>change as concentric water meter and
manifold designs evolve. ( );

4.2.1 Meter size and overall dimensions

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Dimensions for a current meter design are shown in ure 3 and Table 3.
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4.2.2 Design of the meter manifold connec .

The meter connection shall be designed to~..{)n",ct the meter, using the screw thread provided,
to a manifold having this design of face. suiilibIrieals shall ensure that no leaks occur between the I
inlet connection and the meter/manifo 'or or between the inlet and outlet passages at the
meter/manifold interface.

4.2.3

4.2.3.1
Dimensions of concentric an

General
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Dimensions for concentric and ~~tt:idge meters are defined by a cylinder into which the meter fits - see
Figure 3, in which] and K d6fnil!~espectively the height and diameter of a cylinder enclosing the meter.
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Figure 3 - Concentric and cartridge~~7t~r dimensions

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NOTE Where there is a separate indicating device or c i\fbl~he overall size specified in Figure 3 applies
only to the housing of the measurement transducer.
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4.2.3.2 Concentric meters

Dimensions for concentric meters are specifie

Table 3-1
Dimensions in miIIimetres
Maximum} Maximum0K
220 110
220 135
a

4.2.3.3 Dimensions of ~ttri~ge meters

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Dimensions for cartridi~;:hl~ters are specified in Table 4.

Table 4 - Cartridge meter dimensions

Dimensions in miIIimetres
Maximum} Maximum0K
90 200 150

4.2.4 Dimensions of exchangeable metrological modules

The dimensions of exchangeable metrological modules in meters with horizontal or vertical flow
patterns (WP or WS) shall be in accordance with Figure 4 and Tables 5 and.6..

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A, B, C,D, E '" Tables 5 and 6 ~

Figure 4 - Dimensions of exchangeable ....merrological modules -

Meters with horizontal or vertical flow ~attern (WP or WS)
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Table 5 - Exchangeable metrdl~CfJI modules: dimensions -
Meters with horizo1it'al flow pattern (WP)

DN Maximum A
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Maximtm;f'B'" Maximum C
Dimensions in miIlimetres
Maximum D Maximum E Ii
40 210 125 190 147
50 210 125 190 147
65 210 125 190 147
80 235 145 190 180
100 235 145 190 180
125 235 145 190 180
150 3;Z.Q.~ 210 290 245
200 _3'7Q ••' . 220 290 276
250 1.)ZQ~~ 258 220 290 276
300 '~70 258 220 290 276
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Table 6 - Exchangeable metrological modules: dimensions -

Meters with vertical flow pattern (WS)
Dimensions in millimetres
DN Maximum A MaximumB MaximumC MaximumD MaximumE
50 232 150 130 160 170
65 250 168 130 202 170
80 270 177 166 2~~ 218
100 310 204 168
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218
150 425 290 255 "1~~ 292
200 440 340 280 0 360

Dimensions of exchangeable modules for use in combination meters sl~illi:l!>~.in

accordance with Figure 5
and Table 7.
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C
D

~Imensions of exchangeable metrological modules - Combination meters

Table 7 - Exchangeable metrological modules: dimensions - Combination meters

Dimensions in millimetres

DN Maximum A MaximumB MaximumC MaximumD MaximumE MaximumF

50 310 195 260 300 266 150

65 345 215 260 330 280 150
80 365 235 260 320 290 150
100 385 255 260 335 300 150

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Figures 6 to 10 show examples of meters with interchangeable inserts.

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Figure 6 - Meter with exchangeable metrologi-

cal module - Axial flow pattern
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Figtfre 7'::::::" Meter with exchangeable metro-
'9~icplmodule - Vertical flow pattern
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Figure 8 - Meter with exchangeable metrologi- Figure 9 - Meter with exchangeable metro-
cal module - logical module - Concentric flow pattern,
Axial flow pattern, combination type inferential
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Figure 10 - Meter with£e~~hangeable metrological module -
Concentr;;I."lo~attern, volumetric
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AnnexA
(informative)

Concentric water meter manifold

A.l . General ~
At the time of publication of this part of ISO 4064, an International Standard~f~tnl connections to
concentric water meters does not exist. This annex contains the necessary j~for~'ation to design and
construct the meter manifold connection and refers to any relevant sources'of"ttlf9rmation. This annex
is subject to expansion as other manifold designs are submitted for inclust6 .

A.2 Concentric water meter manifold design

The design of two manifold interfaces is shown in Figures A.l and ~\(S~*e
~ also Table 3) .
.

