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View Full Version : Selecting a Sample and Determining the Reference Value for a Bias Study


whmc2
26th October 2007, 02:06 PM
Hello,
I need advice on how to select a sample and detemine the reference value for a bias study on a measurement system. If you produce a product that is powdered, there are no true standards. You don't have a powder with a standard bulk density for example. In these cases, how do you determine the reference value?

Thanks.

harry
3rd November 2007, 07:00 AM
Any takers for this??

Welcome Whmc2. You have a challenging question. Hopefully, somebody can help out.

Miner
3rd November 2007, 11:38 AM
Do you have access to measurement equipment that has a higher level of resolution and a known bias and stability that is acceptable? This could be through a 3rd-party analytical lab.

Typically, reference samples are selected by using a more capable measurement device than the one that is being evaluated.