mark applied to a measuring instrument in a conspicuous manner certifying that the verification of the measuring instrument was carried out and compliance with statutory requirements was confirmed
Notes
Note The verification mark may identify the body responsible for verification and/or indicate the year or date of verification or its expiry date.
Table of Contents
Contents
0. Basic terms
- 0.01 metrology
- 0.02 International System of Units
- 0.03 indication
- 0.04 error of indication
- 0.05 maximum permissible measurement error
- 0.06 intrinsic error
- 0.07 influence quantity
- 0.08 rated operating condition
- 0.09 reference operating condition
- 0.10 measuring instrument
- 0.11 measuring transducer
- 0.12 measuring system
- 0.13 scale of a displaying measuring instrument
- 0.14 calibration
- 0.15 adjustment of a measuring system
1. Metrology and its legal aspects
2. Legal metrology activities
- 2.01 legal metrological control
- 2.02 legal control of measuring instruments
- 2.03 metrological supervision
- 2.04 type (pattern) evaluation
- 2.05 type approval
- 2.06 type approval with limited effect
- 2.07 recognition of type approval
- 2.08 withdrawal of a type approval
- 2.09 verification of a measuring instrument
- 2.10 preliminary examination
- 2.11 verification by sampling
- 2.12 initial verification
- 2.13 subsequent verification
- 2.14 mandatory periodic verification
- 2.15 rejection of a measuring instrument
- 2.16 requalification of a measuring instrument
- 2.17 recognition of verification
- 2.18 inspection by sampling
- 2.19 marking
- 2.20 sealing
- 2.21 securing
- 2.22 obliteration of a verification mark
- 2.23 initial verification of measuring instruments utilizing the manufacturer's quality management system
- 2.24 placing on the market
3. Documents and marks within legal metrology
4. Classification of measuring instruments
- 4.01 category of instruments
- 4.02 family of measuring instruments
- 4.03 metrologically relevant
- 4.04 module
- 4.05 family of modules
- 4.06 type of a measuring instrument or module
- 4.07 legally controlled measuring instrument
- 4.08 legally relevant
- 4.09 specimen of an approved type
- 4.10 legally relevant parameter
- 4.11 type-specific parameter
- 4.12 device-specific parameter
- 4.13 approved type
- 4.14 measuring instrument acceptable for verification
- 4.15 verification equipment
- 4.16 equipment under test
5. Construction and operation of measuring instruments
- 5.01 scale interval
- 5.02 verification scale interval
- 5.03 number of verification scale intervals
- 5.04 indicating device
- 5.05 primary indication
- 5.06 ancillary device
- 5.07 checking facility
- 5.08 control instrument
- 5.09 associated measuring instrument
- 5.10 terminal
- 5.11 initial intrinsic error
- 5.12 fault
- 5.13 fault limit
- 5.14 significant fault
- 5.15 durability
- 5.16 durability error
- 5.17 significant durability error
- 5.18 influence factor
- 5.19 disturbance
- 5.20 test program
- 5.21 performance test
- 5.22 durability test
6. Software in legal metrology
Annex A Terms relating to conformity assessment (Normative)
- A.1 conformity assessment
- A.2 conformity assessment body
- A.3 accreditation body
- A.4 conformity assessment system
- A.5 conformity assessment scheme
- A.6 specified requirement
- A.7 procedure
- A.8 certification scheme
- A.9 sampling
- A.10 testing
- A.11 inspection
- A.12 audit
- A.13 peer assessment
- A.14 review
- A.15 attestation
- A.16 scope of attestation
- A.17 declaration (of conformity)
- A.18 certification
- A.19 accreditation
- A.20 surveillance
- A.21 suspension
- A.22 appeal
- A.23 complaint
- A.24 agreement group
- A.25 approval
- A.26 reciprocity
- A.27 equal treatment
- A.28 national treatment
- A.29 equal and national treatment
- A.30 designation
- A.31 designating authority
- A.32 equivalence
- A.33 recognition
- A.34 acceptance
- A.35 unilateral arrangement
- A.36 bilateral arrangement
- A.37 multilateral arrangement
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