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Objectives

• Describe what metrology is, and what metrologists do.
• Explain why measurement is important , commerce, product risk management, and international trade.
• Contrast resolution, precision, and accuracy of a measurement system. Describe measurement uncertainty.
• Describe the structure and use of a measurement system.
• Describe different levels of standards and the requirements of traceability.
• Explain the various components of a calibration system.
• Describe the basic attributes of making good measurements.
• Describe the units of measure and the various instruments used in various measurement parameters.

The Delegates

• This training course is designed for Utility Electrical Engineers, Consulting Engineers, and Faculties and Research Practitioners.
• Manage, utilise or control calibration systems
• Quality managers and engineers
• Department managers
• Calibration managers and technicians
• Assessors of calibration systems
• All persons at any level using measurement instruments, including calibration coordinators, inspection personnel, and management; it can serve as a refresher for experienced technicians; or it can be used in orientation for new hires.

The Contents

• Introduction
• Definition of metrology
• Measurements in manufacturing
• Measurement in the global marketplace
• Importance of measurement
• Development and Concerns of Metrology
• Need for better measurements
• Determine and describe the differences between resolution, accuracy, precision, calibration, Type A uncertainty and Type Buncertainty
• Review Questions
• Standards and Standardization
• Working standards, check standards and international standards
• Levels of standard accuracies, accuracy ratio between levels of calibration pyramid
• Requirements of traceability
• Metrology standardization documents
• Review Questions
• Managing the Metrology System
• When a metrology system is needed
• Components of a metrology system
• Periodic calibration
• Determining period, fixed time intervals or other means, measurement assurance
• Record keeping
• Documented procedures
• Training
• Review Questions
• Making Good Measurements: Elements of a Measurement System
• Measuring Instrument
• Measuring procedure
• Analysis of Measured data
• Measurement assurance
• Isolating errors
• Capability study
• Gage R & R
• Review Questions
• Units and Measurement Instruments
• Length, height, optical, micrometers, metrology, etc.
• Time, Temperature, Flow, electrical quantities, etc.
• Review Questions

The Discount

Free Seats Are Offered