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    This document provides instructions for calibrating temperature and pressure gauges. It explains that the gauges should ideally be calibrated at their major graduations, though they can also be calibrated at other available points to check functionality. It notes that the calibrated point should be recorded. Calibrating at non-major graduations is acceptable to determine if the instrument is functional, even if not ideal.

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    This document provides instructions for calibrating temperature and pressure gauges. It explains that the gauges should ideally be calibrated at their major graduations, though they can also be calibrated at other available points to check functionality. It notes that the calibrated point should be recorded. Calibrating at non-major graduations is acceptable to determine if the instrument is functional, even if not ideal.

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    This document provides instructions for calibrating temperature and pressure gauges. It explains that the gauges should ideally be calibrated at their major graduations, though they can also be calibrated at other available points to check functionality. It notes that the calibrated point should be recorded. Calibrating at non-major graduations is acceptable to determine if the instrument is functional, even if not ideal.

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    Please do understand that the actual practice is to calibrate the instruments at
    the bigger graduations as I have marked in the raw data. That is why, I asked you
    to copy them in the raw data sheet.

    But due to limitation of instrument, you can calibrate them at any available point
    to see if instrument is functional. That calibrated point is marked as “Calibrated
    at”.

    For example, the bigger graduations/markings in the P. gauge is 0,4,8, 12
    and 16 kg/cm2. Ideally we should calibrate at those points. So, you have to
    copy them in raw data.

    But while actual calibration, it may happen that you are getting a quick
    reading at 6 kg/cm2. Note that down as “calibrated at”. This will help us to
    understand if instrument is functional.

    Same logic is applicable for temperature gauge.

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