OS GSO OIML R107-1&2:2011
OIML R 107-1&2:2007
Omani Standard
Current Edition
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Approved on
12 October 2011
Discontinues totalizing automatic weighing instruments "Totalizing Hopper Weighers" Part 1&2 : Metrological and Technical Requirement – Tests & Test Report format
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158 Pages
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OS GSO OIML R107-1&2:2011 Scope
This International Recommendation specifies the requirements and test methods for discontinuous totalizing automatic weighing instruments (totalizing hopper weighers), hereafter to as "instruments".
It is intended to provide standardized requirements and test procedures to evaluate the metrological and technical characteristics of an instrument in a uniform and traceable way.
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