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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the 'Project Name and Site Address' along with the 'Contract Number', 'Oracle Number', and 'WDID Number' in the designated fields.
  3. Fill in the 'Contractor Name and Address' to ensure proper identification of the responsible party.
  4. Select the appropriate 'Project Site Risk Level' from the options provided, ensuring compliance with project requirements.
  5. In the calibration section, input details such as 'pH Meter Manufacturer', 'Model Number', and 'Serial Number'. Record the expiration date and date opened for reference.
  6. Document calibration data including temperature at calibration, slope percentage, and buffers used. Ensure all entries are accurate for effective monitoring.
  7. Finally, review your entries, sign where indicated, and save your completed form for submission.

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Verification of Calibration (0.05 pH units) The output reading of the pH meter should not deviate by more than 0.05 pH units from the nominal pH value of the reference buffer. This verification step ensures that the calibration is accurate and that the pH meter provides reliable measurements.
pH Probes will normally require weekly or monthly cleanings and monthly calibrations. The actual frequency is a function of the installation environment but could be as often as a couple of times a day.
** Before you begin, please ensure you have a container of water to rinse the probe between the 2 buffer solutions during the calibration. If you have Deionized water, Distilled water or RO water (Reverse Osmosis) any of these are preferred to tap water, however you may use tap water if necessary.
For high-accuracy pH measurements, a three-point calibration (pH 4, pH 7, and pH 10) is used. After rinsing with distilled water, the pH probe (electrode) is inserted into the solution until the pH level has stabilized, and the pH meter has correctly matched the pH value of the calibration solution.
For high-accuracy applications such as laboratories, the pH level should be calibrated before every use. However, for general-accuracy measurements like testing the pH of soil or aquarium water, the pH meter can be calibrated once, and then used continuously for a week or longer.
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The only reliable way to verify the accuracy of a pH meter is to test it using standard buffer solutionsjust as you would test a balance/scale with standard weights. Comparing one pH meter to another or relying on experience or expected results is scientifically incorrect and can be misleading.

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