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		Instructions for Completing Scale Test Reports | 
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		Scale Condition as Found.  Indicate the condition of the scale as found.  (i.e., water in pit, dirty platform, etc.) | 
	
	
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		Testing Agency.  The name of the organization, name of the person testing, address, and telephone number. | 
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		Zero Balance as Found.  The weight indication on the primary indicating element with no load on the load receiving element at the time of starting the official inspection and test. | 
	
	
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		Field Office Location.  The city and state of the field office which has jurisdiction for the scale being tested. | 
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		Results.  Check appropriate box; /x/ ARE‑for scales that are within tolerance or have been adjusted to be within tolerance, /x/ ARE NOT‑for a scale that cannot be used for official weight certification because it cannot be adjusted or fixed and is consequently REJECTED. | 
	
	
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		Scale Owner.  Facility name and designation; i.e., Mid-South Grain, House A. | 
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		Remarks.  Indicate any repairs, adjustments, modifications, or recommendations. (i.e., scale serviced before test, load cell #2 replaced, A/D converter replaced.) | 
	
	
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		Scale Location.  The street address of the elevator. | 
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		Next Test In.  Check the appropriate box to indicate approximately when the next test is due. | 
	
	
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		Last Date Tested.  Date of the last test. | 
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		Applicable Tolerance.  ("X" one.)  Indicate which tolerance is to be applied. | 
	
	
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		Test Date.  The month, day, and year of the test. | 
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		Approval Seal Applied.  Indicate the name of the inspector who applied the FGIS Approved Label for Inspected Machinery.  If the person is the same as the FGIS witness, just initial. | 
	
	
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		Test No.  Inspector’s assigned serial number, plus consecutive test number for the fiscal year.  Cary Brown’s assigned serial (which is 1000), the first test of FY 2004, would be: "1001-04", the second would "1002-04", and so forth.  In order of testing, regardless whether a hopper, vehicle, or railway track scale test. | 
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		Date.  Indicate the date of approval. | 
	
	
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		Manufacturer.  The name of the company, corporation, person, etc., who manufactured the indicating element. | 
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		Rejection Tag No.  Indicate the number of the rejection tag, if applicable. | 
	
	
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		Model of scale.  The model name, number, or designation which has been assigned by the manufacturer. | 
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		Receipt of Report Acknowledged.  Signature of the scale owner's representative. | 
	
	
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		Scale Code No.  The code number of the scale which was assigned by the FGIS Policies and Procedures Branch for use in the ADP Scale Test Monitoring System. | 
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		FGIS Witness.  FGIS or delegated official who observed the testing and approval of the scale. | 
	
	
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		Scale Capacity.  The maximum gross load that can be accepted for official weight certification as determined by an official scale inspector. | 
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		Test Procedures.  See test procedures for railway track scales in Chapter 3 of the FGIS Weighing Handbook. | 
	
	
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		Minimum Division.  The value of the smallest unit that can be indicated on the primary indicating element during normal weighing. | 
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		Pretest Inspection.  Make appropriate comments for listed scale conditions for vehicle and railroad track scales (No  pretest inspection area (41) on Grain Hopper, FGIS-965. | 
	
	
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		Serial No.  The nonrepetitive number which was assigned by the manufacturer and affixed to the indicating element or beam. | 
		
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		Scale Type.  Check the appropriate box to indicate whether the scale is full electronic, levertronic, a full capacity beam (FCB) mechanical scale, or a counterpoise (CPB) mechanical scale. | 
		
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		Scale No.  The number assigned to the scale by the owner which usually includes S and/ or R designations to differentiate between shipping and receiving. | 
		
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		Sectional Capacity.  The maximum gross load that can be applied to any one section of the scale without causing structural deflections affecting the accuracy of the scale. | 
		
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		Platform Size.  The length and width of the vehicle scale platform. | 
		
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		Scale Length.  The length of the live track on a railroad track scale. | 
		
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		Load Cell Capacity.  The manufacturer's rated capacity of one of the load cells in the scale system. | 
		
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		Sectional Test Load.  The maximum amount of test standards applied to any one section of a railroad track or vehicle scale. | 
		
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		Type and Mfg.  For vehicle and hopper scales indicate the type of test weights; i.e., fab, basket, cast, etc., and the manufacturer.  For railroad track scales check the appropriate box. | 
		
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		Test Weight Owner.  Indicate the test weight owner. | 
		
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		Total Weight.  The total amount of the test weights combined. | 
		
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		Last Reverification Date.  Indicate the month and year of the latest test weight reverification. | 
		
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		I.D. No.  The identification of the test car. | 
		
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		Number of Weights.  The total number of individual weights. | 
		
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		Sensitivity.  The results of the sensitivity check in number of divisions at zero and at capacity. | 
		
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		Discrimination.  The results of the  discrimination check in number of divisions at ZERO and at CAPACITY. | 
		
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