Inconsistent nominal values of stainless steel weights?

Standard weights are divided into stainless steel weights, cast iron weights, and chrome plated weights due to their different materials. Of course, due to different materials and usage scenarios, today we will take a look at some of the contents of the nominal value range of weights.

Price of stainless steel weights

For example, if the small nominal value of an M-class weight is 100mg and the large value is 5000kg, then a 50mg land code cannot be defined as an M-class weight for R111. However, when its large allowable error and other requirements (such as shape or marking) meet the requirements of an M-class weight, it can be used as a weight for that class. Otherwise, it cannot indicate that the weight meets the requirements of R111.

Weight nominal value range: inconsistent

In the "scope" of this verification regulation, it is clearly stated that although the nominal value of the weight ranges from 1 kg to 5000 kg in the table of allowable errors for large masses, if practical work requires it, the nominal value of the weight can be extended upwards or downwards, that is, at a certain level of accuracy, weights larger or smaller than the nominal value in Table 5-I are allowed.

However, in recommendation R1 11, such weights are not allowed. The nominal value of the weights specified in this way specifies the allowable sizes of weights for each level of R111, with large allowable errors and units not extending upwards or downwards.

The stability evaluation index of the weights between validation cycles is:

Suggestion R11I does not specify the consistency of measurement results during the verification and calibration process, but only has strict and clear requirements for its uncertainty, without specifying the stability between periodic verification results. In the process of revising the verification regulations, most verification personnel propose that the verification regulations are not only normative documents in daily verification work, but also the technical basis for evaluating whether the basic standards are qualified or not in the basic standard assessment. Therefore, this verification regulation refers to the provisions of the basic standard assessment method and the requirements for the stability of weights in, and clearly provides the stability requirements during the verification period.