On approval of the list of measurements, applicable to state regulation

New Unofficial translation

Joint order of the Minister of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated May 23, 2019 no. 208 and the Minister of Industry and Infrastructure Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated May 30, 2019 no. 340. Registered with the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated June 4, 2019 no. 18778

      Unofficial translation

      In accordance with subclause 2) of article 6-3 of the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated June 7, 2000 "On ensuring the unity of measurements" WE HEREBY ORDER:

      1. to approve the attached list of measurements, applicable to state regulation.

      2. Department of Veterinary, Phytosanitary and Food Safety of the Republic of Kazakhstan in accordance with the procedure established by the law shall ensure:

      1) state registration of this joint order with the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan;

      2) within ten calendar days from the date of state registration of this joint order, direction of it in Kazakh and Russian languages to the Republican State Enterprise on the right of economic management “Institute of Legislation and Legal Information of the Republic of Kazakhstan” of the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan for official publication and placement in the Reference Control Bank of the Regulatory Legal Acts of the Republic of Kazakhstan;

      3) placement of this joint order on the internet resource of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan after its official publication;

      4) within ten working days from the state registration of this joint order, submission to the Department of Legal Service of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan of information about implementation of the measures, stipulated by subclauses 1), 2) and 3) of this clause.

      3. Control over execution of this joint order shall be entrusted to the supervising Vice-Ministers of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

      4. This joint order shall enter into force upon expiry of ten calendar days from the date of its first official publication.

Minister of Agriculture
of the Republic of Kazakhstan
__________________ S. Omarov

Minister of Industry and
Infrastructure Development
of the Republic of Kazakhstan
____________ R. Sklyar
 

  Approved by the joint order
of the Minister of Agriculture
of the Republic of Kazakhstan
dated May 23, 2019 no. 208
and the Minister of Industry and
Infrastructure Development
of the Republic of Kazakhstan
dated May 30, 2019 no. 340

List of measurements, applicable to state regulation

Item no.

Name of measurements with indication of an object and the area of use

Metrological requirements

Note

Measuring range

Maximum permissible error or accuracy class

1

2

3

4

5

Measurements in the implementation of activities in the field of geodesy and cartography

1.

Measurements in determining the parameters of the figure and the external gravitational field of the Earth in the field of geodesy and cartography

1.1

Measurements of the heights of a quasi-geoid in the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan with a distance between points of up to 1000 km

± 110 m

from 0 to 0,5 m


1.2

Gravity acceleration measurements at points of the fundamental gravimetric network

from 9,75 m/c2 to 9,85 m/c2

from 0 to 8 × 10-8 m/c2


1.3

Gravity acceleration measurements at points of class I gravity network

from 9,75 m/c2 to 9,85 m/c2

30 × 10-8 m/c2


2.

Measurements during the creation, development and maintenance of state geodetic and leveling networks in the field of geodesy and cartography

2.1

Angular measurements during the creation, development and maintenance of state geodetic networks:


- 1 class

from 0 to 360°

0,7"


- 2 class

from 0 to 360°

1,0"


- 3 class

from 0 to 360°

1,5"


- 4 class

from 0 to 360°

2,0"


2.2

Linear measurements in the creation, development and maintenance of state geodetic networks:


- 1 class

from 0 to 30 km

2,5 × 10-6 D mm


- 2 class

from 7 to 20 km

4 × 10-6 D mm


- 3 class

from 5 to 8 km

5 × 10-6 D mm


- 4 class

from 2 to 5 km

7 × 10-6 D mm


2.3

Measurement of excesses during the creation, development and maintenance of state leveling networks:


Permissible errors in polygons and along lines f, mm

- class I

from 1200 to 2000 km

0,8 mm/1 km


3 mm

- class II

from 400 to 1000 km

2,0 mm/1 km


5 mm

- class III

from 60 to 300 km

5,0 mm/1 km


10 mm

- class IV

from 20 to 80 km

10,0 mm/1 km


20 mm

2.4

Measurement of geocentric coordinates (relative to the center of mass of the Earth) at points of the fundamental astronomical and geodetic network

unlimited

0,1 m


2.5

Measurement of relative position of items related to the fundamental astronomical and geodetic network:


- in plan view

from 650 to 1000 km

2 cm


- heightwise

from 650 to 1000 km

3 cm


2.6

Measurement of relative position of points related to a high-precision geodetic network:


- in plan view

from 150 to 300 km

(3 + 5 × 10-8 D) mm


- heightwise

from 150 to 300 km

(5 + 7 × 10-8 D) mm


2.7

Measurement of relative position of points related to the 1 class satellite network:


- in plan view

from 25 to 35 km

(3 + 1 × 10-7 D) mm


- heightwise

from 25 to 35 km

(5 + 2 × 10-7 D) mm


2.8

Base length measurements:


- of grade 2

at least 1 km

(1 × 10-6 D) mm


- of grade 3

at least 1 km

(3 × 10-6 D) mm


3.

