CMC Dimension
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DEPTH Gauge Determination of Measurement Measurement Uncertainty of Depth Gauge Up to 300 mm Range :
300
mm
Least Count:
10
microns
300
mm
300
Size of Caliper
0.316069613
Uncer. Of S.G.(micro
0
Uncertainty Of surface plate(micron) Unit of Measurement :
=
4.6 microns
Reading Point :
Uncertainty of Temperature Temperature Scanner =
0.39
o
Accuracy
0.12
Surface Plate
Slip Gauge
C 5
microns
Type 'A' Evaluation
Five Readings are taken and the deviation from the nominal value is as followsn
Mean Deviation x
( xj)n
=
j=1 2
Measured/Observed Readings
Standard Value
Avearge
(xj-x)
(xj-x)
mm
mm
mm
microns
microns
4.0000 -6.0000 4.0000 -6.0000 4.0000 -6.0000 4.0000 4.0000 -6.0000 4.0000 0.0000
16.000 36.000 16.000 36.000 16.000 36.000 16.000 16.000 36.000 16.000
5.1640
microns
1.6330 1.6330
microns microns
300 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 300
300.01 300.00 300.01 300.00 300.01 300.00 300.01 300.01 300.00 300.01
300.0060
(Xj - X)
Standard Deviation =
2
n-1 2
Standard Deviation of the Mean, S ( X)
[S(X)] n
=
= Standard Uncertaint y in Type 'A' Evaluation, UA
=
Type 'B' Evaluation 1. Standard Uncertainty Due to the uncertainty of Standard Equipment used i.e. slip gauge
The value of Uncertainty is taken from its calibration certificate Assuming Normal distribution Coverage Factor of Calibrating Lab = 2
U1
=
0.32 2
=
0.158
microns
0.115
microns
300.000
mm
2. Standard Uncertainty Due to the wringing of Standard Equipment used i.e. slip gauge/Slips
The value of Uncertainty is taken from its calibration certificate Assuming Rectangular distribution
U2
=
0.2
=
1.732
3.Standard Uncertainty Due toThermal Coefficient between UUC & Standard Assuming rectangular distribution. U3
=
L X a X dt 3
here
Length L 20 % of a1 a2 a a1 Th. Coefficient of Expansion of DStandard a2 Th. Coefficient of Expansion of UUC Limit or 10% of Temp. 20 °C dt = Control Limit 0.960 3
4.Standard Uncertainty Due to the Resolution of Depth Gauge
=
3.24 X 10-6 / Deg C = =
4.7 X 10-6 / Deg C 11.5 X 10-6 / Deg C 1.0
Deg C
0.554
microns
Considering half of the leas leastt count & assuming assuming rectangular distribution
U4
10
=
2x
2.887
=
1.732
microns
5.Standard Uncertainty Due to the Temp. Variation in Master Instrument & UUC Assuming rectangular distribution.
5 Where
3
L
L X a X dt
=
a
=
Length
=
(a1+a2)/2
=
d
300.00
=
mm
8.1X 10
-6
-6
O
-6
O
11.5X 10 / C
a1
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
=
a2
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion 20% of Temp. Limit ± 1ºC
=
11.5 X 10 / C 0.2
=
0.2806
U5
0.486
=
3
Deg C
microns
6.Standard Uncertainty Due to the uncertainty of Standard Equipment used i.e. Temp.Scanner
The value of Uncertainty is taken from its calibration certificate i.e. =0.35
U6 Where
L
2
=
a
d
U6
L X a X dt
=
Length
= =
300
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion of slip gauge =
0.39
Uncertainty of temperature scanner 1.346
=
=
2
mm -6 o
11.5 X 10 / C o
C
0.6728
microns
7.Standard Uncertainty Due to the uncertainty of Standard Equipment used i.e. Surface Plate
The value of Uncertainty is taken from its calibration certificate Assuming Normal distribution Coverage Factor of Calibrating Lab = 2
U7
4.60 2
=
=
2.300
microns
=
0.069
micron
=
2.887
micron
2.887
micron
1.950
micron
8. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Accuracy of Master Equipment Considering half of the accuracy & assuming rectangular distribution
U8
0.12
=
3
8. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Accuracy of Master Equipment Considering half of the accuracy & assuming rectangular distribution
U8
5.00
=
3
8. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Accuracy of Master Equipment caliper Considering half of the accuracy & assuming rectangular distribution
U8
5.00
=
=
3
8. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Uncertainityof Master Equipment caliper Considering half of the accuracy & assuming rectangular distribution
U8
3.90
=
=
2
Combined Uncertainty:
Uc
=
Uc
=
2
2
2
2……………………………………………
(UA) +(U1) +(U2) +(U3)
6.135
microns
Degree of Freedom, (Veff ) 4
Veff
=
uc(y)
4
n(ui(y) ) j=1
Vi
=
1793.317216
=
Expanded Uncertainty of Overall Uncertainty or Uncertainty of Measurement Measurement : From the student's distribution table, for the Confidence Level approximately 95%, the Coverage Factor, k =2.
