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Requirements For Automatic Weighing Devices Control And Sorting-Eec

Original Language Title: požadavky na automatická kontrolní a třídicí vážicí zařízení - EHS

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249/2001 Sb.



DECREE



The Ministry of industry and trade



of 22 March. June 2001,



laying down the requirements for the automatic inspection and sorting of the weighing

the device, called the EEC



Change: 260/2003 Coll.



The Ministry of industry and trade shall determine in accordance with section 27 of Act No. 506/1990

Coll. on metrology, as amended by Act No. 121/2000 Coll. (hereinafter the "Act")

for the implementation of § 6 (1). 2 and § 9 para. 1 of the Act:



§ 1



This Decree lays down the requirements for the automatic inspection and sorting

a weighing device. This Ordinance does not apply to automatic weighing

a device for calculating the price of the goods and the printing of documents about the price and the

grading eggs.



§ 2



Automatic control and sorting can be instead of weighing devices

official marks laid down special legal regulation ^ 1) marked

brand of the EEC pattern approval and EEC verification, the initial graphics

the form provides for a separate legal regulation, ^ 2) only if they meet the requirements

set out in the annex to this Decree, which has been verified by the procedures

laid down in the specific legislation. ^ 2)



§ 3



This Decree shall take effect on the date of publication of the sectoral annex for

the measuring instrument to the Protocol to the Europe Agreement establishing an association between the

The Czech Republic on the one hand, and the European communities and their

Member States, of the other part, on conformity assessment and acceptance of

industrial products in the collection of international treaties, or on the date of entry

the Treaty of accession of the Czech Republic to the European Union entered into force,

If the day earlier.



Minister:



doc. Ing. Gregr, r.



XIII.



Requirements for automatic weighing devices control and sorting

1. General definitions



Automatic control and sorting weighing devices divided

weighted goods into two or more groups according to

weight.



1.1 Check weighing machines



A weighing device that divides the weighted item whose

weight varies from predefined values

called a nominal weight.



Features control weighing machines is to divide the

weighted goods into two or more subgroups according to the

the value of the difference between his weight and the

nominal weight.



1.2 Sorting weighing devices



The device, which divides the goods of different weights,

for which there is no predefined

nominal weight.



Features of weighing machines for sorting by weight,

referred to as "screening scales", is to divide the weighted

goods into several subgroups, each of which is

characterised by the range of weight.



2. Terminology



2.1 classification according to the inspection or sorting



2.1.1 weighing devices separating pieces of weighted goods in

the various groups that are leaving the weighing device

separately.



2.1.2 weighing devices separating pieces of weighted goods so that

on each item can be another tag that indicates the

the group to which this piece belongs.



2.1.3 weighing machines that counted the pieces of weighted goods

in each group, without being divided.



2.1.4 the weighing device that for each piece of weighted goods

the Group issued an optical or acoustic signal,

without being divided.



2.2. Breakdown by method of the activity



2.2.1 Continuously operating control and sorting scales



Weighing devices with continuous movement of the weighted

product.



Movement of the product on the load receptor is

continuous and during this motion is available

information about weight.



2.2.2 Discontinuously working inspection and sorting scales



Weighing devices with discontinuous motion of the weighted

product.



Movement of the product on the load receptor is

information about the weight and is available

then, if the product still.



2.3. Devices that are part of the weighing scales



2.3.1 measuring system



2.3.1.1 the weighing unit



A device that provides information on weight, which is

has control or sort. This device may

partly or fully consist of non-automatic weighing instruments.



This device contains a medium load, balancing

mechanism and device showing the value of weight

the load, or the difference between that value and the reference

the value in the units of mass.



2.3.1.2 the boot device



A device that gives a command to the release of information about the

weight.



2.3.1.3. The device for data evaluation



A device that converts the data from the measuring units to the

the signal and the signal processing for the purpose of posting

inspection or sorting order.



2.3.1.4 the indicating device



A device that provides at least one of the

the following information:

-weight control or sorted load,

-the difference between the weight and the reference value,

-subgroup to which control or sorted load

It belongs to.



2.3.2. The transport facilities



Device for moving loads on the load carrier and of the

load carriers.



This device can be part of the weighing unit.



2.3.3 adjustment device



Device for the determination of the limits of the weight of the subgroups.



2.3.4 sorting equipment



The device that automatically splits the burden

to physically separate subgroups. This device

may not be part of a weighing device.