The meter connection should be designed to connect the mete~~tg the screw thread provided, to
a manifold having this design of face. Suitable seals shouldren~re that no leaks occur between the

NOTE ISO4064-210IML
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inlet connection and the meter/manifold exterior or betw~edhe
meter/manifold interface. .
inlet and outlet passages at the

t,ststo h, p.",d hyth" m,teetyp'.

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Dimensions in millimetres except where otherwise indicated

~iP63,OO
iP59,50
iP59,20

G 1~"

iP30,OO
iP27,90
iP19,70
iP19,60
~R1,O
iP17,20
iP16,30

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000
rn N
~RO,6
N7

b /:J~-:::7
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Key ~»':-:':;~
A minimum, full thread /)~~::.

a 0g)
NOTE Machined surface roughness,~;~;~mJ unless otherwise stated. Tolerance on angles: :t3°.
Water flow in. ""Y b Water flow out.

Figure A.1 '~Ple manifold dimensions - G 1'h concentric meters

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Dimensions in millimetres except where otherwise indicated

~~80,OO
~73,SO
~73.oo
G 2"

~~38,OO

~32,10
~31,90
~28,20
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z ~27,80

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Lf'I

X
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;:.. ~..

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Key
A minimum, full thread ~;.".'
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NOTE Machined surface roughness 3,2 11m,unl~ss<~'therwise stated. Tolerance on angles: :!:1°.

a Water flow in. / )L<,~.i b Water flow out.

Figure A.2 - ExamPla~i;~ld

'itch., """04
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dimensions - G 2 concentric meters
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AnnexB
(normative)

Connection interfaces - Solutions for cartridge meters

B.l Concentric cartridge meters ~'

Figures B.1 to B.10 show connection interface types for concentric cartl;Jag~1n~{~rs.
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i"~~~q Dimensions in millimetres
G2
tf)57,OO
tf)56,OO
tf)52,50
tf)51,50 ~,
tf)47,5Q~, ~.
tf)46rOO~"~,/ -.L 0,1 A
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Lf"lo
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Key
1 sealing surface 2 thread length
a Upstream flo b Downstream flow.

Figure B.1 - Connection interface - Type 1ST

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Dimensions in millimetres
~69,70
~65,80

2
M62 x 2
1 II
~33,30

\ ~31,70

...L 0,1 A ~
&: II

~
Key
1 sealing surface 2
V
I
thread leflg!h
a Upstream flow. b Downe,j"'I!OW'
Figure B.2 - Connection intt7aee - Type TEl
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Dimensions in millimetres
M~~~

~~t~~.
' ..••..
51,70
__ ~57,50
2
/ J.d
.. 52,20
_,X ~52.00 /
00

~-;- ()~ 00

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['"-"\Do,

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~24.00
~23.00
~34,OO
~32,50

Key
1 sealing surface 2 thread length
a Upstream flow. b Downstream flow.

Figure B.3 - Connection interface - Type MET

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Dimensions in millimetres
M65 x 2
<1>62,20
<1>62,00
<1>57,70
<1>57,50 2
<1>52,20
<1>52,00 /
1

<1>24,00 " _ /'

<1>23,00..-." ~ ...
<1>31/60 )'\
~32:S1l~/ '

Key
1 sealing surface
C-J'
2 thread length
a Upstream flow. b Downstream flow.

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Keection interface - Type MOe

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Dimensions in millimetres
4>66,50
4>65,50

GzX II
4>56,23
4>56,08
4>54,60
4>54,40
4>34,50 2
4>34,00
4>26)0
4>25,80
co
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/ 00
Lfl~
0'''0''' _ .._ ..

Key
1 sealing surface 2
a Upstream flow. b D
I

Figure B.5 - conneCtiOn4~terface

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- Type MUK

Dimensions in millimetres
1

00
~O
'$!."'$!."

I
Key
1 sealing surface 2 thread length
a Upstream flow. b Downstream flow.

Figure B.6 - Connection interface - Type PCC

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Dimensions in millimetres
M60 x 3
~60.00
~56.70
~52.30
~51.70 2
1 ~46.50
~46.00 /

Key
1 sealing surface 2
V
tfire~d tength
","-~""p
a Upstream flow. b FDb~nstream flow.

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Figure B.7 - Connection interface - Type YOl
\'<"'z,!i
~
Lcj" Dimensions in millimetres
""""'"'M6"O x 1,5
~56,5
~52
~46
~33
~23
U"l

"$--

K E:
ey fff*'i,\
a Upstreani~9~' b Downstream flow.