Measurements when creating and updating state topographic maps and plans in graphic, digital, photographic and other forms in the field of geodesy and cartography

3.1

Angle measurements created by polygonometry in geodetic condensation networks:


of grade 1

from 0 to 360°

5"


of grade 2

from 0 to 360°

10"


3.2

Angular measurements in theodolite passages in the procedure of topographic surveys

from 0 to 360°

30 - 60"


3.3

Linear measurements created by polygonometry in geodetic condensation networks:


of grade 1

from 0 to 800 m

(1 × 10-4 D) mm


of grade 2

from 0 to 350 m

(2 × 10-4 D) mm


3.4

Depth measurements in the waters of the oceans, seas within the continental shelf and inland waters

from 0 to 250 m

0,50 m


4.

Measurements in geodynamic research in the field of geodesy and cartography

4.1

Angular measurements of geodynamic polygons

from 0 to 360°

0,7"


4.2

Linear measurements of geodynamic polygons

from 0 to 15 km

(1×10-6 D) mm


4.3

Linear measurements of geodynamic polygons

unlimited

0,5 mm/1 km


4.4

Measurement of acceleration of gravity of geodynamic polygons

from 9,75 to 9,85 m/c2

8 × 10-8 m/c2


4.5

Measurement of increments of the acceleration of gravity geodynamic polygons

unlimited

5 × 10-8 m/c2


5.

Geodetic measurements during cadastral and land management

5.1

Measurement of relative position of adjacent points of the reference boundary network:




1 class (BRN1)

from 3 to 5 km

0,05 m


2 classes (BRN2)

from 3 to 5 km

0,10 m


5.2

Coordinate measurements of characteristic points of the boundaries of land plots referred to:


1) lands of settlements

unlimited

0,10 m


2) agricultural lands and lands provided for personal subsidiary, country housekeeping, gardening, horticulture, individual garage or individual housing construction

unlimited

0,20 m


3) agricultural lands, except for land plots specified in the previous item

unlimited

2,50 m


4) lands of industry, energy, transport, communications, broadcasting, television, computer science, lands of space activity support, lands of defense, security and lands of other special purposes

unlimited

0,50 m


5) lands of specially protected territories and objects

unlimited

2,50 m


6) lands of forestry fund, lands of water fund and reserve lands

unlimited

5,00 m


7) measuring coordinates of characteristic points of the boundaries of land

unlimited

2,50 m


Measurements during the implementation of activities in the field of plant protection and quarantine

6.

Measurements in determining the species composition of quarantine objects in order to conduct phytosanitary control in the field of plant quarantine

6.1

Measurement of air temperature in technical installations where samples of regulated products with identified quarantine objects are stored

from 0°C to 100°C

D = ± 1 °C


6.2

Measurement of mass of reagents for the preparation of culture media during phytopathological examination

from 0 to 150 g

D = ± 5 mg


7.

Measurements during phytosanitary monitoring of the distribution of harmful, especially dangerous harmful and quarantine objects in order to make a phytosanitary forecast for plant protection

7.1

Determination of the mass of crop pests during laboratory work in order to forecast their distribution

from 0 to 2000 g

D = ± 3 mg


7.2

Measurement of coordinates of the locality of locust pests, quarantine objects and other pests of agricultural crops in the field

unlimited

D = ± 0,1 m


8.

