Hierarchy of Calibration Organizations
The calibration hierarchy helps us to record the sequence of calibrations performed on an instrument from a reference standard to the final measuring system.
Instrumentation Calibration helps us to maintain and verify sensor accuracy. Different field instruments typically Flow, Pressure, Temperature, Level, etc.
The calibration hierarchy helps us to record the sequence of calibrations performed on an instrument from a reference standard to the final measuring system.
Accuracy is how close a value to its True Value. Precision is how repeatable a measurement is. Learn the difference between them with examples.
Calibration plays an important role in quality control. If an instrument is not calibrated we may suffer loss of our health, money or safety.
Any measurement has two parts – a number and a unit of measurement. The unit of measurement is very important in calibration.
We compare the reading of Unit Under Calibration (UUC) with reference to Master Instrument. Therefore the selection is very important.
You measure a lot of things daily. When did man measure something for the first time? Let’s learn the history of measurement.
The step-by-step procedure described how to calibrate your pH electrode using a standard two-point calibration.
Reliability centered maintenance (RCM) is a tool used to identify potential problems and designed to optimize maintenance programs.
Learn the testing procedure for the field instruments impulse line, pipe or tubing pressure leak test.
Learn the stroke checking procedure for GCV, SRV, IGV, and LFBV using the Mark V gas turbine control system.