U e = k e x Uc Therefore uncertainty uncertainty in above measurem measurement ent is = ±
=
2
x
6.135
microns
12.3
microns
Feeler Gauge Determination of Measuremen Determination Measurementt Uncertainty of Feeler Gauge 1.00 mm Feeler Gauge Range : Reading Point = Uncer. in D. M. M. ( mm):
mm
1. 00 =
microns
2.10
Unit of Measurement :
=
microns o
0.39
Uncertainty of Temperature Scanner =
C
Type 'A' Evaluation
Five Readings are taken and the deviation from the nominal value is as follows :-
Mean Deviation x
n
( xj)n
=
j=1
Standard Value mm
Measured/Observed Readings Measured/Observed mm (xj)
0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000
1.002 1.003 1.002 1.002 1.003 1.001 1.002 1.002 1.003 1.002
Standard Deviation , S(X)
Average
(xj-x) microns
(x)
(x)
(Xj - X)
2
microns
-0.2000 0.8000 -0.2000 -0.2000 0.8000 -1.2000 -0.2000 -0.2000 0.8000 -0.2000
1.0022
=
(xj-x)
0.0400 0.6400 0.0400 0.0400 0.6400 1.4400 0.0400 0.0400 0.6400 0.0400
2
n-1
=
0.632
microns
0.200 0.200
microns microns
=
1.050
microns
=
0. 0003
microns
1.000
mm
2
Standard Deviation of the Mean, S ( X)
[S(X)] n
=
=
Standard Uncertainty in Ty Type pe 'A' Evaluation, Evaluation, UA
=
Type 'B' Evaluation 1. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Digital Micro Meter
The value of Uncertainty is taken from its calibration certificate
Coverage Factor of Calibrating Lab = 2
Assuming Normal distribution
2.10 2
U1 =
2. Standard Uncertainty Due to Half of least count of Digital Micro Mete Meterr
Assuming Rectangular distribution
U2
0.001
=
2x
3
3. Standard Uncertainty Due to thermal Coefficient between Master Instrument & UUC
Assuming rectangular distribution.
L X a X dt 3
U 3 = Where
=
Length
20 % (a1+ a2)
a
a1
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
=
11.5 X 10-6 / O C
a2
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
=
11.5 X 10 / C
d
=
L
=
Control Limit or 10% of of Temp. 20 °C
-6
1
O
Deg C
0.0046 3
U3 =
0.0027
=
microns
4. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Temp. Variation in Master Instrument & UUC
Assuming rectangular distribution.
U4 Where
L
L X a X dt
=
a
3
=
Length
(a1+a2)/2
=
d
1.00
=
mm
11.5 X 10
-6
-6
O
-6
O
a1
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
=
11.5 X 10 / C
a2
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion 20% of Temp. Limit ± 1ºC
=
11.5 X 10 / C 0.2
=
U4
0.002
=
0.0013
=
3
Deg C
microns
5. Standard Uncertainty Due to the uncertainty of Standard Equipment used i.e. Temp.Scanner
The value of Uncertainty is taken from its calibration certificate i.e. =
o
0.39
C
Assuming Normal distribution.
Where
a
d
= =
L X a X dt
U6 = L
2
=
Length
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
11.5 X 10
=
Uncertainty of temperature Scanner
mm -6
/
o
C o
0.39
=
0.00449
U 6 =
1.000
=
2
C
=
0.002243
microns
=
0. 0012
microns
2. Standard Uncertainty Due to Accuracy of Digital Micro Meter Assuming Rectangular distribution
U2
0.002
=
3
Combined Uncertainty:
Uc
=
Uc
=
2
2
2
(UA) +(U1) +(U2) +(U3)
2……………………………………………
microns
1.069
Degree of Freedom, (Veff ) 4
uc(y)
Veff =
(ui(y)4) j=1
Vi
7342.543831 Expanded Uncertainty of Overall Uncertainty or Uncertainty of Measurement : From the student's distribution table, for the Confidence Level approximately 95%, the Coverage Factor, k =2.
=
U
=
Therefore uncertainty uncertainty in above measuremen measuremen
k x Uc
±
=
2
2.14
=
x
microns
1.069
microns
2.138
microns
EXTERNAL MICROMETER Determination of Measurement Uncertainty of Micrometer Range upto 0 to 100 mm Micrometer Range :
100
mm
Least Count:
0. 17
microns
No. Of Slip Used
Slip Gauges used for calibration Uncer.of std.
1
Reading Points
=
Unit of Measurement :
=
microns
100
mm
1
microns o
Uncertainty of Temperature Temperature Scanner =
0.39
Wringing of Slip Gauges
0. 2
microns
Accuracy of Slip Gauges
0. 12
microns
C
Type 'A' Evaluation
Five Readings are taken and the Deviation from the nominal value is as follows-
Mean Deviation x
n
( xj)n
=
j=1
Measured/Observed Measured/Obser ved Readings
Standard Value
99.997 99.997 99.997 99.997 99.997 99.997 99.997 99.997
100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100
99.997 99.997
100 100
Avearge
(xj-x)
0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000
0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000
0.0000 0.0000
0.000 0.000
0.0000
microns
0.0000 0.0000
microns microns
=
0. 085
microns
=
0. 289
microns
=
100.000
mm
99.9970
(Xj - X)
Standard Deviation =
2
(xj-x)
2
n-1
= 2
Standard Deviation of the Mean, S ( X)
[S(X)] n
=
= Standard Uncertainty in Type 'A' Evaluation, UA
=
Type 'B' Evalution 1. Standard Uncertainty Due to the uncertainty of Standard Equipment Equipment used i.e. Slip Gague
The value of Uncertainty Uncerta inty is taken from its calibration certifica certificate te Assuming Normal distribution U1
=
0.17 2
= 2
2. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Resolution of External Micrometer Micrometer Considering half of the least count & assuming rectangular distribution
