The repeatability limit, [latex]r[/latex], is a critical value derived from the repeatability standard deviation ([latex]s_r[/latex]). It represents the maximum expected absolute difference between two single test results, obtained under repeatability conditions, with a 95% probability. It is commonly calculated as [latex]r = 2.8 \times s_r[/latex]. If the difference exceeds [latex]r[/latex], the results are considered suspect.

















