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Musheer Mahmood Ahmed
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Instrumentation/Calibration

12/26/2007 12:24 AM

I want to calibrate Dead Weighr Tester thoroughly. Kindly let me know the proper method to do so.
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12/26/2007 8:08 PM

A dead-weight tester usually has a user manual. There are a lot of things to look into and saying everything on a forum will take too much time.

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01/02/2008 4:24 AM

Refer to the original equipment manufacturer's documentation. A new tester will have a certificate of calibration against international primary standards, carried out by an accredited testing house on behalf of the original equipment manufacturer.

So is this question really about re-calibration?

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