U2
=
1 2x
3
3. Standard Uncertainty Due toThermalCoefficient of UUC & Standard Assuming rectangular distribution.
U3
=
L X a X dt 3
Where
L = Length a1 a2 20 % of a = a1 = Th. Coefficient of Expansion of DStandard a2 = Th. Coefficient of Expansion of UUC of Temp. 20 °C dt = Control Limit or 10% of
3.24 X 10-6 / Deg C 4.7 X 10-6 / Deg C
=
11.5 X 10-6 / Deg C
= 1.0
Deg C
0. 064 8
0. 037
microns
0. 000
microns
3 4. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Wringing of Slip Gauge Considering half of the least count & assuming rectangular distribution
U4
0
=
=
3
5. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Temp. Variation in Master Instrument & UUC assumed as 0.5 deg C Assuming rectangular distribution.
U5 Where
L
a
L X a X dt
=
3
=
Length (a1+a2)/2
=
d
100.00
=
8.1 X 10
a1
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
=
a2
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
=
-6
U5
0.162
=
=
3
-6 O
4.7 X 10 / C
20% of Temp. Limit ± 1ºC
=
mm
-6
O
11.5 X 10 / C
0.2
Deg C
0.0935
microns
6. Standard Uncertainty Due to the uncertainty of Standard Equipment used i.e. Temp.Scanner
The value of Uncertainty Uncerta inty is taken from its calibration certifica certificate te i.e. = U6 Where
Length
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion of Slip Gague =
d
U6
C
2
=
a
o
L X a X dt
= L
0.39
=
=
Uncertainty of temperature scaner
2
mm -6 o
8.1 X 10 / C
=
0.316
=
100. 0
0.39
o
C
=
0.1580
Deg C
=
0.069
micron
7. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Accuracy of Master Equipment Considering half of the accuracy & assuming rectangular distribution
U7
0.12
=
3
Combined Uncertainty:
Uc
=
Uc
=
2
2
2
(UA) +(U1) +(U2) +(U3) 0.361
2……………………………………………
microns
Degree of Freedom, (V eff ) 4
uc(y)
Veff
=
4 n(ui(y) ) j=1
Vi
=
3.0423E+44
=
Expanded Uncertainty of Overall Uncertainty or Uncertainty of Measurement : From the student's distribution table, for the Confidence Level approximately 95%, the Coverage Factor, k =2. U e = k e x Uc = 2 x 0.361 Therefore uncertainty in above measurement is
=+
microns
0.722
microns
0. 7
microns
INTERNAL MICROMETER Determination Determinatio n of Measuremen Measurementt Uncertainty of Micrometer Range upto 100 mm INTERNAL MM Range
100
mm
Least Count:
1
micron
Accessories & Slip Gauge Set is Used For Calibration Uncer. Of Slip Gauge
0.12
Accuracy of Slip Gauge
0.10
micron
Uncer. Of Slip Gauge Accessories
2.40
micron
Unit of Measurement :
=
micron
microns
Uncertinty of Temperature Scanner =
0.39
Accuracy of Master Equipment (Slip Gauge)
0.1
No. of Slip
Reading Point :
Mean Deviation x
mm
50
o
C
Surfaced plate
0
Type 'A' Evaluation Five Readings are taken and the deviation from the nominal value is as follows-
1
n
( xj)n
=
j=1
Measured/Observed Re Readings
Standard V Va alue
49.998 49.999 49.998 49.999 49.999 49.999 49.998
50.000 50.000 50.000 50.000 50.000 50.000 50.000
49.998 49.998 49.999
50.000 50.000 50.000
Avearge
49.9985
(Xj - X)
Standard Deviation =
2
(xj-x)
(xj-x)
microns
microns
-0.5000 0.5000 -0.5000 0.5000 0.5000 0.5000 -0.5000
0.250 0.250 0.250 0.250 0.250 0.250 0.250
-0.5000 -0.5000 0.5000
0.250 0.250 0.250
0.5270
microns
0.1667 0.1667
microns microns
0.060
microns
2
n-1
= Standard Deviation of the Mean, S ( X)
[S(X)] n
=
2
= Standard Uncertainty in Type 'A' Evaluation, UA
=
Type 'B' Evaluation 1. Standard Uncertainty Due to the uncertainty uncertainty of Standard Equipment used i.e. Slip Gauge
The value of Uncertainty is taken from its calibration certificate Assuming Normal distribution U1
= 2
0.12
=
=
2
2. Standard Uncertainty Due toThermal Coefficient of UUC & Standard Assuming rectangular distributi on.
U2
=
L X a X dt 3
L
=
Length
=
a
=
20% of ( a1 +a2)
=
a1
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
=
4.7 X 10 / Deg C
a2
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
=
11.5 X 10 / Deg C
d
=
Control Limit or 10% of Temp. 20 °C
U 2
=
0.324 3
-6
3.24 X 10 / Deg C -6
-6
1
0.187
=
3. Standard Uncertainty Due to the uncertainty uncertainty of Standard Equipment used i.e. Slip Gauge Accessories
mm
100
Where
The value of Uncertainty is taken from its calibration certificate Assum suming Normal dist strribution Coverage Factor of Calibrating Lab =
2.40
=
=2
Deg C
microns
3
.
