Fiscal metering - Combined errors in metering
The course increases the understanding of the uncertainty calculations that are made and how to arrive at total combined uncertainty for measuring stations.
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This course aims to increase participants’ understanding of the inherent error in metering readings and how to calculate the total combined error at metering stations. Participants receive training in error associated with individual meter readings and total combined error margins. Considerable emphasis is placed on calculating error and using analytical tools in Microsoft Excel.
Target group
Automation technicians, engineers, metering technicians.
The course covers these topics
- Metering and error margins
- Defining error
- Estimating the effect of error
- Combined error
- Analytical tools in Excel
- Calculation examples
- Fiscal metering
Technical information
Course manual
No, a course manual is not included for this course.
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