Article | REF: R1732 V2

Calibration of masses by users

Author: Denis LOUVEL

Publication date: March 10, 2010, Review date: November 2, 2020

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11. Numerical example of a 20 kg calibration

The laboratory wishes to calibrate a 20 kg weight in-house to classify it as M 1 .

11.1 Comparator repeatability test

Table 14 shows that the drift in values since the first A 1 deposit and the last A 20 deposit of the same load, although significant, is cancelled out by measurement processing.

We can also see that the average is close to zero, which is normal since the same load is always measured.

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