Measurements during the examination of agricultural products on the content of residual amounts of pesticides (toxic chemicals), nitrates, nitrites and salts of heavy metals in the field of plant protection

8.1

Measurement of density of liquid chemical products in determining the active substance of pesticides (toxic chemical)

(700...1840) kg/m³

D = ±1 kg/m³


8.2

Measurement of mass of substances and materials in determining nitrates, active substance and residual pesticide (toxic chemical)

(2 ×10-6 ...50) kg

D = ± (2×10-8 -0,3) kg


8.3

Measurement of time in the extraction of pesticides (toxic chemicals)

(1...1 × 106) sec

d = ±(2...10) %


8.4

Measurement of solvent dosage volume in determining the active ingredient and the residual amount of the pesticide (toxic chemical)

(0,01...10000) µl

d = ±(1,5...3,5) %


8.5

Measurement of mass concentration of a pesticide (toxic chemical) in soil, grain, chemicals, fruits and vegetables in determining the active substance and the residual amount of a pesticide (toxic chemical)

from 1.60 to 4.09 рNO3

not more than 5 mV (0,05 рNO3)


8.6

Measurement of concentration of nitrate ions in determining nitrates in crop production

(1 × 105...80) %

d = ± (4...25) %


8.7

Measurement of concentration of metals in the soil in determining salts of heavy metals in crop production

(1 ×10-7...90,0) %

d = ± (5...25) %


Measurements in the implementation of activities in the field of protection, reproduction and use of wildlife and forestry

9.

Measurement of height of a tree

from 5 to 35 m

D = ±1 m


10.

Measurement of diameter of a tree

from 0 to 50 cm

D = ±1 cm


11.

Measurement of length of the fish

from 0 to 80 cm

D = ±0,2 mm


12.

Measurement of weight (mass) of the fish

unlimited

D = ±10 g


13.

Measurement of fishing nets yarn

from 0 to 5 mm

D = ±10,0 mkm


14.

Measurement of mesh sizes of fishing nets

from 0 to 200 mm

D = ±0,1 mm


Measurements during the implementation of activities in the field of crop production

15.

Measurement of relative humidity during the analysis of samples of grain and grain products

(5 ...98) %

d = ± (1...3) %


16.

Contact temperature measurement of various media during analysis of stored grain

from - 80 °C to 800 °C

∆ = ± (0,1...5) оC


17.

Measurement of atmospheric pressure during the analysis of samples of grain and grain products

(600…1100) hPa

∆= ± 0,3 hPa


18.

Measurement of temperature of various media in a non-contact way in determining the state of stored grain

(- 50…150) °C

∆= ± (0,1...5) °C


19.

Measurement of the mass of substances and materials - grain, grain products, reagents used in laboratory analyzes of grain and grain products

(2 ×106...50) kg

∆= ± (2 ×10-8 - 0,3) kg


20.

Measurement of time when establishing the technological effect of the operation of the grain cleaning machine and the quality of gluten in laboratory analyzes

(1…60) sec

d= ± (2...10) %


21.

Measurement of the dosing volume in determining acidity, protein, gluten, fat in laboratory analyzes and trading

(0,01…10000) µl

d = ± (1,5...3,5) %


22.

Measurement of the dosing volume in determining acidity, content of protein, gluten, fat in laboratory analyzes and trading transactions

(700…1840) kg/m3

∆= ± 1 kg/m3


23.

Measurement of the content of substances - chemical components of grain and grain products (protein (amino acids), starch (carbohydrates), fiber (cellulose) ¸ vitamins), foreign substances (pesticides, mycotoxins, toxic substances, heavy metals) in various environments

23.1

Measurement of residual amounts of active substances of pesticides in grain during laboratory analyzes and trading operations

(10-3 ….10-12 ) g/sec (1...1200) AMU

d = ± (10...35) %
∆= ± (0,1...1) AMU

using chromatography-mass spectrometry method

23.2

Measurement of mycotoxins in grain and grain products in laboratory analyzes and trading operations

(0,1…10) mg/kg

d = ± (4...25) %

using chromatography method

23.3

Measurement of heavy metals in grain and grain products in laboratory analyzes and trading operations

(0,005…0,03) mg/kg

d = ± (5...25) %

using atomic absorption method

23.4

Measurement of protein, moisture, nature, protein, ash content, quantity and quality of raw gluten, dry gluten content, vitreous, starch, sedimentation index, acid number of oil, fat, calcium, phosphorus in grain and grain products in laboratory analyzes and trading operations

(1...80) %

d = ± (5...20) %

using spectrophotometry method

23.5

Measurement of acidity in grain products in laboratory analyzes and trading operations

(1...80) %

d = ± (2...5) %

using titrimetry method

23.6

Measurement of fat content in grain and grain products in laboratory analyzes and trading operations

(1...80) %

d = ± (5...10) %

using refractometry method

23.7

Measurement of trace elements in grain and grain products in laboratory tests

(- 4… 20) unit рН(р Х)