2
4. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Resolution of lnternal Micrometer Considering half of the least count & assuming rectangular distribution
U4
1
=
2x
=
3
0.289
microns
5. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Temp. Variation in Master Instrument & UUC Assuming rectangular distribution.
U 5
L X a X dt
=
Where
L
3 =
mm
=
Length
= a1
=
(a1+a2)/2 Th. Coefficient of Expansion
=
4.7 X 10 / Deg C
a2
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
=
11.5 X 10 / Deg C
100
-6
a
d
8.1 X 10 -6
-6
20% of Temp. Limit ± 1ºC
=
U 5
0.2
0.162
=
0.094
=
3
Deg C
microns
6. Standard Uncertainty Due to the uncertainty of Standard Equipment used i.e. Temp.Scanner
The value of Uncertainty is taken from its calibration certificate i.e. =
0.39
o
C
Assuming rectangular distribution.
U6 Where
L
a
d
U6
L X a X dt
=
2 =
Length
= =
=
100 4.7 X 10-6 / Deg C
Th. Coefficient of Expansion of Slip Gague = Uncertainty of temperature Scanner
0.39
=
0.183
=
=
1.732
mm o
C
0.1058
microns
0.029
micron
0.000
micron
0.029
micron
7. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Accuracy of Master Equipment (Slip Gauge) Considering half of the accuracy & assuming rectangular distribution
U 7
0.1
=
2
=
3
8. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Accuracy of Master Equipment (Surface Plate)
Assuming rectangular distribution ((20% 20% of Full Accuracy)
U 8
0
=
=
3
9. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Accuracy of Master Equipment (Slip GaugeAccessories) Considering half of the accuracy & assuming rectangular distribution
U 9
0.1
=
2
=
3
Combined Uncertainty:
Uc
=
Uc
=
2
2
2
2……………………………………………
(UA) +(U1) +(U2) +(U3) 1.266
microns
Degree of Freedom, (Veff ) 4
Veff
uc(y)
=
4
n(ui(y) ) j=1
Vi
=
29956.10739
=
Expanded Uncertainty of Overall Uncertainty or Uncertainty of Measurement : From the student's distribution table, for the Confidence Level approxim approximately ately 95%, the Coverage Factor, k =2. Ue = k e x Uc = 2 x microns 1.266 Therefore uncertainty in above measurement is
=+
2.532
microns
2.53
microns
Micrometer Setting Standard Determination of Measurement Uncertainty of Micrometer Setting Standard Range :
75
mm
Reading points 25
Range Uncertainty in S.G. (mm):
=
Unit of Measurement :
=
mm
75
100
50
0.14
0.17
0.12
Average
(xj-x)
(xj-x)
microns
microns
0.10
Uncer. in Comp Stand(micron)
75
2.85
microns
0.39
Deg C
microns
Uncertinty of Temperature Scanner = Uncer. Of Dial Indicator =
0.3
micron
Accuracy of Slip Gauge Set
0.12
micron
Type 'A' Evaluation Five Readings are taken and the deviation from the nominal value is as follows Mean Deviation x
=
n
(å xj)¸n j=1
Measured/Observed Readings
Value
mm
mm
(xj)
2
(x)
75.0006
75
0.0000
0.000
75.0006
75
0.0000
0.000
75.0006
75
0.0000
0.000
75.0006
75
0.0000
0.000
75.0006
75
0.0000
0.000
75.0006
75
0.0000
0.000
75.0006
75
0.0000
0.000
75.0006
75
0.0000
0.000
75.0006
75
0.0000
0.000
75.0006
75
0.0000
0.000
Standard Deviation , S(X)
75.0006
2
å (Xj - X)
=
n-1
=
0.0000
microns
0.000
microns
0.000
microns
2
[S(X)] Standard Deviation of the Mean, S ( X)
=
n =
Standard Uncertainty in T Type ype 'A' Evaluation, UA
=
Type 'B' Evaluation 1. Standard Uncertainty Due to the uncertainty of Standard Comp Stand
Assuming Normal distribution
Coverage Factor of Calibrating Lab
U1
2.85
=
2
=2 =
1.425
microns
=
0.289
microns
2. Standard Uncertainty Due to 50% of Resolution of Standard Dial Gauge Assuming Rectangular distribution U2
=
0.2 2
3
3. Standard Uncertainty Due to Thermal Coefficien of Master Instrument & UUC .
Assuming rectangular distribution.
for Master
U3
L X a X dt
=
3
Where
L
=
a
=
a1
=
Length 20% of ( a1 +a2) Th. Coefficient of Expansion
a2
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
d
=
Control Limit or 10% of Temp. 20 °C
U3
=
3 4. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Temp. Variation in Master Instrument & UUC.
