Definition

The difference between laboratory calibration and field calibration. In the laboratory, total flow indicating instruments are also calibrated using the same method. The inspection of similar instruments and field calibration differ significantly. Unlike targeted on-site inspections and calibrations, field calibration is often aimed at identifying common faults and checking the accuracy of key calibration results. Therefore, the instruments and equipment used are relatively simple, new calibration items are usually incomplete, and the working environment often deviates from the standard conditions of reference materials.

Equipment Parameters:

Flow Adjustment Range: 40 kg/h to 12,000 kg/h

Flow Adjustment Accuracy: Not less than 0.5%