∆= ± (0,03...0,3) рН(рХ) unit

using potentiometry method

23.8

Measurement of manganese, arsenic, nickel, mercury and selenium in grain and grain products in laboratory analyzes and trading operations

(0,02...10000,0) kg/dm3

d = ± 20 %

using voltammetry method

23.9

Measurement of pesticides in grain and grain products in laboratory analyzes and trading operations

(0,1×10-6...199,9) mS/cm

d = ± (0,5...10,0) %

using conductometry method

23.10

Measurement of mycotoxins in grain and grain products in laboratory analyzes and trading operations

(0...1) mg/dm3

d = ± (1...10) %

using fluorimetry method

23.11

Measurement of radioactive substances in grain and grain products in laboratory analyzes and trading operations

(3...5 × 104) Bq/kg

d = ± (10...50) %

using radiology method

23.12

Measurement of the concentration of gas ions in a gas medium during storage of grain

(0,1...9,9 × 104) mcSv/h

d= ± (10...30) %

using dosimetry method

24.

Measurement of the composition and properties of substances by biological methods

24.1

Measurement of molecular genetic identification of grain in laboratory tests

(0,03…100) %

Not more than 25 %

using PCR analysis

24.2

Measurement of mycotoxins in grain and grain products in laboratory analyzes and trading operations

(0,1…100) %

d = ± (5...10) %

Measurement of the composition and properties of substances by microbiological methods

25.

Measurement of the composition and properties of substances by microbiological methods

25.1

Measurement of the amount of active substance to determine the safety of antibiotics grains and grain products, in laboratory assays and commercial transactions

(10…1010) CFU/g (cm3)

not more than 10 %


25.2

Measurement of microbiological purity in order to determine safety of grain and grain products in laboratory analyzes and trading operations

(1…300) CFU/g (cm3)

not more than 10 %


26.

Measurement of the composition and properties of substances by microscopic methods

26.1

Measurement of the amount of yeast to determine the safety of grain and grain products, in laboratory analyzes and trading operations

not more than 300 CFU/g

not more than 10 %


26.2

Measurement of the amount of mold to determine the safety of grain and grain products, in laboratory analyzes and trading operations

not more than 500 CFU/g

not more than 10 %


27.

Measurement of gluten deformation - the quality of gluten in wheat and flour in laboratory analyzes and trading

from 0 to 120 unit

D = ± 2,5 unit


28.

Measurement of relative humidity in the storage during storage of potatoes and vegetables

from 80 % to 98 %

d = ± 5 %


29.

Measurement of temperature in the storage when storing potato and vegetables

from - 3 ˚C to 5 ˚C

D = ±1 ˚C


30.

Measurement of potato starch

from 8 % to 30 %

d = ± (0,5-1,0) %


31.

Measurement of the content of reducing sugars in a potato

from 0,25 % to 0,4 %

0,05 %


32.

Measurement of total sugar in potatoes and vegetables

from 5 % to 40 %

0,05 %


33.

Measurement of weight when weighing samples while conducting biochemical analyzes of the quality of potato and vegetable products

from 1 to 600 g

D = ± 0,5 g


34.

Measurement of the nitrate content in potato and vegetable production in the field

from 50 to 1500 mg/kg

∆= ± (5…10) mg/kg


35.

Laboratory measurement of nitrate in potato and vegetable products

from 50 to 1500 mg/kg

∆= ± (5…10) mg/kg


36.

Field measurement of sugar in potato and vegetable products

from 5 % to 30%

d = ± (0,5…1,0) %


37.

Measurement of soil density

from 45 to 180 kg/m2

∆= ± (0,5…1,0) mg/kg


38.

Measurement of relative humidity at a weather station

from 30 % to 100 %

d = ±5 %


39.

Measurement of weight when weighing linkage for producing a nutrient medium for the cultivation of virus-free potato plants in vitro

from 0,1 to 220 g

D = ±10 g


40.

Measurement of the mass fraction of organic substances

40.1

Measurement of humus, nitrogen, water extract in soils and soils

from 0,5 % to 15%

d = ± (15…20) %


40.1

Measurement of potassium, phosphorus, trace elements during analysis in soils, soils

from 10-6 to 105 mg/kg

d = ± (5…80) %


41.

Measurement of the mass of a substance during soil analysis

from 10-6 to 10000 g

d = ± (1…5) %


42.