Assuming rectangular distribution.
mm -6
-6
O
O
11.5 X 10 / C
=
0.2430
75.00 0.0000032 4.7 X 10 / C
=
= =
=
1
Deg C
0.140
microns
U4 Where
L
L X a X dt
=
a
3 =
Length (a1+a2)/2
=
75.00
=
mm -6
O
-6
O
8.1 X 10 / C
a1
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
=
4.7 X 10 / C
a2
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion 20% of Temp. Limit ± 1ºC
=
11.5 X 10 / C
d
= U4
-6
0.122
=
=
3
O
0.2
Deg C
0.0702
microns
5. Standard Uncertainty Due to the uncertainty of Standard Equipment used i.e. Temp.Scanner
0.39
The value of Uncertaint Uncertainty y is taken from its calibration certific certificate ate i.e. = Assuming Normal distribution. U6 Where
a d
= =
L X a X dt
= L
2 =
Length
75.00
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
8.1 X 10 / Deg C
=
0.32
Deg C
0.0972
microns
0.068
microns
=
0.150
microns
=
0.069
micron
=
3.464
micron
=
0.231
micron
= 0.194
=
mm -6
Uncertainty of temperature Scanner U6
Deg C
=
2
6 . Standard Uncertainty Due to the uncertainty of Standard Slip Gauge set
Assuming Normal distribution
Coverage Factor of Calibrating Lab
U7
0.140
=
=2 =
2
7. Standard Uncertainty Due to the uncertainty of Standard Dial Indicator
Assuming Normal distribution
Coverage Factor of Calibrating Lab
U8
0.30
=
2
=2
8. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Accuracy of Master Equipment Considering half of the accuracy & assuming rectangular distribution
U8
0.12
=
3
9. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Accuracy of comparator Considering half of the accuracy & assuming rectangular distribution
U8
6
=
3
10. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Accuracy of dial Indicator Considering half of the accuracy & assuming rectangular distribution
U8
0.4
=
3
Combined Uncertainty: Uc Uc
2
=
2
2
2……………………………………………
(UA) +(U1) +(U2) +(U3) 3.773
=
microns
Degree of Freedom, (Veff ) 4
Veff
uc(y)
=
4
n(ui(y) ) j=1
Vi
=
3.62159E+48
=
Expanded Uncertainty of Overall Uncertainty or Uncertainty of Measurement : From the student's distribution table, for the Confidence Level approximately 95%, the Coverage Factor, k =2.
U = k x Uc
Therefore uncertainty in above measurement is
= ±
2
x
3.773
microns
7.546 7.546
microns microns
Plain Plug Gauge Determination of Measurement Uncertainty Uncertainty of Plain Plug Gauge 100
PP Gauge Range :
mm
Reading points 25
Range Uncertainty in S.G. (mm):
=
50
0.14
0.17
0.12
Average
(xj-x)
(xj-x)
microns
microns
2.85
microns
Uncertinty of Temperature Scanner =
0.39
Deg C
Uncer. Of Dial Indicator =
0.3
micron
Accuracy of Slip Gauge Set
0.12
micron
Unit of Measurement :
=
mm
100
0.09
Uncer. in Comp Stand(micron)
100
75
microns
Type 'A' Evaluation Five Readings are taken and the deviation from the nominal value is as follows Mean Deviation x
=
n
(å xj)¸n j=1
Standard Value
Measured/Observed Readings mm
mm
(xj)
2
(x)
99.9864
0.000
0.0200
0.000
99.9866
0.000
0.2200
0.048
99.9864
0.000
0.0200
0.000
99.9866
0.000
0.2200
0.048
99.9866
0.000
0.2200
0.048
99.9864
0.000
0.0200
0.000
99.9862
0.000
-0.1800
0.032
99.9860
0.000
-0.3800
0.144
99.9864
0.000
0.0200
0.000
99.9862
0.000
-0.1800
0.032
Standard Deviation , S(X)
99.9864
2
å (Xj - X)
=
n-1
=
0.1989
microns
0.063
microns
0.063
microns
2
[S(X)] Standard Deviation of the Mean, S ( X)
=
n =
Standard Uncertainty in T Type ype 'A' Evaluation, UA
=
Type 'B' Evaluation 1. Standard Uncertainty Due to the uncertainty of Standard Comp Stand
Assuming Normal distribution
Coverage Factor of Calibrating Lab
U1
2.85
=
2
=2 =
1.425
microns
=
0.289
microns
2. Standard Uncertainty Due to 50% of Resolution of Standard Dial Gauge Assuming Rectangular distribution U2
=
0.2 2
3
3. Standard Uncertainty Due to Thermal Coefficien of Master Instrument & UUC .
Assuming rectangular distribution.
for Master
U3
L X a X dt
=
3 100.00 0.0000032
mm
=
a
=
a1
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
=
4.7 X 10 / C
a2
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
=
11.5 X 10 / C
d
=
Control Limit or 10% of Temp. 20 °C
=
0.3240
3 4. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Temp. Variation in Master Instrument & UUC.
=
L
U3
Length 20% of ( a1 +a2)
=
Where
Assuming rectangular distribution.
