Handbook of Electronic Weighing

This text describes the fundamental principles of electronic weighing, beginning with the theoretical background of the basic components, followed by theoretical formulae to calculate the weighing accuracy in different applications, including the influence on accuracy of external disturbing forces. Furthermore it describes layout and optimum com position of weighing systems for static weighing and batching, in-motion weighing, belt conveyor weighing and flow control, as well as counting and checkweighing scales. Included are complete technical specifications, which completed with relevant technical data can serve as masters at the procurement of 12 typical industrial weighing applications. The book also contains testing principles and procedures for test reports, covering all kind of static weighing and batching systems, as well as belt conveyor scales and dosometers.