It is critical that such developments in a rapidly evolving industry be built upon an infrastructure that does not compromise when it comes to fairness. As such, Dresser Wayne supports maintaining item 301-4 G-A.6 as a voting item at the National Conference of Weights and Measures on July 11-15, 2010. It is in the best interest of the general public, station owners and the fuel-dispensing industry in general. Sincerely, R. Michael Carlson President, Dresser Wayne North America Dresser, Inc. Dresser Wayne Dresser. Inc. 3&14 Jarrett Way, Austin, 1X 7S72& Office: +15123&88371 Fax: +1512388&302 S&T Agenda Item 321-1: Belt-Conveyor Scale Systems - Letter from Thermo Fisher Scientific A polling of the full membership of the USNWG on Belt-Conveyor Scales took place beginning on 9/30/2010 in order to determine the level of support within the entire WG for the draft proposal of the amendments to N.3.1.3. The members of the WG were contacted by email and asked to review and provide a yes/no vote of the proposal as shown. N.3.1.3. Check for Consistency of the Conveyor Belt Along Its Entire Length. During — a zero-load test with flow rate filtering disabled, the total change indicated in the totalizer during one revolution of the belt shall not exceed 0.12% of the minimum test load for the system as defined in paragraph N.2.3. Minimum Test Load. The end value of the
It is critical that such developments in a rapidly evolving industry be built upon an infrastructure that does not compromise when it comes to fairness. As such, Dresser Wayne supports maintaining item 301-4 G-A.6 as a voting item at the National Conference of Weights and Measures on July 11-15, 2010. It is in the best interest of the general public, station owners and the fuel-dispensing industry in general. Sincerely, R. Michael Carlson President, Dresser Wayne North America Dresser, Inc. Dresser Wayne Dresser. Inc. 3&14 Jarrett Way, Austin, 1X 7S72& Office: +15123&88371 Fax: +1512388&302 S&T Agenda Item 321-1: Belt-Conveyor Scale Systems - Letter from Thermo Fisher Scientific A polling of the full membership of the USNWG on Belt-Conveyor Scales took place beginning on 9/30/2010 in order to determine the level of support within the entire WG for the draft proposal of the amendments to N.3.1.3. The members of the WG were contacted by email and asked to review and provide a yes/no vote of the proposal as shown. N.3.1.3. Check for Consistency of the Conveyor Belt Along Its Entire Length. — During a zero-load test with flow rate filtering disabled, the total change indicated in the totalizer during one revolution of the belt shall not exceed 0.12% of the minimum test load for the system as defined in paragraph N.2.3. Minimum Test Load. The end value of the