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    In-House Calibration: SOP-QAD-001 Hod-Qa D Hod-Qa MR 23.09.2013

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    This standard operating procedure outlines the calibration process for gauges and inspection fixtures. It states that qualified personnel using properly calibrated equipment will perform in-house calibrations in a temperature and humidity controlled room. Gauges will be soaked and visually inspected for damage before calibration according to appropriate standards. Measurements will be taken at various locations and compared to wear limits to determine if gauges pass calibration.

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    This standard operating procedure outlines the calibration process for gauges and inspection fixtures. It states that qualified personnel using properly calibrated equipment will perform in-house calibrations in a temperature and humidity controlled room. Gauges will be soaked and visually inspected for damage before calibration according to appropriate standards. Measurements will be taken at various locations and compared to wear limits to determine if gauges pass calibration.

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    This standard operating procedure outlines the calibration process for gauges and inspection fixtures. It states that qualified personnel using properly calibrated equipment will perform in-house calibrations in a temperature and humidity controlled room. Gauges will be soaked and visually inspected for damage before calibration according to appropriate standards. Measurements will be taken at various locations and compared to wear limits to determine if gauges pass calibration.

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    In-House Calibration: SOP-QAD-001 Hod-Qa D Hod-Qa MR 23.09.2013

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    STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE
     
    PAGE:
    1 of 4
     DOCUMENT No:SOP- QAD-001 
    PREPARED BY :HOD-QA
    In-house Calibration
     
    DOCUMENT REVISION:D
    APPROVED BYHOD-QA
     
    ISSUED BY :MR 
     DATE:23.09.2013
     
    1. Purpose
    The purpose of this procedure is to provide general directions for calibration.
    2 Scope
    This procedure covers calibration of all gauges and inspection fixtures
    3 Responsibilities
    It is the responsibility of the Head of Quality to ensure that this procedure is followed properly.No
    changes may be made to this instruction without the authorization of the Head of QA.
    4 Process
    4.1
     
    In-house Calibration
     
    4.1.1
    General

     
    Qualified personnel shall perform the calibration of gauges. Minimum Diploma in Mechanical enggwith six
    months experience in the calibration area shall be considered as qualified or in supervision ofcalibration
    in charge.

     
    Temperature and humidity of calibration room will be maintained as belowTemp:
    22±2°
    and Humidity 50 ±10%.

     
    Soaking of gauge shall be carried out at calibration room for about half an hour minimum.

     
    Visual checking shall be carried out for all kind of damages or any markings over the gauge.

     
    For all standard gauges, IS 3455 standard will be referred to decide the wear limits.

     
    For all special gauges, respective gauge drawings will be referred to decide the wear limits.

     
    For individual pin gauges ±0.005mm is acceptance criteria

     
    For parallel blocks, IS : 2949 - 1992 standard will be referred to decide the wear limits

     
    For Surface Granite Block , IS: 7327 - 1991 standard will be referred to decide the wear limits
    4.1.2
    Method of Calibration4.1.2.1
     
    Plug Gauge, Pin Gauge and Width Gauge

     
    Ensure only calibrated digimatic micrometer / 1-micron plunger dial is used.

     
    Ensure that the above digimatic micrometer / micron plunger dial is used only for calibrationpurpose.

     
    Clean the base of Dial stand

     
    Select the suitable size of Slip gauge of “0 " Grade.
     

     
    Ensure proper wringing of Slips (Use Minimum number of slips).

     
    Set the slips with only 10-20 micron pressure on the plunger dial.

     
    Measurement shall be taken at different places of gauge.

     
    Record the observation in calibration report / History card.

     
    Compare the measured values against the wear limits for deciding the status.
    4.1.2.2
     
    Snap gauges

     
    Use VMS / Bore gauge for calibration.

     
    Measurements must be taken at different places of gauge.

     
    The actual size of a gap is defined as the perpendicular distance between the gauging surfaces.

     
    Record the observation in calibration report / History card.

     
    Compare the measured values against the wear limits for deciding the status

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