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Standard Calibration Procedure Thermocouple Doc. No. Call/SCP/024 Rev. 00 May 01, 2015
Standard Calibration Procedure Thermocouple Doc. No. Call/SCP/024 Rev. 00 May 01, 2015
THERMOCOUPLE
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Standard Calibration Procedure
Doc. No. Call/SCP/024 Rev. 00 May 01, 2015
Thermocouple
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written on this document. It is not to be retransmitted, printed or copied without prior written
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Table of Contents
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Standard Calibration Procedure
Doc. No. Call/SCP/024 Rev. 00 May 01, 2015
Thermocouple
1.0 Scope
2.1 Temperature Calibrator and Process Calibrator with a valid certificate of calibration
traceable to international standard in accordance with an industrial code or a regulation
shall be used as a standard for calibration.
2.2 The reference standard shall be kept under controlled environmental conditions e.g. dust
free environment and Lab. temperature 22°C ± 3°C. Lab Humidity 60%RH ± 20%RH.
3.1 The details of Thermocouple received for calibration shall be entered in the Calibration
Job Form (Form: Call/001).
3.2 It shall be ensured that the Sensor of Thermocouple has no physical defect.
3.3 The Thermocouple shall be inspected and marked () in relevant block of equipment’s
primary inspection section of Calibration Data Sheet (Form: Call/013).
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Standard Calibration Procedure
Doc. No. Call/SCP/024 Rev. 00 May 01, 2015
Thermocouple
4.8 Calibration Certificate (Form: Call/002) shall be issued for calibrated Thermocouple as
per Calibration Data Sheet Record (Form: Call/013).
4.9 A Calibration Sticker (Form: Call/003) containing following information shall be affixed
on the calibrated Thermocouple.
a) Item code
b) Calibrated on
c) Next calibration date
All the latest formats are documented in Master List of Document / Record and placed in CQF
file for reference.
All the latest Standard Calibration Procedures (SCP) are controlled and issued to concerned
Calibration Engineers.
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