-6
-6
=
O
O
1
Deg C
0.187
microns
U4 Where
L
L X a X dt
=
a
3 =
Length
=
100.00
=
(a1+a2)/2
mm -6
O
-6
O
8.1 X 10 / C
a1
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
=
4.7 X 10 / C
a2
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion 20% of Temp. Limit ± 1ºC
=
11.5 X 10 / C
d
= U4
-6
0.162
=
=
3
O
0.2
Deg C
0.0935
microns
5. Standard Uncertainty Due to the uncertainty of Standard Equipment used i.e. Temp.Scanner
0.39
The value of Uncertaint Uncertainty y is taken from its calibration certific certificate ate i.e. = Assuming Normal distribution. U6 Where
a d
= =
L X a X dt
= L
2 =
Length
100.00
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
8.1 X 10 / Deg C
= = 0.259
=
mm -6
Uncertainty of temperature Scanner U6
Deg C
=
2
0.32
Deg C
0.1296
microns
0.068
microns
0.150
microns
0.069
micron
0.231
micron
3.464
micron
6 . Standard Uncertainty Due to the uncertainty of Standard Slip Gauge set
Assuming Normal distribution
Coverage Factor of Calibrating Lab
U7
0.136
=
=2 =
2
7. Standard Uncertainty Due to the uncertainty of Standard Dial Indicator
Assuming Normal distribution
Coverage Factor of Calibrating Lab
U8
0.30
=
=2 =
2
8. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Accuracy of Master Equipment slip gauge Considering half of the accuracy & assuming rectangular distribution
U8
0.12
=
=
3
8. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Accuracy of Master Equipment dial indicator Considering half of the accuracy & assuming rectangular distribution
U8
0.4
=
=
3
8. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Accuracy of Master Equipment comparator stand Considering half of the accuracy & assuming rectangular distribution 6
U8
=
=
3
Combined Uncertainty: Uc Uc
2
=
2
2
2……………………………………………
(UA) +(U1) +(U2) +(U3) 3.777
=
microns
Degree of Freedom, (Veff ) 4
Veff
uc(y)
=
4
n(ui(y) ) j=1
Vi
117040446
=
=
Expanded Uncertainty of Overall Uncertainty or Uncertainty of Measurement : From the student's distribution table, for the Confidence Level approximately 95%, the Coverage Factor, k =2.
U = k x Uc
Therefore uncertainty in above measurement is
= ±
2
x
3.777
microns
7.554 7.554
microns microns
0.851
Snap Gauge Determination Determinati on of Measuremen Measurementt Uncertainity of Snap Gauge 1 00
Snap Gauge Range : Uncertainity in S.G. (mm):
mm
Reading Point :
=
Uncertainty due to Wringing of S.G. Unit of Measurement :
=
100
mm
20
75
100
0. 09
0. 14
0. 17
Average
(xj-x)
(xj-x)
microns
microns
microns
Uncertinty of Temperature Scaner =
0.39
Deg C
Accuracy of master equipment
0. 12
Micron
Type 'A' Evalution Five Readings are taken and the deviation from the nominal value is as follows Mean Devitation x
n
(å xj)¸n
=
j=1
Standard Value
Measured/Observed Measured/Obser ved Readings mm
mm (x)
(xj)
2
119.150
0 .0 0 0
0 .0 0 0 0
0 .0 0 0
119.150
0 .0 0 0
0 .0 0 0 0
0 .0 0 0
119.150
0 .0 0 0
0 .0 0 0 0
0 .0 0 0
119.150
0 .0 0 0
0 .0 0 0 0
0 .0 0 0
119.150
0 .0 0 0
119.150
0 .0 0 0
119.150 119.150
0 .0 0 0 0
0 .0 0 0
0 .0 0 0 0
0 .0 0 0
0 .0 0 0
0 .0 0 0 0
0 .0 0 0
0 .0 0 0
0 .0 0 0 0
0 .0 0 0
119.150
0 .0 0 0
0 .0 0 0 0
0 .0 0 0
119.150
0 .0 0 0
0 .0 0 0 0
0 .0 0 0
0. 000
microns
0. 000
microns
0. 000
microns
0. 085
microns
Standard Devitation , S(X)
119.1500
2
å (Xj - X)
=
n-1
= 2
[S(X)]
Stabdard Devitation of the Mean, S ( X)
n
= =
Standard Uncertainity in Type 'A' E Evalutation, valutation, UA
=
Type 'B' Evalution 1. Standard Uncertainity Due to the uncertainty of Standard Equipment Equipment used i.e. Slip Gague
The value of uncertainity is taken from its calibration certificate (Up to 20 mm) Assuming Normal distribution
Coverage Factor of Calibrating Lab
U1
0.17 2
=
=2
=
2. Standard Uncertainity Due to Thermal Coefficient between UUC & Standard. Assuming rectangular distribution.
U2 Where
L a
dt
U2
3 =
Length
=
=
L X a X dt
=
=
Th. Th. Coef Coeffi fici cien entt of Expa Expans nsio ion n of Slip Slip Gague ague = =
Temperature Variation or Temp. Difference =
0.470 3
100. 0
mm -6
4.7X 10 / Deg C 1
Deg C
=
0. 271
microns
=
-0.115
microns
3. Standard Uncertainity Due to the Wringing of Slip Gagues
Assuming Rectangular distribution
U3
=
-0.20 3
4. Standard Uncertainity Due to the Temp. Variation in Master Instrument & UUC assumed as 0.5 deg C Assuming rectangular distribution. U4
=
L X a X dt 3
Where
L
=
a
dt
U4
Length
=
100. 0
=
Temperature Variation or Temp. Difference =
0.470
=
=
3
O
6.8 X 10 / C
Th. Th. Coef Coeffi fici cien entt of Expa Expans nsio ion n of Slip Slip Gague ague = =
mm -6
1
Deg C
0. 271
microns
5. Standard Uncertainity Due to the uncertainty of Standard Equipment used i.e. Temp.Scanner Temp.Scanner
The value of uncertainity is taken from its calibration certificate i.e. = Assuming Normal distribution.