Measurement of plant mass in determining fertilizer elements

from 0,005 to 10 kg

D= ± (0,001...0,005) kg


43.

Measurement of the soil mass in determining the fertilizer elements

unlimited

D = 0,0001 kg


44.

Measurement of soil moisture and plant material

from 3 % to 45%

d =±3 %


45.

Measurement of sample volume to determine the fertilizer elements

from 10-6 to 106 m3

D = ± 5 %


46.

Measurement of the atmospheric air in determining carbon dioxide

from 600 to 1100 hPa

D = ± 0,3 hPa


47.

Measurement of soil at the control testing

47.1

Measurement of soil acidity, water, (pH index), atmospheric precipitation

from 1 to 14 рН unit

D = ± (0,05....0,2) рН unit


47.2

Measurement of the conductivity of soil, water, precipitation

from 2 to 10000 m/cm

d = ± (5…20) %


47.3.

Measurement of moisture of soils, soils, bottom sediments, sludge, sewage sludge, waste

from 0,05 % to 99 %

D = ± (5…10) %


47.4

Measurement of ash content of soils, soils, bottom sediments, sludge, sewage sludge, waste

from 1 % to 100 %

D = ± (1 - 5) %


48.

Measurement of sample performance in a control testing

48.1

Measurement of relative humidity in soil and plants

from 5 % to 98 %

d = ± (1...3) %


48.2

Measurement of the temperature of various environments using a contact method in the biochemical assays of fruits and plants

from - 80 °C to 800 °C

D = ± (0,1...5) °C


48.3

Measurement of temperature of different environments using a noncontact method by carrying out biochemical assays of fruit and plants

from - 50°C to 150 °C

D = ±(0,1...5) °C


48.4

Measurement of the mass of substances and materials as well as test systems (laboratory animals) in test laboratories

(2 × 10-6 …50) kg

D = ± (2×10-8 - 0,3) kg


48.5

Measurement of dosing volume during volume analysis of liquids

from 0,01 to 10000 µl

d = ± (1,5...3,5) %


48.6

Measurement of the density of liquid media during measurements of the density of liquid dispersed systems

from 700 to 1840 kg/m3

D = ± 1 kg/m3

Mixtures in which the main liquid medium contains suspended particles of another substance insoluble in the main medium (emulsions, various technological suspensions, etc.)

49.

Measurement of the content of substances in various environments, including biological devices and medicinal products for animals, by methods

49.1

Measurement of pesticide residues in water, plant, soil in laboratory tests

(5 × 10-9…80) %
(1…1200) AMU

d = ± (10...35) %
D = ± (0,1...1) AMU

using chromatography-mass spectrometry method

49.2

Measurement of the content of amino acids and pesticides in water, plant, soil objects in laboratory tests.

(1 × 10-5…80) %

d = ±(4...25) %

using chromatography method

49.3

Measurement of metal content in water, plant, soil objects in laboratory tests

(1 × 10-7…90) %

d = ± (5...25) %

using atomic absorption method

49.4

Measurement of the content of phosphorus, nitrogen, sulfur in water, plant, soil in laboratory tests

(0,1...80) %

d = ± (5...20) %

using spectrophotometry method

49.5

Measurement of the content of nitrogen, sulfur, carbonates, bicarbonates of calcium, magnesium in water, plant, soil objects in laboratory tests

(0,1…80) %

d = ± (2...5) %

using titrimetry method

49.6

Measurement of soluble solids content in the fruits in laboratory tests

(0,1…80) %

d = ± (5...20) %

using refractometry method

49.7

Measurement of the concentration of hydrogen ions in water, plant, soil objects in laboratory tests

(- 4…20) рНр unit (х)

D = ± (0,03...0,3) рНр unit (х)

using potentiometry method

49.8

Measurement of the content of heavy metals, vitamins in laboratory tests in water, plant, soil objects

(0,02…10000,0) mkg/dm3

d = ± 20 %

using voltammetry method

49.9

Measurement of the conductivity and salinity in soil and water in laboratory tests

(0,1×10-4…199,9) mS/cm

d = ± (0,5…10,0) %

using conductometry method

49.10

Measurement of vitamins in plant objects in laboratory tests

(0…1) mg/dm3

d = ± 10 %

using fluorimetry method

49.11

Measurement of the content of radioactive elements: cesium, strontium, potassium, iridium in water, plant, soil objects in laboratory tests

(3…5×104) Bq/kg

d = ± (10...50) %

using radiology method

49.12

Measurement of the content of radioactive elements: cesium, strontium, potassium, iridium in water, plant, soil objects in laboratory tests

(0,1…9,9 ×104) mcSv/h

d = ± (10...30) %

using dosimetry method

50.

