What is the final step to be taken with the air meter at the end of the procedure?

The final step with the air meter at the end of the procedure involves dismantling and examining the equipment. This step is crucial to ensure that all components are functioning correctly and free from any residual materials that may affect future measurements. By disassembling the air meter, operators can identify any potential issues, such as blockages or wear and tear on parts, that could compromise its accuracy in subsequent tests.

Cleaning and storing, recalibrating, or judging for operational efficiency are important as well, but they follow the examination process. The examination helps to maintain the integrity and reliability of the air meter, ensuring that it remains in optimal condition for future testing. This rigorous approach is essential in laboratory settings, as precise measurements are foundational to reliable results in testing and analysis.