U5 Where
a
dt
U5
2 =
Deg C
L X a X dt
= L
0. 39
Length
=
=
100. 0
4.7X 10 / Deg C
Th. Th. Coef Coeffi fici cien entt of Expa Expans nsio ion n of Slip Slip Gague ague = =
Uncertainty of temperature scaner
0.183
=
= =
2
mm -6
0. 39
Deg C
0. 0917
microns
0. 069
microns
6. Standard Uncen. due to Accuracy Master Equipment. Equipment. Slip gauge Considering half of the accuracy & assuming rectangular distribution
U6
0.12
=
=
3
Combined Uncertainity: Uc
=
Uc Degree of Freedom, (V eff )
=
2
2
2
2……………………………………………
(UA) +(U1) +(U2) +(U3)
microns
0.425 4
Veff
uc(y)
=
4
ån(ui(y) ) j=1
Vi
=
#DIV/0!
=
¥
Expanded Uncertainity of Overall Uncertainity or Uncertainity of Measureme Measurement nt : From thestudent's distribution ta ble, for the Confidence Level approximately 95%, the Coverage Factor, k =2.
U
=
k x Uc
Therefore uncertainty in above measurement measurement is
=+
=
2
x
0. 425
microns
0. 851
microns
0. 851
microns
Dial Thickness gauge Determination of Measurement Uncertainty 50 mm Least Count: Dial Gauge Range:
10
microns
50
mm
Set of Slip Gauge used f or calibration
Size (mm) :-
50
Uncertainty in measurement (mm): Unit of Measurement :
0.12
=
=
Reading Pionts :
microns
Uncertainty of Temperature Scanner =
0.39
Accuracy of master Equip.
0.1
Deg C
Type 'A' Evaluation Five Readings are taken and the deviation from the nominal value is as follows-
Mean Deviation x
n
( xj)n
=
j=1 2
Measured/Observed Readings
Standard Value
Average
(xj-x)
(xj-x)
mm
mm
mm
micron
microns
(xj) 49.990 49.990 49.990 49.990 49.990
0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000
0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000
0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000
49.990 49.990 49.990 49.990 49.990
0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000
0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000
0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000
0.0000
micron
0.000
microns
0.000
microns
(x)
Standard Deviation , S(X)
=
49.990
2
(Xj - X) n-1
= 2
Standard Deviation of the Mean, S ( X)
[S(X)] n
=
= Standard Uncertainty in Ty Type pe 'A' Evaluation, Evaluation, UA
=
Type 'B' Evaluation 1. Standard Uncertainty Due to the uncertainty uncertainty of Standard Equipment used i.e. Set of Slip Gauge
The value of Uncertainty Uncerta inty is taken from its calibration certifica certificate te Assuming Normal distribution Co Cov verage Factor of Calibrating Lab 0.12 U1 = = 2
=2 0.059
microns
2.8868
microns
2. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Resolution of dial thickness gauge
Considering half of the least count & assuming reactangular distribution 10 U2 = 2x 3
=
3. Standard Uncertainty Due to Thermal Coefficient bitween Master Instrument & UUC
Assuming rectangular distribution. U3
=
L X a X dt 3
mm
Where
L
=
Length
=
a
=
20% of ( a1 +a2)
=
a1
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
=
11.5 X 10 / Deg C
a2
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
=
11.5 X 10 / Deg C
50
-6 4.60 X 10 / Deg C -6
-6
d
U3
=
1
Control Limit or 10% of Temp. 20 °C
0.230
=
0.133
=
3
Deg C
microns
4. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Temp. Variation in Master Instrument & UUC
Assuming rectangular distribution. U4 Where
L
a
L X a X dt
=
3
=
Length
=
mm
50
=
-6
(a1+a2)/2
11.5 X 10
a1
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
=
11.5 X 10-6 / Deg C
a2
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
=
11.5 X 10 / Deg C
d
20% of Temp. Limit ± 1ºC
=
U4
-6
0.115
=
0.2
0.066
=
3
5. Standard Uncertainty Due to the uncertainty of Standard Equipment used i.e. Temp.Scanner Assuming Normal distribution. The value of Uncertainty Uncerta inty is taken from its calibration certifica certificate te i.e. = 0.39 L X a X dt U7 = 2 Where L = Length = 50
a d U7
=
Deg C
Deg C
Deg C
mm
-6
= Th. Coefficient of of Expansion = = Uncertainty of temperature scanner 0.224 = 2
11.5 X 10 / Deg C 0.39
Deg C
0.112
Deg C
0. 058
microns
6. Standard Uncen. due to Accuracy Master Equipment. Equipment. Slip gauge Considering half of the accuracy & assuming rectangular distribution
U6
0.10
=
=
3
Combined Uncertainty:
Uc
Uc
=
2
2
2
(UA) +(U1) +(U2) +(U3) 2.894
=
2……………………………………………
microns
Degree of Freedom, (Veff ) 4
Veff
uc(y)
=
4
n(ui(y) ) j=1 Vi
=
#DIV/0!