Measurement of substance, nitrates, phosphates and sulfates in the soil using spectrophotometry method

from 0,0 to 100,0 %

d = ± (0,5 – 1,0) %


51.

Measurement of density of liquid chemicals (pesticides) in determining pesticide active ingredient

(700...1840) kg/m³

D = ± 1 kg/m³


52.

Measurement of the mass of substances and materials in determining nitrates, active substance and residual pesticides

(2 ×10-6 ...50) kg

D= ± (2 × 10-8 -0,3) kg


53

Measurement of time in the extraction of pesticides

(1...1 × 106) sec

d = (2...10) %


54.

Measurement of solvent dosage in determining the active ingredient and residual pesticides

(0,01...10000) µl

d=(1,5...3,5) %


55.

Measurement of nitrate ion concentration in determining nitrates in crop production

from 1.60 to 4.09 рNO3

not more than 5 mV (0,05 рNO3 )


56.

Measurement of mass concentration of pesticide in soil, grain, pesticides, chemicals, fruits and vegetables in determining the active substance and the residual amount of pesticides

(1 × 105...80) %

d = ± (4...25) %


57.

Measurement of metal concentration in soil in determining heavy metals

(1 × 10-7...90) %

d = ± (5...25) %


58.

Measurement of the acidity of a pesticide in soil, grain, pesticides, chemicals, fruits and vegetables in determining the active substance and the residual amount of pesticides

(0,1...80) %

d = ± (2...5) %


59.

Measurements during the agrochemical survey of soils

59.1

Measurement of mobile manganese in soil

from 0,1 to 3,0 µg/ml

18 %


59.2

Measurement of rolling zinc in soil

from 0,05 to 1,00 µg/ml

36 %


59.3

Measurement of mobile copper in soil

from 0,2 to 5,0 µg/ml

16 %


59.4

Measurement of mobile cobalt in the soil

from 0,50 to 2,0 µg/ml

18 %


59.5

Measurement of mobile sulfur in the soil

from 0 to 24 mln-1

to 2,5 mln-1 - 35 %
from 2,5 to 5 mln-1 - 15 %,
above 5 mln-1 – 10 %


59.6

Measurement of easily hydrolyzable nitrogen in soil according to Tyurin and Kononova

from 0 to 150 mln-1

15 %


59.7

Kernfield Measurement of Alkaline Hydrolyzable Nitrogen in Soil

from 0 to 350 mln-1

15 %


59.8

Measurement of mobile phosphorus compounds

from 0 to 80 mln-1

to 15 mln-1 -30 %,
from 15 to 30 mln-1 - 20 %,
above 30 mln-1 -15 %

by Machigin method in CIASA modification

59.9

Measurement of Potassium Compounds

from 0 to 400 mln-1

10 %

by Machigin method in CIASA modification

59.10

Measurement of mobile compounds of phosphorus

from 0 to 250 mln-1

to 50 mln -1 – 15 %,
above 50 mln -1 – 12 %

by Chirikov method in CIASA modification

59.11

Measurement of mobile compounds of potassium

from 0 to 250 mln-1

to 100 mln-1 - 15 %,
above 100 mln-1 – 10 %

by Chirikov method in CIASA modification

59.12

Measurement of organic substance

from 0 to 15,5 %

to 3 % - 20 %,
from 3 % to 5 % - 15 %,
above 15 % - 10 %

by Tyurin method in CIASA modification

59.13

Measurement of soil pH - salt extract

from 4,5 to 8,5 рН unit

± 0,1 unit



Measurements in the implementation of activities in the veterinary field

60.

Measurement of organochlorine pesticides in determining residual contaminants in livestock products

from 1 to 14 g/µl

not more than 6 %


61.

Measurement of in determining the maximum permissible concentration of dioxins and dioxin-like substances (polychlorinated biphenyls) in livestock products

from 50 to 600 AMU

not more than 5 %


62.

Measurement of the volume of liquid dosing for laboratory research during the transfusion of reagents, reagents, liquid biological samples

from 0,2 to 5000 µl

not more than 20,0 µl


63.

Measurement of activity of pH hydrogen ions

from - 1 to 14 рН

d = ±2 %


64.

