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The “Differential Weighing” Application
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12.5 Using the “Differential Weighing” Application
This section describes how to work with the “Differential Weighing” application and print the results.
12.5.1 The Different Methods of Differential Weighing
The “Differential Weighing” application supports three possible methods for performing differential weighing. These three methods are
described in the following.
Method 1 (with taring and weighing in in a single cycle)
This is the simplest method, as the tared weight of the sample vessel and the initial weight (net weight) of the sample are determined
in a single procedure:
Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Function keys
Taring and Treat Residual Print
weighing in sample weighing results
Sample 1
Sample 2
Sample n
(n = 1..500)
Method 2 (with separate taring and weighing in)
In this method, the weight of the sample vessel (tared weight) and the initial weight (net weight) of the sample are determined in
separate procedures. With this method, all weighing vessels are tared first, and then all samples are weighed in a second procedure:
Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 Function keys
Taring Weighing in Treat Residual Print
sample weighing results
Sample 1
Sample 2
Sample n
(n = 1..500)