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Traceability of measurements in compliance with the ISO 17025 standard

Author: Philippe PETIT

Publication date: June 10, 2007

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2. Definition of traceability

Traceability [4] is the proof that the measuring instrument, standard, analysis or test equipment used is calibrated against another piece of equipment, itself calibrated against a national or international standard.

The traceability of a measurement is ensured by the calibration of the equipment used and all records relating to this calibration.

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