Kalibrointiraportti

Kalibrointiraportti is a Finnish term that translates to "calibration report" in English. It is a document that details the results of a calibration process performed on a measuring instrument or system. This report serves as evidence that the instrument has been tested and verified to meet specific accuracy standards or to have its measurement errors documented.

A typical calibration report includes essential information such as the identity of the instrument being calibrated, including its make, model, and serial number. It also specifies the date of calibration, the laboratory or technician performing the calibration, and the environmental conditions under which the calibration was conducted. The report lists the measurement standards used, which are often traceable to national or international standards, ensuring the reliability of the calibration.

Key sections of a kalibrointiraportti usually detail the "as found" and "as left" measurement results. The "as found" data shows the instrument's accuracy before any adjustments were made, while the "as left" data shows its accuracy after calibration and any necessary corrections. The report will also include the measurement uncertainty associated with each reading, providing a range within which the true value is expected to lie. Tolerances or specifications against which the instrument was compared are also presented.

Finally, a kalibrointiraportti often concludes with a statement of compliance or non-compliance with the specified tolerances. It may also include recommendations for future calibration intervals or actions to be taken if the instrument is found to be outside acceptable limits. This report is crucial for quality control, regulatory compliance, and ensuring the integrity of measurements in various industries.