2.3.5 Correction device (set with feedback

binding)



The device, which, depending on the results of the weighing

automatically adjusts the filling device

mixer control weighing device.



2.3.6 Counter



Device showing the sum of the loads that are

move over load carrier (sum counter)

or the device showing the sum of the loads in each

the subgroup.



2.4 known as standard test load



Known as standard test load is the load, which is

tested known as standard zone of indecision (Us), under the conditions

specified in 7.2.1.1.



2.5. Metrological properties



2.5.1 the Nominal set point



Value, expressed in units of mass, preset

through the adjustment device for the purpose of

determination of the limit that separates consecutive

subgroup.



2.5.2 Real set point



Value, expressed in units of mass, due to the

which you can get for the same load two different

the decision, which have the same probability.



2.5.3 setting range



The extent to which the nominal set point can be set

the nominal value of the weight of the load.



2.5.4 the Interval setting (width of the subgroup)



Expressed in units of mass, the interval between

successive nominal set points.



2.5.5 setting error



The difference between the nominal value and the actual point

settings.



2.5.6 Category weight



The Sub-group which fall within the scope of the

weight. If the "n" points setting, then the entire

range of workloads, from zero to infinity, divided into

(n + 1) weight categories.



2.5.7 the minimum capacity



The value of the load under which the machine is not able to

to correctly identify and categorize the burden to the subgroup, in

they belong to.



2.5.8 Zone of indecision



The range is expressed in units of mass, in which the

machine decision unclear.



2.5.8.1 standard zone of indecision (Us)



The range announced by the manufacturer and expressed in units of

weight, in which weighing devices for

etalonovou test load and the speed of the activities

make two different decisions.



2.5.8.2 Nominal zone of indecision (Un)



The range announced by the manufacturer and expressed in units of

weight, in which weighing devices for the

the product and the speed to two different

decision.



2.5.8.3 the actual zone of indecision (Ua)



The range of detected by the Czech metrology institute or

the appropriate metrological service of the Member State and

expressed in units of mass, in which the machine can

for etalonovou test load or the product, and

speed to two different decisions.



Its conventional value is equal to 6 sigma (from-3 to

+ 3 sigma), where sigma is equal to the standard deviation.



2.5.9 surveillance or screening rate (speed)



Number of loads under the control of or classified under

the unit of time.



2.5.10 the length of load



Load length measured in the direction in which this burden

moves.



2.5.11 Time dear



The time elapsing between the moment when the whole load is

on the load receptor, and the moment when it is available

information about weight.



2.5.12 response time



The time elapsing between the moment when the whole load is


on the load receptor, and the moment in which the immediate

the response of the weighing unit is different from the final response of the

a value less than the Un.



Metrological characteristics



. PI 249-2001. pcx



3. General metrological requirements



3.1 the value of the scale interval of the weighing unit



If the weighing unit is indicating device

scale divided into units of weight, then

the value of the scale interval and the value of the verification scale interval

must meet the requirements of a particular legal

Regulation of ^ 3).



3.2 the maximum standard zone of indecision



Without prejudice to the requirements in section 5.1.2 must not

be a standard zone of indecision (Un) greater than:

-1 g for the nominal weight of the load to 100 g

including,

-1% for the load of a nominal weight over 100 g.



3.3. The relationship between the nominal and the standard zone

indecision



The nominal zone of indecision (Un) must not be less

than the standard zone of indecision (Us).



4. the maximum permissible errors



4.1. The maximum permissible errors for EEC type-approval



4.1.1 the weighing unit



If the weighing unit is indicating device

graduated in units of mass, then the

considered a non-automatic weighing devices and must

comply with the requirements in the static tests

established by special legislation ^ 3)

relate to the maximum permissible errors for the weighing

device.



4.1.2 the actual zone of indecision (Ua)



The actual zone of indecision as determined during the tests

carried out pursuant to point 5, shall not exceed 0, 8

standard zone of indecision (Us).



4.1.3 setting error



Error setting must not exceed 0 times

standard zone of indecision (Us).



4.1.4 Changing the actual set point with time



The change of the actual set point must not, during the period

operation of a duration of 8 hours must not exceed 0 times

standard zone of indecision (Us).



4.1.5 Change of the actual set point for the temperature

a difference of 5 ° C must not exceed 0, 1.5 times the standard zone

indecision (Us).



