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We are a systems integrator for automation systems. We have worked with PLCs and PC based systems and have selected and installed measuring devices for pressure, temperature, gas flow, liquid flow, level, weight, oxygen content and several other variables. Recently, the operators of a gas pipeline who connects Bolivia with
Brazil asked us to offer calibration services for their equipment. I guess that it is a step forward for us: from selecting and installing
equipment to calibrating it. I have tried but have not been able to find good information on how to set up a shop for calibration of equipment. Sort of a Cookbook on calibration
shops. I have bought books like MEASUREMENT AND CALIBRATION REQUIREMENTS FOR QUALITY ASSURANCE FOR ISO 9000, written by Alan S. Morris, published by Wiley. I bought it after reading that: "This is followed by a discussion of the
measurement and calibration procedures and equipment necessary for the operation of the mechanisms for assessing the sources of measurement error and quantifying their effect. A series of separate chapters is devoted to each of the commonly measured quality-related quantities."
But I was wrong. I hope some of you could help me on this.
Regards
Jimmy Saldivias
TECSIM
[email protected]
We are a systems integrator for automation systems. We have worked with PLCs and PC based systems and have selected and installed measuring devices for pressure, temperature, gas flow, liquid flow, level, weight, oxygen content and several other variables. Recently, the operators of a gas pipeline who connects Bolivia with
Brazil asked us to offer calibration services for their equipment. I guess that it is a step forward for us: from selecting and installing
equipment to calibrating it. I have tried but have not been able to find good information on how to set up a shop for calibration of equipment. Sort of a Cookbook on calibration
shops. I have bought books like MEASUREMENT AND CALIBRATION REQUIREMENTS FOR QUALITY ASSURANCE FOR ISO 9000, written by Alan S. Morris, published by Wiley. I bought it after reading that: "This is followed by a discussion of the
measurement and calibration procedures and equipment necessary for the operation of the mechanisms for assessing the sources of measurement error and quantifying their effect. A series of separate chapters is devoted to each of the commonly measured quality-related quantities."
But I was wrong. I hope some of you could help me on this.
Regards
Jimmy Saldivias
TECSIM
[email protected]