ISO 7066-2:1988
ISO 7066-2:1988

ISO 7066-2:1988

June 1988
International standard Current

Assessment of uncertainty in the calibration and use of flow measurement devices — Part 2: Non-linear calibration relationships

Describes the procedures for fitting a quadratic, cubic or higher degree polynomial expression to a non-linear set of calibration data, using the least-squares criterion, and of assessing the uncertainty associated with the resulting calibration curve. The method of fitting a straight line to flow measurement calibration data is dealt with in ISO 7066-1.

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June 1988

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28 p.

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ISO 7066-2:1988

ICS Codes

17.120.10   Flow in closed conduits

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Assessment of uncertainty in the calibration and use of flow measurement devices — Part 2: Non-linear calibration relationships

Describes the procedures for fitting a quadratic, cubic or higher degree polynomial expression to a non-linear set of calibration data, using the least-squares criterion, and of assessing the uncertainty associated with the resulting calibration curve. The method of fitting a straight line to flow measurement calibration data is dealt with in ISO 7066-1.

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