GUIDE TO SELECTING STANDARDS LABORATORY ENVIRONMENTS

Published date

12-01-2013

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National Conference of Standards Laboratories

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1 Purpose
2 Introduction and background
   2.1 Factors Affecting Mission
3 Temperature
   3.1 Selection of nominal temperature
   3.2 Limits on temperature variation
   3.3 Temperature records
4 Vibration
5 Relative laboratory air pressure
6 Humidity and Air Pressure; Correlated Environmental
   Parameters
7 Illumination
8 Particulates
9 Electromagnetic interference
10 References

Gives guidance in the selection of laboratory environments suitable for standards maintenance and calibration operations. It is intended not to mandate a specific environment for a specific calibration, but to direct selection of the environment and to offer some suggestions on how to extend precision in an existing or achievable (practical) environment. Although this document pertains specifically to standards laboratories, it can be applied to any laboratory requiring environmental control.

DocumentType	Standard
PublisherName	National Conference of Standards Laboratories
Status	Current

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