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Defines 20 °C as the standard reference temperature to which all dimensional specifications and measurement results refer. ISO Dimensional

ISO · Current

Material, sufficiently homogeneous and stable with reference to specified properties, established to be fit for its intended use in measurement or in examination of…

VIM (JCGM 200:2012) 5.13

A reference procedure used to obtain a result without relation to a standard for a quantity of the same kind — the route by which…

VIM (JCGM 200:2012) 2.8

A standard designated for the calibration of other standards for quantities of a given kind in an organization or at a location — a laboratory…

VIM (JCGM 200:2012) 5.6

…4 Measurement Assurance Duplicate this process with a suitable check standard (Quality Assurance Reference Flask, QARF) or have a suitable range of check standards…

Page 6 · SOP 16 · May 2019 Open PDF at page 6 →

…Reference Line = Calibrated Check Standard value, S c Mean Line = xof measured S c data 3s Action Limits = x± 3 s p 2s Warning…

Page 6 · SOP 30 · May 2019 Open PDF at page 6 →

…stated value and uncertainty, used as a reference — an artifact, instrument, reference material, or measuring system. VIM (JCGM 200:2012) 5.1 Standards & Units

VIM (JCGM 200:2012) 5.1

…Improve the Process During analysis of the measurement process or the reference and check standards, opportunities for corrective action and improvement action may be…

Page 6 · SOP 9 · May 2019 Open PDF at page 6 →

…Common reference temperatures for other liquids follow: Table 3. Reference temperatures for measured volumes. Commodity Reference Temperature Frozen food labeled by volume (e.g…

Page 13 · SOP 14 · May 2019 Open PDF at page 13 →

…Variable Description of Variable d measured difference between X and the reference standard, S, using one of the weighing designs given in other SOPs…

Page 4 · SOP 2 · May 2019 Open PDF at page 4 →