Figure B.8 - Connection interface - Type M60

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Dimensions in millimetres
G3
~74.20
~74,OO
~44,10
~43,70

~39,OO H9
~37.2
~36,8
1 ~34,OO 00
~33,OO ~-:-
NN

Key
1 sealing surface 2 tJ::d fength
~ ,,I
a Upstream flow. b Dowt'lstreamflow.

Figure 8.9 - couue~\rface - Type CRI

Dimensions in millimetres
__ ~L "I
I. ()-)

Key
L,j, K see Table 8.1

Figure B.I0 - Non-preferred connection interface solutions for installations in existing pipe
fittings only

Table B.1 gives dimensions of existing connection interfaces for concentric cartridge meters.

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Table B.1 - Dimensions of existing connection interfaces for concentric cartridge meters
Dimensions in millimetres
Type L J K
MOE M65 x 2 9,8 to 10 41,85 to 41,95

B.2 Axial cartridge meters

Figures 8.11 to 8.17 show connection interface types for axial cartridge mete~~'"7:"7
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imensions in millimetres
M77 x 1,5 6H
~72,15
~71,95
~63,15 1
~62,95

3- -b

Key
1 sealing surface 2 1bread1ength 3 area for specific marking, e.g.
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a Upstream flow. b own stream flow. A34 / ~flow direction / manufacturer /3/4"

Zz'
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Dimensions in millimetres
M77 x 1,5 6H
~72,15
~71,95
~63,15
~62,95

1
00 .~

I~~ #;::: ~
a-

~ :i: ;:;:_~
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V

Key
3 ~52,15
~51,95

~
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1 sealing surface 2 thread length 3 area clor speci~f.IC mar ki ng, e.g.
a Upstream flow. b Downstream flow. A1 / ~ flow\iredion / manufacturer / 1"

Figure B.12 - connect~~~erface

U - Type Al

aW x 1,5
Dimensions in millimetres

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~(/)72

(/)71,2
'", 67 x 2,5

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o 17,12 x 2,62
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Key
a a-ring sealing or a-ring groove

Figure B.13 - Connection interface - Type MB3 I

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Dimensions in millimetres
Mao x 1,5
1/>74,1
a 1/>70 x 2,5

I
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-- ----------t----------
I

Key
F form -sealing a a-ri~se.elfrtg or a-ring groove
(:' •.••.
,. Jt>,'

,-,. ,I

Figure B.14 - connection't~~~e - Type MB2

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~ _) Dimensions in millimetres
MSax 1,5

1/>54

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Dimensions in millimetres
~60.70
~60.30
M60 x 2

00
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1
o
00
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~42.83
I
~42.77
~50.06
~50,OO
~60,60
~60,40
)
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Key
1 sealing surface 2 thread length O 0.\-rmg sea I'mg or O'-rmg groove
L. ~_-_--:;~_:~>"-.
Upstream flow. b Downstream flow.
a
/)._-,~
Figure B.16 - conne~~n interface - Type DMl
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(-.I .f Dimensions in millimetres
~~

~jSt)~
0/
L

Key
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Figure B.17 - Non-preferred connection interface solutions

For installations in existing pipe fittings only

Table B.2 gives dimensions of existing connection interfaces for axial cartridge meters.
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Table B.2 - Dimensions of existing connection interfaces for axial cartridge meters
Dimensions in millimetres
Type L J K
WEI M78 x 1,5 15,50 to 15,55 38,50 to 38,55
HTl M45 x 1,5 9,2 to 9,3 30,7 to 30,75
HT2 M66 xl 7,7 to 7,8 t>~1,8 to 31,9
WGU M66 x 1,25 7,7 to 7,8 ~~~to32,55

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AnnexC
(informative)

Examples of adaptors and converters

Examples of adaptors and converters are shown in Figures C.1 to C.4.

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Figure C.l - Adaptor conversion from th~frigl.;jet principle to a concentric one, fitted on
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Figure C.2 - Convertor - seat-depth extension

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Figure C.3 -{'Conv~hor- change of flow direction

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Figure C.4 - Convertor - change of flow pattern

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Bibliography

[1] ISO/IEe Guide 99:2007, International vocabulary of metrology - Basic and general concepts and
associated terms (VIM)

[2] OIML V 1:2013, International vocabulary of terms in legal metrology (VIML)

[3] OIML D 11:2013, General requirements for electronic measuring instruments 'ironmental
conditions

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