3.3.3.
The partial weighing ranges are classified according to Table 2. All partial weighing ranges shall fall into the same accuracy class, that class being the instrument’s accuracy class. Table 2 For i = r, the corresponding column of Table 1 applies, with e replaced by e_(r.) Multi-interval instruments i= 1, 2, … r i= partial weighing range number r= total number of partial weighing ranges Class Verification scale interval (e) Minimum capacity (Min) Number of verification scale intervals Minimum value Minimum value n((Max_(i))(e_((i 1)))) Maximum value n((Max_(i))(e_(i))) I 0,001 g ≤ e_(i) 100 e_(1) 50000 — II 0,001 g ≤ e_(i) ≤ 0,05 g 20 e_(1) 5000 100000 0,1 g ≤ e_(i) 50 e_(1) 5000 100000 III 0,1 g ≤ e_(i) 20 e_(1) 500 10000 IIII 5g ≤ e_(i) 10 e_(1) 50 1000
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