Measurement of the quantitative and qualitative content of active substances in veterinary preparations and feed additives

unlimited

d = ± 0,3 %


65.

Measurement of mass fraction of moisture in determining physico-chemical parameters in veterinary preparations and feed additives

from 650 to 2000 kg/m3

not more than 20 kg/m3


66.

Measurement of temperature in determining physicochemical parameters, toxic elements, radionuclides, microbiological indicators, mycotoxins, antibiotics, pesticides, radiological indicators, parasitological indicators, indicators of oxidative damage, nitrates

from - 40 to 400 °C

D = ± 2,5%


67.

Measurement of mass in determining physicochemical parameters, toxic elements, radionuclides, microbiological indicators, mycotoxins, antibiotics, pesticides, radiological indicators, parasitological indicators, indicators of oxidative damage, nitrates

from 0,1 mg to 10 kg

D = ± 3,0 е


68.

Measurement of radioactive sources - cesium-137 and strontium-90 in determining radionuclides

from 0,03 to 300 mcSv/h

D = ± 15 %


69.

Measurement of lead, cadmium, arsenic, mercury, copper, iron, tin in determining toxic elements

from 0,0001 to 1,0 mg/dm3

D = ± 30 %


70.

Measurement of density in determining physico-chemical parameters

from 650 to 1840 kg/m3

D = ± 20 kg/m3


71.

Measurement of the mass fraction of fat in determining physico-chemical indicators

from 0 to 10 %

D = ± 0,1 %


72.

Measurement of nonfat milk solids (NFMS) in determining the physico-chemical characteristics of milk and dairy products

from 6 % to 12 %

D = ± 0,3 %


73.

Measurement of dosing volume in determining physicochemical parameters, toxic elements, radionuclides, microbiological indicators, antibiotics, pesticides, indicators of oxidative damage, nitrates, mycotoxins in the study and diagnosis of animal diseases

from 0,01 µl to 15 ml

D = ± 3 %


74.

Measurement of optical density in determining physico-chemical parameters, toxic elements, microbiological parameters, mycotoxins, antibiotics in the study and diagnosis of animal diseases

from 0,0001 to 2,000 OD

D = ± 1,0 %


75.

Measurement of wavelength in determining physicochemical parameters, toxic elements, microbiological indicators, antibiotics, mycotoxins in the study and diagnosis of animal diseases

from 340 to 850 nm

D = ± 1 nm


76.

Measurement of the transmittance of the luminous flux density in determining physico-chemical parameters, toxic elements, microbiological parameters, antibiotics, mycotoxins in the study and diagnosis of animal diseases

from 315 to 990 nm

D = ± 0,5 nm


77.

Measurement of light refraction in the medium in determining physicochemical parameters, toxic elements, radionuclides, microbiological indicators, mycotoxins, antibiotics, pesticides, radiological indicators, parasitological indicators, indicators of oxidative damage, nitrates

from 1,2 to 1,7 nD

D = ±1 × 10-4


78.

Measurement of pH in determining physicochemical parameters, toxic elements, microbiological indicators, antibiotics, pesticides, indicators of oxidative damage, nitrates, mycotoxins in the study and diagnosis of animal diseases

from - 1 to 14 рН

D = ± (0,003 - 0,4) pH


79.

Measurement of temperature for monitoring test and auxiliary equipment

from - 40 °C to 1000 °C

D = ± (0,1…5) °C


80.

Measurement of mass during sampling and receipt of samples

from 10 g to 10 kg

D = ± (0,5 - 3,0) е


81.

Measurement of pressure during autoclaving and sterilization processes

from 0 to 250 kgf/cm2

d = ± 4,0 %


82.

Measurement of temperature for environmental monitoring and operating conditions

from 10 °C to 40 °C

D = ± 2,0%


83.

Measurement of humidity to monitor the environment and working conditions

from 20 % to 90 %

D = ±7 %


84.

Measurement of atmospheric pressure for environmental monitoring and operating conditions

from 610 from 790 mm Hg.

D = ± 0,8 mm Hg


85.

Measurement of the amount of concentration in the original sample during the chemical analysis of complex mixtures, during mass spectrometric analysis

from 190 to 2500 nm
from 0 to 100 Т

D = ± 2,0 nm,
D = ± (0,004 - 5) Т


86.

Measurement of concentration of gas impurities in gas chromatographic analysis

from 0,5 × 10-15 g/cm3

D = ± 6 %


87.

