Flow Meters: Methods of Calibration

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Flow Meters: Methods of Calibration

Flow meters are meant to measure the flow rate of liquids or gas as they travel. Companies in oil, gas, water, and other necessary materials for the developed world use flow meters to ensure that the materials get to their destination safely and efficiently.

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FAQ: Do I Need ISO-17025 Accredited Calibration? What Is the Difference Between Iso-17025 & Iso-9001?

If you have a business that works with measurements and retrieving of the data from said measurements it may be important to have ISO-17025 accredited calibration or ISO-9001.

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How Do Scale Transducers Actually Work?

Scales are a great example of everyday technology that we tend to take for granted. For many people, scales were something to play with when you were bored in chemistry class, or held by a statue outside of the local courthouse.

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Digital Scales: More Accuracy, Less Error

Understanding weight and the forces of the universe as a whole is what keeps everything, quite literally, together and because of this, digital scales are a very important tool in our lives.

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Can Oil From Our Fingers Affect Accurate Calibration?

You wouldn’t think it just from looking at them, but your fingers contain a lot of natural oils, produced simply as a means of keeping your skin healthy.

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How Are Pipettes Used in Crime Labs?

Accuracy plays a vital role in many different aspects in life, especially when it comes to measurements. Too much flour can ruin a roux just as quickly as too much salt can spoil a sauce.

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What Exactly Is the True Definition of Calibration?

Calibration is a term that people often hear, but never truly understand. Calibrate, in our modern vernacular, can mean several different things. The term “calibrate” first came to the English language around the Civil War as a term for artillery.

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Who Is the Nist?

Have you ever wondered why pound is exactly 16 ounces? Or why an inch is as long as it is? Before we had a standard metric for measurement, we used rough approximations. If you’ve heard heard people talk about horses, it makes more sense.

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How Does a Torque Wrench Work?

If you’ve ever had a hard time opening a jar of pickles, then you can appreciate the work that torque wrenches do. A torque wrench can be used in a variety of applications and are very useful, especially when it comes to sealing and preserving food.

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Deep in the Pit With Pit Scales

It’s amazing to think just how far technological advances have brought tools we’ve used since the dawn of time.

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