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Registration now open: EURAMET Training on verification of ALGs
The registration is now open for the EURAMET Training on verification of ALGs for measuring the level of liquid in stationary storage tanks (OIML R-85) - from 5 to 7 September at IMBiH, Sarajevo
The objective of the event is to train the participants on theory and practice of verification of automatic level gauges for measuring the level of liquid in stationary storage tanks according to the OIML recommendation R-85. The practical part of the training will cover the process of verification of ALGs based on magnetostrictive principles.
The course will comprise a mixture of approximately 1 day of formal lectures and 1,5 days of practical sessions (see programme overview).
The target audience of the training is EURAMET NMI and DI staff performing verification of automatic level gauges for measuring the level of liquid in stationary storage tanks according to the OIML R-85.
Registration will be open until 10 August 2018. However, the registration may be closed earlier if all available places are filled.
For questions please contact EURAMET's Capacity Building Officer Tanasko Tasić.
More details are available at EURAMET Training on Verification of ALGs for Measuring the Level of Liquid in Stationary Storage Tanks (OIML R-85).
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