Article | REF: R1735 V1

Take the credit of the balance uncertainty calibration

Author: Denis LOUVEL

Publication date: March 10, 2017, Review date: September 2, 2020

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6. Anticipating risk with minimum weighing

Minimum weighing is the smallest amount of sample required for a weighing operation to be consistent with a specific relative weighing accuracy.

Consequently, when weighing a quantity representing a minimum weighing, P min , the relative measurement uncertainty of the weighing is equal to the required weighing accuracy, Need, so that U(P min )/P min = Need. This yields the equation (9) which is used to determine the minimum weight:

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