Mechanical calibration of the dissolution apparatus requires the preparation of corresponding documentation. Depending on the actual situation, this document should usually contain the following content:
Calibration purpose and basis: Explain the purpose of mechanical calibration and the standards or specifications according to which calibration is performed.
Calibration time and location: Record the specific time and location of mechanical calibration for subsequent traceability and management.
Calibration personnel and instruments: List the names of personnel involved in the calibration and information such as instrument models and numbers to ensure that the calibration results are traceable and reliable.
Calibration content and methods: Detailed description of the mechanical calibration content and methods, such as adjustment of track spacing, cleaning and replacement of feeders, maintenance of agitators, etc.
Calibration results and evaluation: Record the calibration results, and evaluate and judge the calibration results, such as whether they meet the specified error range, whether they meet the calibration standards, etc.
Calibration records and signatures: Record all processes and results of mechanical calibration and have them signed and confirmed by relevant personnel to ensure the authenticity and reliability of the calibration.
Calibration certificate: For important mechanical calibration work, a calibration certificate needs to be prepared as a valid certificate to prove that the instrument has been calibrated and complies with relevant standards and specifications.
The above are the contents that usually need to be included in mechanical calibration documents. When preparing the specific documents, appropriate adjustments need to be made based on the actual situation.
