reference: D031:2008 3.1.34

ID: 02201

a non-interruptible measurement is a cumulative continuous measuring process with no definite end. The measuring process cannot be stopped and continued again by a user or operator without inadmissibly disturbing the measurement or the supply with goods or energy. If the cumulative measurement of a quantity of a substance can be stopped easily and rapidly during normal operation – not only in case of emergency – without falsifying the measurement result, it is called interruptible.