4.1.6 Impact of eccentric load



If it is possible to place the burden of eccentrically, then

the maximum difference between the values of weights needed

to obtain the equilibrium position when you load that is

equal to the minimum capacity shall not exceed

0 times the standard zone of indecision (Us),

whenever the load placed on a load carrier.



4.2. The maximum permissible errors for EEC initial verification



4.2.1. Weighing unit



If the weighing unit is indicating device

graduated in units of mass, then the

considered a non-automatic weighing devices and must

comply with the requirements in the static tests

special legal regulation ^ 3), concerning the

maximum permissible errors for the weighing

device.



4.2.2 the actual zone of indecision (Ua)



The actual zone of indecision as determined during the tests

carried out pursuant to point 5, shall not exceed 0, 8

the nominal value of the zone of indecision (Un).



4.2.3 setting error



Error setting must not exceed 0, 1.5 times the nominal

the zone of indecision (Un).



4.2.4 Changing the actual set point with time



The change of the actual set point must not, during the period

operation of a duration of 8 hours must not exceed 0 times

rated zone of indecision (Un).



4.2.5 actual set point Change with temperature



The change of the actual set point for the temperature

the difference of 5 ° C must not exceed 0.5 times the nominal zone

indecision (Un).



4.3 maximum permissible errors in service



4.3.1 the weighing unit



If the weighing unit is indicating device

scale divided into units of weight, then

considered a non-automatic weighing devices and must

comply with the requirements in the static tests

special legal regulation ^ 3), concerning the

maximum permissible errors for the weighing

device.



4.3.2 the actual zone of indecision (Ua)



The actual zone of indecision as determined during the tests

carried out pursuant to point 5, shall not exceed the nominal

the zone of indecision (Un).



4.3.3 setting error



Error setting must not exceed 0, 1.5 times the nominal

the zone of indecision (Un).



5. Conditions for the use of the maximum permissible errors



5.1 the normal conditions of use



5.1.1 Weight weighted products



Weight weighted products must be in the range between

the maximum and minimum capacities of the instrument.



5.1.2 Minimum capacity



The minimum capacity shall not be less than:

25 Un for Un = 200 mg <

50 to 200 mg < Un Un < = 500 mg,

100 Un for 500 mg < Un.



5.1.3 Time dear



Dear time must be greater than or equal to the response time and

less than or equal to the time during which a load is on

the load receptor. This requirement can be circumvented, if

It's the principles of operation of the equipment or

so allow.



For all the speed less than or equal to the maximum

the speed of the activities must setup error and region

indecision to remain less than or equal to the values

referred to in point 4.



5.2 factors



5.2.1 Temperature



The device must meet the requirements of section 4 in all

almost constant temperatures in the range of at least

25 degrees C.



If the device is intended for operation under the conditions

regulated temperature, then you can reduce the temperature range

at 10 degrees C.



The temperature is considered almost a constant, if

both of the following requirements are met:

-the difference between the extreme temperatures recorded during the

the test does not exceed 5 ° C,

-change the temperature does not exceed five minutes to 1 C.



5.2.2. Power supply



The real set point and the actual zone of indecision

(Ua) shall comply with the requirements of section 4 for the following

changes of the power supply:

from-15% to + 10% of nominal voltage and

from-2% to + 2% of the nominal frequency.



5.2.3 other influence factors



The weighing device must meet the requirements of paragraph 4,

When they are exposed to the effects of other influencing

factors other than those listed in points

5.2.1 and 5.2.2 and arising from the conditions of their

installation and intended use.



6. General technical requirements



6.1 operational competence



A weighing device shall be designed to

comply with the use for which they are intended.



6.2. A random incorrect Setup



A weighing device shall be so designed that, under the

normally it cannot be that bad

setting may violate their activity without

This influence was easily detectable.



6.3 Silencer oscillations (silencer)



Shock oscillation, whose characteristics are

affected by the change in temperature to such a degree that

operation and the accuracy of the machine are outside the prescribed limits,

must be fitted with an automatic compensation

device.



It must be indicated that the device works when

the correct temperature.



Oscillation damper must not be for unauthorized persons

easily accessible.



6.4 Conveyor



If the conveyor belts, streaks or contains chains,

to return the weighted products on the carrier

load, and if these strips, bars, or chains

they are fastened by means of a voltage regulation,

then if this voltage can affect the information on

the weight of the weighing unit, this device

they may not be easily accessible.



6.5 Balancing



6.5.1 the weighing device shall be maintained in the reference

(reclined) position.



