kalibreringsskýrsla

A kalibreringsskýrsla, or calibration report, is a formal document that provides evidence of a measurement instrument's accuracy. It details the process of calibrating a device, which involves comparing its readings to a known standard or reference. The report typically includes information about the instrument itself, such as its manufacturer, model, and serial number. It also specifies the date of calibration, the environment in which it was performed, and the specific measurement procedures used.

Crucially, a kalibreringsskýrsla will list the results of the calibration. This includes the measured values from the instrument and the corresponding true values from the standard. Any deviations or errors found are clearly documented. The report will often state whether the instrument meets predefined accuracy specifications or if it falls outside acceptable tolerances. If a deviation is noted, the report may recommend adjustments or indicate that the instrument is no longer suitable for its intended use without recalibration.

Furthermore, a kalibreringsskýrsla identifies the traceable reference standards used during the calibration process. Traceability ensures that the calibration results can be linked back to national or international standards, providing confidence in the accuracy of the measurements. The report is usually signed and dated by the qualified personnel who performed the calibration, often from an accredited laboratory. This document is essential for quality control, regulatory compliance, and ensuring the reliability of measurements in various industries, from manufacturing and healthcare to scientific research.