Questions regarding the calibration cycle for pressure gauges
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I have a question for everyone. According to the standard JG52-2013, the calibration interval for pressure gauges is generally no more than 6 months. But aren’t these pressure gauges meant to be freely available for calibration by certification agencies? Yet the calibration certificates issued by such agencies have an interval of 1 year. So, should pressure gauges be calibrated every six months or once a year? I consulted a calibration service, and they said that their standard calibration cycle is 1 year; there is no option for a half-year cycle~~
Here, we calibrate the pressure gauges every six months
Except that pressure gauges subject to mandatory calibration must be calibrated in accordance with the prescribed procedures, other pressure gauges can have a reasonable calibration interval determined based on specific usage conditions (such as frequency of use, environmental conditions, etc.), which may be once a year or more frequently...
Will inspections be done every three months from now on? Forced! You’ll be fined if you don’t get it checked! How is an acceptable risk determined? ALASP
Our company requires pressure gauges to be inspected strictly every six months, while other pressure gauges need to be inspected once a year