6.5.2 If the weighing devices are portable, must then be

equipped with compensatory equipment and location

indicator or, in the case of tilt in the longitudinal

or příčeném direction by 5% meet the requirements

in point 4.



6.5.3. Where the position indicator is supplied for the purpose of

achieve compliance with section 6.5.2, there must be sensitivity

position indicator, such that its moving

part of the indicator is pointing when you tilt the 0.5% displacement

at least 2 mm.



6.6 the equilibrium position setting device and

adjustment device



The device controls for setting up the equilibrium

position and the adjustment device must be able to

set up at least one-fourth of the nominal

the zone of indecision, regardless of whether it is a weighing

the device is loaded or not, in accordance with its operating

method.



6.7 Removable weight



Removable weight must be either the weights of the medium

or a higher class of accuracy according to the relevant

requirements of special legal regulation ^ 3) or


specially made distinguishable by weight

the shape of these weights and identifiable with the

device.



4.2 Descriptive designation



6.8.1 Mandatory labelling



The weighing device must bear the following markings:

-identification mark of the manufacturer,

-identification mark of the importer,

-serial number and type designation of the device,

-EEC type-approval mark,

-maximum capacity: max......................

-minimum capacity: min......................

-the nominal zone

indecision Un.......................

-speed: ... ... ... .... the number of loads

per minute

-response time: t......................

-the value of the verification scale interval of the weighing unit

According to the requirements of a specific legislation ^ 3)

-limits of temperature: ... st. C/..........st. (C)

-voltage electrical

zdroje: ........................ In

-the frequency of the electrical

zdroje: ....................... Hz

-identification mark on parts of the device that

they are not directly connected to the main unit.



6.8.2 Additional marking



According to a particular use of a weighing device may

Czech metrology institute or the relevant

the metrological service of the Member State issuing the

EEC type-approval certificate, require one or

more supplementary designations.



6.8.3 Location friendly designation



The descriptive markings shall be indelible and must have

the size, shape and clarity, in order for

normal conditions of use a weighing device

allow for easy reading.



This marking must be grouped on the scales to easily

prominent place, either on the label with a nominal

affixed next to the values of the indicating device, or

on the indicating device.



A label bearing such an indication shall be

seal, so it cannot be without damage

delete.



6.8.4 the verification marks



Descriptive label can contain a face

for the verification marks. If this label has

Instead, then the device designed for this

the purpose must be available in its vicinity.



7. Eec type-approval



EEC type-approval of automatic control and

sorting weighing machines must be carried out according to the

special legal regulation ^ 2), and the supplementary

and refined requirements.



7.1. Application for EEC type-approval



The request must be accompanied by a weighing device

of the appropriate type, and the following documents:



7.1.1 Documents establishing metrological characteristics:

-the special characteristics of the weighing unit,

-maximum speed activities in accordance with the speed

conveyor with a length of load, load

-electrical properties of the components of the measuring system.



7.1.2. Descriptive documents:

-General arrangement drawings

-the photos and, if necessary, drawings or models

details the importance of metrology,

-schematic drawings showing the method of the activity and

technical description of the instrument.



7.2 examination for EEC type-approval



7.2.1. Eec type-approval tests



The device shall meet the metrological requirements

referred to in points 3, 4.1 and 5 in relation to a standard

the zone of indecision (Us) for standard test

Load Balancing in the scope of their activities, IE. between the minimum

and the maximum capacity, and the minimum and maximum

speed.



Weighing devices, which may have several nominal

points set, shall be tested for at least two

the nominal set points.



Known as standard test burden.



If the test is carried out for the EEC type-approval,

then they have to use known as standard test burden.



Known as standard test load must meet the following

terms and conditions:

-mass "m" = max, min, and 1/2 (max + min.)

-length "L" (cm) = third odm. from m (g) +/-20%

L

-height "h" =-

2

-constant weight,

-hard material,

-nehygroskopický material

-neelektrostatický material

-to avoid metal-to-metal contact.



7.2.1.1. Static tests



7.2.1.1.1 tests with eccentric load



If it is possible to place a load on the load carrier

eccentrically, then you must perform the test loads,

that is equal to the minimum capacity and which is

placed successively at each point of load carriers.

The maximum permissible errors are specified in section 4.1.6.



7.2.1.1.2 Special tests for devices with a weighing unit,

that consists of a stand-alone's

a weighing device.



The weighing unit, a weighing device shall be subjected to

the tests of sensitivity, accuracy, mobility and

are listed in the specific legal requirements

prescription ^ 3).



