This procedure applies to the initial verification, subsequent verification and in-use inspection of medium accuracy and ordinary accuracy non-self-indicating scales (hereinafter referred to as scales) that are managed by the state in accordance with the law and meet the requirements of JJG 555-1996 (General Verification Procedure for Automatic Scales). Non-self-indicating scales are scales that rely entirely on human operation to achieve a balanced position, mainly including various mechanical lever scales, such as mobile case scales, platform scales; fixed floor scales, mechanical crane scales, etc. JJG 14-1997 Verification Procedure for Non-Self-Indicating Scales JJG14-1997 Standard Download Decompression Password: www.bzxz.net
This procedure applies to the state's legally managed non-self-indicating scales that meet the requirements of JJG 555-1996 The "General Verification Procedure for Automatic Scales" requires the initial verification, subsequent verification and inspection during use of non-self-indicating scales (hereinafter referred to as scales) of medium accuracy and ordinary accuracy. Non-self-indicating scales are scales that rely entirely on human operation to achieve a balanced position, mainly including various mechanical lever scales, such as mobile case scales, platform scales; fixed floor scales, mechanical crane scales, etc.

Verification Regulation of the People's Republic of China for Metrology JJG14—1997 Non-self-indicating weighing scale Non-self-indicating weighing instrument 1997-09-02 Issued 1998-03-01 Implementation State Bureau of Technical Supervision Issued: 14—1997 Verification Regulation of Non-self-indicating Weighing Scale Verification Regulation JJG 14—1997 Replaced by JG 14—1985 JJG 1$-—985 J.IG 667—1990
This verification procedure was approved by the State Bureau of Technical Supervision on September 2, 1997, and took effect on March 1, 1998.
Responsible unit: National Technical Committee for Non-automatic Weighing Instruments Drafting unit: Qingdao Technical Supervision Bureau
Qingdao Weighing Instrument Testing Center
Technical provisions of this regulation Explanation of unit load-bearing capacity The main drafter of this regulation:
Ge Ningzhu
Sui Jianjun
Diejia Drafting person:
Li Yushi
JJC14—1997
(Qingdao Technical Supervision Bureau)
(Qingdao Technical Supervision Bureau)
(Qingdao Weighing Instrument Testing Center)
(Gansu Province Measurement and Verification Institute)
(Qingdao Gongzhongheng General Company)
(Jinan Jinzhong Co., Ltd. Gongyi Weighing Instrument!)
JJG 1419y7
This procedure is formulated in accordance with the "JJG555-199G Electric Power General Verification Procedure". This procedure is equivalent to the International Legal Metrology Group (OMI) automatic weighing instrument international recommendation R76. According to the manual selection verification procedure package table, JJG14-1985. Mobile type consulting 3, JG15-1985 product type custody and JJG7-1990 machine crane scale inspection procedure are combined with the non-current indicator (pole) auxiliary inspection procedure (the following is the interpretation of the regulations)
JJG555-1996 non-automatic point general verification procedure 3 before the market Various non-automatic indications that have been finalized and tested with pull tests are good: in the current inspection, it is necessary not to execute S, 1.2 and 5, 1.3 as agreed; in the on-site calibration, the calibration after repair is the maximum allowed for the first calibration, and the other two calibrations with the maximum difference from the first calibration are recorded in accordance with J [G555-1996 Non-automatic communication calibration new process to determine 2
Applicable range
Measurement reform and technical requirements
Scale mark
and European calibration
Subsequent measurement management
Calibration results processing and calibration cycle .
JJG14—1997
1 Scope of application
JJG14-1997
Verification procedures for non-self-propelled indicating scales
This standard is applicable to the initial verification and subsequent verification of non-self-propelled indicating scales (hereinafter referred to as "group") with medium accuracy and ordinary accuracy of the standard 1955-1997 standard.
Non-self-propelled indicating scales are scales that are completely operated by personnel, mainly including various mechanical lever scales such as mobile Case science, platform scales; fixed floor scales, mechanical hanging scales, etc., 2 Terminology
J[G555.1996 Some terms of general control procedures for non-mobile equipment are applicable to this regulation. To facilitate the counting and calibration, special attention is paid to some technical explanations in its metrological management. 2.1 Scale chain
All the work performed to verify the metrological performance of the scale and determine whether it meets the statutory requirements. 2.2 Inspection
The inspections that have never been calibrated and the inspections performed are Note: Diagnosis and calibration include: initial and new installation inspections: 2.3 Subsequent inspection
Calibration after the first calibration.
: Given:
b After repair:
The instrument is put into use with a certificate of replacement: <The calibration period is valid for the previous calibration, which is not related to the unit or the user. 2.4 In-use inspection
Inspect whether the scale in use meets the requirements of the measurement process: whether it is in good working condition; whether it is used correctly and reliably. In-use inspection is a kind of quality inspection: 3 Metrology and technical requirements
3.1 Principles of equalization
3.1.1 Accuracy level
Strictness level and symbols are shown in Table 1
3.1.2 Verification value
Verification value is equal to actual graduation value. 3.2 Scale grades
Non-standard grades
Ordinary and quasi-standard grades
HG 14—1997
For the calibration values, calibration divisions and minimum scale values ​​related to the accuracy grades, see Table 2. 2bZxz.net
Calibrating division values
Non-standard grades
0.1 g2 g
Calibrating divisions
n = Mrsx /e
Jiang: ★ Special cumulative settlement of drugs, the least constant secondary performance, for (: -1000 for m
3.3 Maximum allowable error
3.3.1 The maximum allowable error of the first calibration quantity
loading or unloading for the maximum allowable error see clothing 3. Qiu 3
cycle inspection is the quality value ~ indicates
large allowable error ticket m
500≤ 22 000
2000 n1 tt
50
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