IEEE 268 1992

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American National Standard for Metric Practice

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IEEE	1992	70

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Revision Standard – Inactive – Superseded. Guidance for the application of the modernized metric system in the United States is given. Known as the International System of Units (SI), the system is intended as a basis for worldwide standardization of measurement units. Information is included on SI, a limited list of non-SI units recognized for use with SI units, and a list of conversion factors from non-SI to SI units, together with general guidance on proper style and usage.

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3	mile per minute meter per second (ds) meter er second squared (ds e
6	gilbert ampere (A)
7	radian per second (Taus) meter er second squared foot per second squared
8	1 Scope SI Units and Symbols Classes of Units 2.2 Base Units 2.3 Supplementary Units
9	2.4 Derived Units 2.5 SI Prefixes Base SI Units Table 2 Supplementary SI Units biot ampere (A) coulomb (C)
10	Unit of Mass 3 Application of SI General Table 3 Derived SI Units With Special Names and Symbols
11	Table 4 Some Common Derived SI Units Without Special Names or Symbols
12	Application of SI Prefixes 3.2.1 General SI Prefixes
13	3.2.2 Selection Prefixes in Compound Units 3.2.4 Compound Prefixes Powers of Units 3.2.6 Calculations Other Units Units From Different Systems Units in Use With SI
14	Units in Use With SI
15	Units in Use With SI Temporarily Units and Names to Be Abandoned Table 7 Units in Use With SI Temporarily
16	Other Recommendations Concerning Units Mass Force and Weight
17	(Unit: newton)
18	3.4.2 Temperature 3.4.3 Nominal Dimensions Torque and Work
19	3.4.5 Impact Pressure and Vacuum Quantities Expressed as Pure Numbers Style and Usage Rules for Writing Unit Symbols liter per second (Us)
20	Rules for Writing Names Units Formed by Multiplication and Division
21	3.5.4 Numbers
22	Attachments to Unit Symbols 3.5.6 Pronunciation Recommended Pronunciation of Prefixes
23	4 Bibliography Recommended Pronunciation of Selected Units
25	Tables of Conversion Factors Al General A2 Notation A3 Use
26	A4 Organization
27	Classified List of Units-Space and Time
31	Classified List of Units-Mechanics
33	hundredweight long (112 kilogram (kg)
37	Classified List of Units-Heat
40	Classified List of Units-Electricity and Magnetism
41	Classified List of Units-Light Classified List of Units-Radiology
42	Alphabetical List of Units
45	ampere per meter (Nm)
54	Appendix B Terminology
55	Rules for Conversion and Rounding C1 General Significant Digits Operations on Data
56	Accuracy and Rounding
57	Rounding Values
58	Conversion of Linear Dimensions of Interchangeable Parts Rounding Tolerance-Inches to Millimeters
60	Other Units Conversion of Temperature Tolerance Requirements
62	(Le SystAme International &Unites) D1 History
63	Advantages of SI
64	Selection of Units Definitions of SI Base Units
65	Definitions of SI Supplementary Units Definitions of SI Derived Units With Special Names
68	The BIPM and the Meter Convention