The maximum permissible errors shall be the same as errors

for non-automatic weighing devices in accordance with

the value of the verification scale interval and class

precision.



7.2.1.2 response time measurement



The response time must be measured at constant test

conditions without the influences of inappropriate influence factors.

The values obtained must not be greater than the values specified

in the descriptive markings.



The data referred to in point 7.1.1 on the maximum

operating speed as a function of the speed of the conveyor

and the length of the load must correspond to the values obtained

for response time.



7.2.1.3 tests under normal conditions of use



7.2.1.3.1 Zone of indecision and error settings



The test must be carried out according to method (C), as

described in section 10.3.



7.2.1.3.2 the actual set point Change with time



These tests must be carried out with the etalonovými

the test loads without changing the settings of the instrument and without

changes affecting factors and must be repeated

several times during the eight-hour operation. During these

the tests can be used to obtain the results

electrical measurement method.



7.2.1.3.3 Change the actual temperature set point



These tests must be carried out with the etalonovými

the test loads without changing the settings of the weighing

the device, and without changing the influence factors with

the exception of temperature; These tests must be in the temperature

the scope specified by the manufacturer, repeated several times. During

These tests can be used to obtain

the results of electrical measurement method.



7.2.2. Test of compliance with technical requirements



Of these tests must be able to determine whether the scales

meet the technical requirements referred to in point 3.



7.2.3. The provisions on the means of testing



For the purposes of testing may Czech metrology Institute

or the appropriate metrological service of the Member State,

require from the applicant a standard test load,

handling equipment, trained staff and suitable

the necessary control of the weighing device.



7.2.4 testing Place



Weighing devices submitted for approval

may be tested:

-either at the premises of the Czech metrological Institute

or the competent authority of the Member of the metrological

the State to which the request was submitted, or

-on any appropriate place designated by agreement between the

Czech metrology institute or the relevant

the metrological service of the Member State and the applicant.



8. The initial EEC verification



The initial EEC verification of automatic control and

sorting weighing machines must be carried out according to the

special legal regulation ^ 2), and the supplementary

and refined requirements.



8.1 Tests for the initial EEC verification



The weighing device must for a given product or products

comply with the requirements referred to in points 3, 4, 5 and 6 in

relation to the decisions of the (Un) in the scope of activities,

i.e.. between the minimum and the maximum capacity, and the minimum

and a maximum speed of.



The initial EEC verification is performed by Czech metrology

Institute for metrological service of the Member or the appropriate

the State, in one or in two stages.



8.1.1. Testing of the first phase



The static test shall be carried out according to paragraph 7.2.1.1.



8.1.2 Testing the second stage



Zone of indecision and error settings must verify

for products for which the weighing device is intended,

by using one of the methods described in point 10.



Method (C) in the case of dispute, the reference method.



8.2. The provisions on the means of testing



For the purposes of testing may Czech metrology Institute

or the appropriate metrological service of the Member State from

the applicant requesting a standard test load,

handling equipment, trained staff and suitable


the necessary control of the weighing device.



8.3 Place the initial EEC verification



The first stage can be carried out in the workshop or on another

a suitable place agreed with the Czech metrology

the Institute or the relevant metrological service

of a Member State; the second stage shall be carried out on

the place of installation.



If the initial EEC verification is completed in the first

stage, then this must be done at the place of installation.



9. Test operation



5.7 test operation



If you have carried out tests during operation, then

It uses the point 4.3.



10. Test method



10.1 the increment Method (method A)



10.1.1 Procedure



10.1.1.1 used test load which is equal to the desired

load.



10.1.1.2 Set set point that is to be tested,

during the "n" Dear always signal

"rejected".



If the weighing devices one or two points

settings, and if you set the interval weighing

a small device, then the point or points of the settings that

are not used, you must set up quite clearly on point

settings, which is being tested, in order to avoid possible

interference during the test.



We will increase the burden on the increment of 10.1.1.3 equal approximately one

tenth of the nominal zone of indecision (Un), as

shown in the weighing device and the test

burden, let go through the "n" times a device.



10.1.1.4 Continue the test so that we increase the test

the burden of individual increments, until during the

the "n" does not appear once the signal "accepted".



10.1.1.5 Continue the test so that we increase the test

the burden of individual increments, until during the

"n" Dear always appears to signal the "accepted".



10.1.1.6 Continue for several increments of weight after that point.



assemble the Results into a table 10.1.1.7.



