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Oyungerel Uvgunkhuu Senior Officer of Volume Standard Laboratory Metrology Department E-mail: [email protected] Tel: +976-51-263971, Fax +976-11-458-032 Mongolia Location: Northern Asia, between China and Russia Capital: Ulaanbaatar Total population: 2.8 million (as July 2011) Area: 1.565 million sq km. History of Mongolia Mongolia was inhabited 500,000 years ago First state was established by Hunnu tribes in 209 B.C. Great Mongol Empire under Chingis Khan was established in 1206 Conquest by Manchu Empire during XVIII-XIX centuries Restoration of Mongolian sovereignty in 1911 Creation of People's Republic of Mongolia in 1924 (under communism) Establishment of democracy in 1990 Nature of Mongolia Beautiful Mongolia Ulaanbaatar capital city MONGOLIAN AGENCY FOR STANDARDIZATION AND METROLOGY / MASM / MASM Mongolian Agency for Standardization and Metrology is a Government regulatory agency responsible for coordinating and managing the standardization, metrology, testing and conformity assessment sector throughout the country. MASM reports to the First Deputy Prime Minister of Mongolia. Mission To contribute to the social and economic development of Mongolia in conjunction with the development strategic tendency standardization, quality and metrology. by applying MASM chart CHAIRMAN NATIONAL COUNSIL Monitoring office VICE CHAIRMAN Certification office for products and system Standardization and technical regulation Department • Secretariat of standardization technical committees • Standards information center WTO/TBT Enquiry point Metrology Department Accreditation Department • Measurement Standards Team /Standard laboratories – 9/ • Measuring Instrument Verification Team /Verification laboratories – 4/ Strategic management, public administration Department • Finance and utility services division • International cooperation division • Training division Mongolian Agency for Standardization and Metrology The main functions are: Standardization Certification Establishment and maintenance measurement standards Legal metrology Accreditation Training and consulting International cooperation of national Metrology Department Standard laboratories Verification laboratories Mass Length Electricity measuring instruments Density Volume Heat and pressure measuring instruments Pressure Electricity Temperature Physico-Chemistry Time and Frequency Mechanical measuring instruments Reception of measuring instruments Main Functions of Metrology Department Development of national measurement standards system Maintenance and improvement of accuracy of measurement standards Traceability of measurement standards Pattern approval of measuring instruments Calibration of measuring instruments Verification of mandatory instruments as required by the law Issue License for manufacture, repair, installation and sale of measuring instruments Training Others Introduction The project “Supporting legal metrology of Mongolia” was implemented in Standardization and Metrology Agency between 1996 and 1999 according to the Cooperation Programme signed by government of Mongolia and Federal Republic of Germany in 1995. Within the scope of this project, the Volume Standards Laboratory was established with the equipments including standard pipettes with capacity of 1, 2, 5, 10 liters and 0.03% of measurement accuracy supplied by the Physics-Technical Institution of Germany in 1998. Those pipettes were certificated as “National Standards” by the Government resolution 227 in 1999. The Volume Standards Laboratory has 36m2 work space and 2 staffs who are conducting calibration service for approximately 420 measuring instruments of 5 types a year. Main functions Coordination of the implementation of Metrology law Maintaining the measurement standards and dissemination of unit Carrying out calibration of measuring instruments Organizing proficiency comparison testing among metrology laboratories in national level Conducting type testing of water meters Licensing of the legal entities for installation, repair and sale of measuring instruments Drafting and formulation of national standards regarding the methods of calibration of volume measuring instruments and adoption of international standards into the national one Conducting professional training VOLUME STANDARDS LABORATORY Pipettes of (150) liters with 0.03% of measurement accuracy Flasks of (2100) liters with 0.03% of measurement accuracy Travelling /moving/ laboratory with 0.1% of measurement accuracy Stationary equipment with 0.2% of measurement accuracy for calibration of water meter Calibrating equipment with 0.1% of measurement accuracy for road tank Electronic balance of (0,2150) kg and (0,0011) g of accuracy Nowadays when technology has been sharply advanced in many nations, high technological equipments and measuring instruments have been broadly supplied in domestic sectors of production and service from abroad. Consequently, the accuracy in volume measurement sector has reached at 5*10-5. Particularly, as equipment in the oil sector have been advanced, new types of measuring instruments like gas meter, dispenser for LPG, automatic level measuring instrument for storage of oil tank are imported into Mongolia. In this situation, the capacity and accuracy level of the equipment and instruments that we currently use do not meet the current requirements. Moreover, in connection with the development in mining industry in Mongolia, new types of measuring instruments such as flow meters have been introduced which are needed in more accurate calibration. International Comparison 2007, Electrical standard laboratory participated APLAC Proficiency Testing Program MO20, by DC Current Measurement and they are participating supplementary comparison on Digital multimeter P1-APMP.EM-S8 in 2011. 2006, Mass standard laboratory participated APLAC Proficiency Testing Program APMO17, by supplementary comparison on weigth F2 class 100g, 10g and 1g. 2006, Length standard laboratory participated Proficiency Testing Program APLAC_MO18 short gauge blocks 1mm, 8mm, 75mm. For participation by the Volume Standard Laboratory to such comparison, previously we would like to conduct an exercise comparison to gain necessary practice. Thank you for attention