National Type Evaluation Technical Committee J. Barber

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Specifications	National Type Evaluation Technical Committee J. Barber
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NTEP 2010 Final Report Appendix A – NTETC Grain Analyzer Sector NTEP - A2 Changes to the Grain Moisture Meter and Near

Specifications	National Type Evaluation Technical Committee J. Barber
Outline	Table of Contents - Annual Report of the 95th NCMW NTEP 2010 Final Report NTEP 2010 Final Report Appendix A – NTETC Grain Analyzer Sector Meeting Summary 1. Report on the 2009 NCWM Interim and Annual Meetings 2. Report on NTEP Type Evaluations and OCP (Phase II) Testing 3. Review of Ongoing Calibration Program (Phase II) Performance Data 4. Software Requirements That May Impact Grain Analyzers 4.a Item 310-2: Appendix D – Definition of Electronic Devices, Software-Based and Built-For-Purpose Device 4.b Item 310-3: G-S.1. Identification. – Software 4.c Identification of Certified Software 4.d Software Protection/Security 4.e Software Maintenance and Reconfiguration 5. Report on New GIPSA/NIST Interagency Agreement for 2010 – 2014 6. Report on OIML TC 17/SC 1 R 59 “Moisture Meters for Cereal Grains and Oilseeds” 7. Report on OIML TC17/SC8 Draft IR “Protein Measuring Instruments for Cereal Grain” 9. Item 310-1: G-S.8. Provision for Sealing Electronic Adjustable Components, G-S.8.1. Access to Calibration and Configuration Adjustments, and G-S.8.2. Automatic or Semi-automatic Calibration Mechanism 9.5 Properly Standardized Reference Meters 10. Time and Place for Next Meeting
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Content	NTEP 2010 Final Report Appendix A – NTETC Grain Analyzer Sector NTEP - A2 Changes to the Grain Moisture Meter and Near Infrared Grain Analyzers 2009 Edition of NCWM Publication 14 Section Number Amendment/Change Page Source IV. Tolerances for Calibration Performance Delete the portion of §IV specifying the categories of calibrations to be listed on a Certificate of Conformance (CC). GMM-6 and GMM-7 08/08 GMM Sector Agenda Item 10 VII.B. Accuracy, Precision, and Reproducibility Amend to address multi-class type evaluations for TW. GMM-11 through GMM-15 08/08 GMM Sector Agenda Item 7 VII.C. Tolerances for Test Weight per Bushel Calibration Performance Amend to limit the moisture content of samples used in evaluating TW performance and to add special considerations for multi-class calibrations. GMM-15 08/08 GMM Sector Agenda Item 8 Appendix C Amend to add additional data fields for TW data and to update instructions for submitting data to reflect current practice. GMM-41 08/08 GMM Sector Agenda Item 9 No Grain Moisture Meter (GMM) or Near Infrared (NIR) Grain Analyzer items appeared in the Specifications and Tolerances (S&T) Committee Interim Report for consideration by the NCWM at the 2009 Annual Meeting held July 12 - 16, 2009, in San Antonio, Texas. Mr. Jim Truex, NTEP Administrator, reported that Annual Meeting attendance was down this year, but that 35 states were represented exceeding the quorum requirements of 27. Other General Code items of interest to the Sector were non-voting items related to software and provisions for sealing electronic adjustable components. [See Sector Agenda Items 4, 4a, 4b, 4c, 4.d, 4.e and 9.] 2. Report on NTEP Type Evaluations and OCP (Phase II) Testing Ms. Cathy Brenner of the Grain Inspection, Packers and Stockyards Administration (GIPSA), the NTEP Participating Laboratory for Grain Analyzers, briefed the Sector on NTEP Type Evaluation activity. Evaluations are currently underway for three additional devices: one new grain moisture meter with test weight capability; one new grain moisture meter; and one test weight per bushel add-on to a currently approved grain moisture meter. Annual GMM calibration reviews were completed on schedule and updated Certificates of Conformance (CCs) were issued for six device types. She reported that the following five device types are enrolled in the OCP (Phase II) for the 2009 harvest: [Note: Models listed on a single line are considered to be of the same “type.”] Bruins Instruments OmegAnalyzerG DICKEY-john Corporation GAC2000 NTEP, GAC2100, GAC2100a, GAC2100b Foss North America Infratec 1241 Perten Instruments AM5100 The Steinlite Corporation SL95 [Note: Foss Infratec 1227 & 1229 dropped out of Phase II – CC expires June 30, 2010.] 3. Review of Ongoing Calibration Program (Phase II) Performance Data At the Sector’s August 2005 meeting, it was agreed that comparative OCP data identifying the Official Meter and listing the average bias for each NTEP meter type should be available for annual review by the Sector. Accordingly, Ms. Brenner, representing GIPSA, the NTEP Participating Laboratory for Grain Analyzers, presented data showing
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