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Electrical measurements have a great impact on nearly all areas of research and development, industrial activities, quality of life and environment. Non-electric measuring quantities are converted into electrical quantities and as such are transformed, subsequently processed, stored and transmitted. Therefore, electrical measuring techniques play a key role in metrology. The first electrical measurements in the field of metrology in the Republic of Serbia was verification of electricity meters. In the XX century, at the end of 70’s, the first comparisons of DC voltage and resistance measuring standards with BIPM had begin, and first certificate provided traceability to the international measuring standards. Section for electrical quantities is accredited, which confirm the competence to perform testing of electricity meters, according to series of standards SRPS EN 62053 and SRPS EN 52470.

Activities and Tasks

The tasks of this section consists in research and development work in the area of electrical measuring. In the field of industrial and legal metrology, section for electrical quantities perform calibration of standards and measuring instrument testing. In addition to expert advice, the Section for electrical quantities provides a wide range of calibration and measurement capabilities, which are completely covered by quality management system.

Laboratories:

 

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Calibration and measurement capabilities (CMCs)

Testing of measuring instruments

The Section for electrical quantities performs testing of following instruments electricity meters

>measuring instruments for insulation resistance, loop impedance, resistance of earth connection and equipotential bonding, resistance to earth, and residual current devices testing. 

Projects

In the Section of electrical quantities are made following projects

Interlaboratory comparison:

Calibration of digital multimeters in the Republic of Serbia, 2010 ELF-5, Comparison of energy meter, bilateral comparison between EIM and DMDM, in order to verify its calibration capability, 2010 CARDS 2006 PT 3 electrical energy, ’Intercomparison with electricity meter '', proficiency testing in accordance with IEC 62053-22:2003. (from 15.04.2008. to 29.04.2008.) Peer-Review of the Department for Electrical Quantities of the Directorate of Measures and

Precious Metals (DMDM), Serbia in the technical fields: DC voltage, current and resistance, AC/DC transfer, AC voltage and current, power&energy and phase, Peers: Dr. Beat Jeckelmann, Dr. H. Bachmair (17.10.2007.) Bilateral comparison of dcv reference standard (from 04.08.2006. to 29.08.2006.) Euromet key comparisom suplementing CCEM K-5, "Comparison of AC power at 50 Hz" (from 01.06.2005. tо 30.06.2005.) EUROMET ЕМ-K10, Comparison of Resistance Standards of 100 Ω " (from 07.10.2004. tо 26.10.2004.)

 


Kontakt

Rukovodilac Grupe za električne veličine
Rade Dereta, dipl. inž.
telefon: +381 11 20 24 408
mobilni: +381 66 860 4089
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Metrolozi:
Metrolog za električnu otpornost
Marina Pavićević, dipl.inž.
telefon: +381 11 20 24 401
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Metrolog za naizmenični napon i struju
Jasmina Lazarević, dipl. inž.
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Metrolog za električne veličine
dr Dušan Matijašević, dipl.inž.
telefon: +381 11 20 24 408
mobilni: +381 66 860 4025
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Adresa
Direkcija za mere i dragocene metale
Grupa za električne veličine
Mike Alasa 14,
11000 Beograd
Republika Srbija

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