 | Weights and measures - 1914 - 746 pages
...are printed in connection with them. SCALES: GENERAL SPECIFIC ATIONS— SPECIFICATION NO. 1. TEXT. The nominal or rated capacity of a scale Is the largest...Indication which can be obtained by the use of all Its readings or recording elements In combination. * * * When a scale Is designed for use with removable... | |
 | Herbert Treadwell Wade - Balances (Weighing instruments) - 1924 - 498 pages
...Weights and Measures of the United States in 1916, define the nominal or rated capacity of a scale as the largest weight indication which can be obtained...its reading or recording elements in combination. These specifications continue as follows : When one reading or recording; element of the scale is designed... | |
 | Weights and measures - 1929 - 172 pages
...measure In excess In deficiency I-niiif inches 2.0 1.0 . 5 Cubic inches 1.0 .5 .25 1 quart 1 Dint J^ pint SCALES General Specifications. — 1 . The nominal...weight value of this reading or recording element is not to be included in the sum, provided that it does not exceed 2 per cent of the sum of the weight... | |
 | Weights and measures - 1941 - 236 pages
...(reading): SECTION ON SCALES Paragraph A-2a (1) reads as follows: A-2a (1). NOMINAL CAPACITY OP SCALE. — The largest weight indication which can be obtained by the use of all of the reading elements in combination, including the amount represented by any removable weights furnished... | |
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General Specifications. — 1 . The nominal or rated capacity of a scale is the largest weight indication which can be obtained by the use of all its reading or recording elements in combination. When one reading or recording element of the scale is designed... 