Requirements for the workflow of tank capacity calibration
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1. Do not install it before calibrating the level gauge used for tank volume calculation. 2. The measurement reference plate for the storage tank has been confirmed to be installed. 3. It is recommended to conduct this after the water filling test. 4. Ensure that there is no free water in the storage tank, to prevent laser reflection during the testing process and thus avoid affecting the calibration accuracy. Questions: 1. What impact does calibration using the reference point corresponding to the manual measurement hole have on subsequent operations? 2. Is a reference board required for all of them? Is it possible to do without one? Process management group
Answer: 1. Calibrating using the reference point corresponding to the manual measurement hole may result in inaccurate calibration results. Since there may be some errors in the reference points corresponding to the manual gauge holes, using these as a basis for calibration could affect the accuracy of subsequent measurement results. 2. The reference plate is an important tool for calibrating the tank capacity; it provides a stable and accurate reference point, thereby making the calibration process more precise and reliable. Without a reference plate, accurate calibration results may not be obtained, which will affect subsequent use. Therefore, it is recommended to use a reference plate when calibrating the tank volume. .
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