अवक्षेपः प्रतिमानमग्निर्गण्डिका भण्डिकाधिकरणी पिञ्छः सूत्रं चेल्लं बोल्लनं शिर उत्सङ्गो मक्षिका स्वकायेक्षा दृतिरुदकशरावमग्निष्ठमिति काचं विद्यात् ॥ कZ_०२.१४.५३ ॥
avakṣepaḥ pratimānam agnir gaṇḍikā bhaṇḍikādhikaraṇī piñchaḥ sūtraṃ cellaṃ bollanaṃ śira utsaṅgo makṣikā svakāyekṣā dṛtir udakaśarāvam agniṣṭham iti kācaṃ vidyāt
He should recognize (as signs/tests for) defective glass (kāca) the following: settling/precipitation, failure to meet standard measure/weight, fire-test reactions, nodules/lumps, brittleness/fragmentation, feather-like streaks, thread-like lines, cloth-like film, bubble-like swelling, head-like protrusion, sagging, fly-specks, visual self-inspection of the glass body, blistering/skin-like peeling, the water-bowl test, and fire-residue/slag—thus one should identify glass.
To give inspectors a standardized checklist so procurement and storage decisions are evidence-based, reducing supplier fraud and protecting state revenue.
Because the state’s economic administration relied on practical verification methods; physical tests were part of enforceable quality standards.