10.1.1.8 Repeat test procedure with the same test

loads so that we will reduce the burden on the individual

additions, or that we will use a random load.



If it's a random process, then for each

the increment will be needed the test burden.



10.1.1.9 Results put together into the table.



10.1.2 Calculations



10.1.2.1 From the results obtained, we calculate the percentage

the number of refusals and the number of adoption.



10.1.2.2 The layout diagram of the probability in arithmetic

the network, to plot the relationship between load and increases

the percentage of refusals.



10.1.2.3 from straight lines, which we should get, we choose a suitable

on either side of the interval point 50% (values

intervals 2.275%-50% and 50%-97.725% correspond to the

2 sigma).



10.1.2.4 Subtract weight interval corresponding to these

points.



10.1.2.5 Interval weight divided by two gives the value of the

Sigma.



10.1.2.6 now you can estimate the conventional value of the zone

indecision (6 sigma).



10.1.2.7 Value in point 50% (midpoint zone indecision)

the value is the actual set point.



10.1.2.8 setting error is the difference between the nominal point

settings and observed value of the actual point

settings.



10.2 the up and down Method (method B)



10.2.1 how to



10.2.1.1 if we select the test burden. Its value should be

less than the value of the set point for approximately

five times the nominal zone of indecision (Un).



10.2.1.2 Chooses the increment value of the base load "d". This

the value should be of the order of Un/4, where Un is the rated

zone of indecision is mentioned on the label, with nominal

the values of the weighing device. (This burden should

have an appropriate value, which would allow to use

known as standard weights and to simplify the calculation, for example.

10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500.)



10.2.1.3 Test burden shall then pass the weigh

the device back and forth until the weight gradually between

individual passes will increase in an appropriate manner so that

test load plus the added burden, with a total

weight Mo, falls within the scope of the zone of indecision,

the selected set-point. A weighing device is now

ready to record the results.



10.2.1.4 Testing continues as follows:



The burden Can pass the inspection weights.

If you can see the signal "rejected", then the second

test procedure with Mo + d; If

but you will see the signal "accepted", while the second test

pass the burden of Mo-d.



This method of testing by adding or subtracting

"(d)" depending on the outcome of the inspection weighing operations

until it reaches the required number of passes.



10.2.1.5 results obtained shall be recorded in the test

the table reproduced in point-shaped 10.2.3.



Each horizontal row in the table corresponds to a particular

the value of the load Mo +/-id, the total number of rows

It covers the width of the zone of indecision. The results of each

the passage of the type in the table in the form of a code;

We recommend that you use for load rejection

"X" and "O" for adoption.



10.2.2 Calculations



10.2.2.1 Zone of indecision about X I

-----------

MO-2d X 0 1 2

MO-d O X X 1 2-1

Mo O O X X 2 2 00

MO + d X X X 1 3 + 1

MO + 2d O O O 3 0 + 2

-----------

7 8

-----------

No Nx



The brand "X" and "O" on each line, Mo +/-id

summed up: the number of "Nx" brand "X" and the number of "No" brands

The "O" in the same way sums for all rows.

When you perform calculations with it's file with the numerically

a smaller sum, either the results or results of X,

because each of the results file gives approximately

the same statistical information.



Zone of indecision is calculated using the

the following formula:

NB-A ^ 2

UA = 9, 72d (--------------) + 0.029

N ^ 2



where:

d = load of the step increment (Un/4, see section

10.2.1.2)

I = number of load increments

NI = number of results used in the line i

N = total number of results (Well, or Nx,

which one is larger),

A = sum i.ni,

(B) = sum (i) ^ 2.



10.2.2.2 Point settings (see section 2.5.2)



Set point is calculated using the following

relationship:

And 1

m = Mo + d (--- +/- ---)

N 2



The plus sign must be used when calculating

It is based on a rejection of (X), and the minus sign has

It's when the calculation is based on from the adoption of (a).



The setting error, then gets the difference between the

the real point of the set m (gained above

the calculation) and a nominal set-point.



3 the standard deviation computed values



10.2.2.3.1 Zone of indecision (Ua)



The standard deviation of the variable Ua (in accordance with point

10.2.2.1) can be estimated from the relation:

Hua

Sua = ----------

ODM. from N



The value of the coefficient (H) varies depending on the ratio of

(d)

-According to the table set out in point 10.2.2.3.1.1.

UA



A mathematical method for calculating the zone of indecision is

valid only for:

(d) 1

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