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Figure 8: NIST HB44, Table N.3.2: Number of sample weights per test (referred to in OIML documents as “test weighings”)Special endurance tests for ACWs in the USAWhereas for reasons of occupational safety OIML R 51performs all influence factor tests in accordance withChapter 6.4.5 only up to a maximum load of 20 kg inautomatic operation (and permits static tests for loadsin excess of 20 kg in non-automatic operation), all testsin the United States are performed with the entireweighing range in automatic operation.This comparative strictness is due to other factors aswell. In addition to HB44, ACWs in the United Statesalso have to fulfill the requirements of NCWMPublication 14 (Pub 14) (see Figure 8). This publicationincludes a permanence test, an uninterrupted 100-hourendurance test in automatic operation without a singlestop of the conveyor system. After this test is concluded,the accuracy of the ACW in automatic operation ischecked again. During these 100 hours, the conveyingspeed is at least 80 % of the maximum speed. Thepackages moved across the conveyor belt and weigheddynamically have to weigh at least 75 % of the maximumcapacity (Max) of the ACW. Furthermore, no large gapmay be present between two successive packages,forcing the ACW to have weight applied to it ascontinuously as possible. In the case of fast ACWs,several hundred thousand packages are weighed duringthis test. Inferior conveyor systems which wear outquickly will not survive this endurance test.
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