What is metrological traceability in calibration and how can you ensure calibrations are traceable?
In calibration, metrological traceability is a fundamental consideration. If your calibrations are not traceable, then you won't know if they are correct or not, and there is really no point in doing the calibration.
Read this white paper to learn about:
- Formal definition of metrological traceability
- Traceability chain – a practical example
- When can you claim that your measurement is traceable?
- Timely calibrations
- Every step must be documented
- Every step must include measurement uncertainty
- Calibrations within your plant
- External calibrations – accredited or not?