Measurement of the content of elements of silver, aluminum, arsenic, gold, bismuth, cadmium, cobalt, chromium and other chemical elements by spectrometry in the analysis of sample composition

from 190 to 800 nm

D = ± 6 %


88.

Measurement of the refractive index of the analyzed sample or substance in order to analyze the physicochemical parameters of the substance

from 1,27 to 1,95 ɳ

D = (2 x 10-4 - 5 x 10-5) ɳ


89.

Measurement of the concentration of solutions of salts, acids based on measurements of the conductivity of solutions in determining physicochemical parameters, toxic elements, microbiological indicators, antibiotics, pesticides, indicators of oxidative damage, nitrates, mycotoxins in the study and diagnosis of animal diseases

from 1,10-4 to 100 cm/m

D = ± 0,25 %


90.

Measurement of mass in the diagnosis of parasitic diseases, biochemical blood tests, biochemical studies of animal pathological material, virological diagnostics, bacteriological diagnostics and serological diagnosis of animal diseases

from 1 g to 800 g

D = ± (0,5 - 3,0) е


91.

Measurements of total ß-activity, cesium-137, thorium-232, radium-226, potassium-40 in determining radionuclides in animal hair and bird [feather]

from 0,03 to 300 mcSv/h

D = ± 15 %


92.

Measurement of temperature in the diagnosis of parasitic diseases, biochemical blood tests, biochemical studies of animal pathological material, virological diagnostics, bacteriological diagnostics and serological diagnosis of animal diseases

from - 40 °C to 100 °C

D = ± 2 °C


93.

Measurement of volume in the diagnosis of parasitic diseases, biochemical blood tests, biochemical studies of animal pathological material, virological diagnostics, bacteriological diagnostics and serological diagnosis of animal diseases

from 2 × 10-4 to 5 cm3

d = ± (0,40 – 12) %


94.

Measurement of activity, mass and molar fraction of ion concentration in the sample

from 0 to 14 (рХ)

D = ± 0,05 (рХ)


95.

Measurement of time in determining physico-chemical parameters, toxic elements, radionuclides, microbiological indicators, antibiotics, pesticides, indicators of oxidative damage, nitrates, mycotoxins in the study and diagnosis of animal diseases

from 0,01 sec to 60 min

D = ± 7,5 × 104 sec


      Note:

      km – kilometer;

      m – meter;

      m/c2 – square meter per second;

      ° – degree;

      " – second, a common unit of Measurement of plane angles;

      D – distance in kilometers;

      mm – millimeter;

      f – admissible error;

      mm/1 km – marginal mean square error in millimeters per kilometer;

      L — polygon perimeter or line length, km;

      cm – centimeter;

      BRN1 – first class boundary reference network;

      BRN2 – second class boundary reference network;

      °C – Celsius degree;

      D – absolute error;

      g – gram;

      mg – milligram;

      kg/m3 – kilogram per cubic meter;

      kg – kilogram;

      sec – second;

      % – percent;

      µl – l microliter;

      mV – millivolt;

      d – relative error;

      mkm – micrometer;

      hPa – hectopascal;

      µg/ml – microgram per milliliter;

      g/sec – gram per second;

      AMU – atomic mass unit;

      mg/kg – milligram per kilogram;

      unit рН –рН unit;

      рХ – ion activity indicator;

      kg/dm3 – kilogram per cubic decimeter;

      mS/cm – millisiemens per meter;

      mg/dm3 – milligram per cubic decimeter;

      Bq/kg – Becquerel per kilogram;

      PCR – polymerase chain reaction;

      mcSv/h – microsievert per hour;

      CFU/g – colony forming units per gram;

      cm3 – cubic centimeter;

      kg/m2 – kilogram per square centimeter;

      m3 – cubic meter;

      mkg/dm3 – microgram per cubic decimeter;

      mln-1 – a million minus the first degree;

      CIASA – Central Institute of Agrochemical Service to Agriculture for production;

      unit – unit;

      g/µl – gram per micro liter;

      kg/m3 – kilogram per cubic meter;

      е – value of verification scale interval;

      OD – optical density;

      nm – nanometer;

      nD – refraction index;

      kgf/cm2 - kilogram-force to square centimeter;

      mm Hg. – millimeter of mercury column;

      Т – solution titer;

      g/cm3 – gram per cubic centimeter;

      ɳ – absolute refraction index;

      cm/m – electrical conductivity unit;

      min – minute.

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