=
Expanded Uncertainty of Overall Uncertainty or Uncertainty of Measurement :
From the student's distribution table, for the Confidence Level approximately 95%, the Coverage Factor, k =. 2 U = k x Uc = 2 x 2.894
microns
5.788
microns
Therefore uncertainty in above measurement is
=
±
5.8
microns
comparator stand Determination of Measurement Uncertainity of comparator stand comparator stand Rang
250*150
mm
Least Count:
microns
Size of S.G.
LTDG
Uncer. Of S.G.(micron)
1.51
Accyracy
3.0
Uncertainty Of Surface Plate(micron) Unit of Measurement :
0.00
=
microns
Uncertinty of Temperature Scaner =
Reading Point : 0.39
150
mm
o
C
Wringing of Slip Gauges Accuracy Slip gauge
0 0
micron
Accuracy surface plate
0
micron
Type 'A' Evalution
Five Readings are taken and the deviation from the nominal value is as follows-
Mean Devitation
x
=
7.841
n
( xj)n j=1 2
Measured/Observed Measured/Obser ved Readings
Standard Value
Avearge
(xj-x)
(xj-x)
mm
mm
mm
microns
microns
-0.6000 -2.6000 1.4000 -0.6000 -0.6000 -0.6000 1.4000 1.4000 1.4000 -0.6000
0.360 6.760 1.960 0.360 0.360 0.360 1.960 1.960 1.960 0.360
1.3499
microns
0.4269
microns
0.4269
microns
0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000
0.006 0.004 0.008 0.006 0.006 0.006 0.008 0.008 0.008 0.006
0.0066
(Xj - X)
Standard Deviation =
2
n-1
2
Stabdard Devitation of the Mean, S ( X)
[S(X)] n
=
= Standard Uncertainity in Type 'A' Evalutation, UA
=
Type 'B' Evalution 3. Standard Uncertainity Due to the uncertainty of Standard Equipment used i.e. Puppy Dial
The value of uncertainity is taken from its calibration certificate Assuming Normal distribution Coverage Factor of Calibrating Lab =
U3
=
1.51 2
=
0.755
2
microns
4. Standard Uncertainity Due to the uncertainty of Standard Equipment used i.e. Surface Plate
The value of uncertainity is taken from its calibration certificate Assuming Normal distribution Coverage Factor of Calibrating Lab U4
=
0.00 2
5. Standard Uncertainity Due toThermal Coefficient between UUC & Standard
=
0.000
2 microns
Assuming rectangular distribution.
U5 Where
L a dt
L X a X dt
=
3
= Length = Th. Coefficient of Expansion = Control Limit or 10% of Temp. 20 °C
=
250.000
mm
11.5 X 10-6 / Deg C
=
Deg C
1.0
2.875
1.660
microns
3
7. Standard Uncertainity Due to the Temp. Variation in Master Instrument & UUC assumed as 0.5 deg C
Assuming rectangular distribution.
U7 Where
L X a X dt
= L
a
d
U7
3 =
Length
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion =
=
=
250
20% of Temp. Limit ± 1ºC
o
o
C
0.2
0.575
=
mm -6
11.5 X 10 / C
0.3320
=
3
microns
8. Standard Uncertainity Due to the uncertainty of Standard Equipment used i.e. Temp.Scanner
The value of uncertainity is taken from its calibration certificate U8 Where
L
L X a X dt
=
2 =
Length
= =
Th. Coefficient of Expansion o =
a d
U8
=
1.121
=
=
2
mm -6
Uncertainty of temperature scaner
=
250 o
11.5 X 10 / C 0.39
o
C
0.6474
microns
=
1.732
microns
=
2.887
microns
12. Standard Uncen. due to Accuracy Accuracy Master Equipment. LTDG Considering half of the accuracy & assuming rectangular distribution
U12
3.00
=
3
13. Standard Uncen. due to Accuracy Accuracy Master Equipment. Surface plate Considering 20% of the accuracy & assuming rectangular distribution
U13
5.00
=
3
Combined Uncertainity:
Uc
=
Uc
=
2
2
2
2……………………………………………
(UA) +(U1) +(U2) +(U3)
3.921
microns
Degree of Freedom, (V eff ) 4
Veff
uc(y)
=
4 n(ui(y) ) j=1
=
Vi
64038.28194
=
Expanded Uncertainity Uncertainity of Overall Uncertainity or Uncertainity of Measurem Measurement ent : From thestudent's distribution table, f or the Confidence Level approxima approximately tely 95%, the Coverage Factor, k =2.
Ue
=
k e x Uc
Therefore uncertainty in above measurement is = ±
=
2
x
3.921
microns
7.841
microns
Dial Gauge Determination of Measurement Uncertainty Range :
0.8
mm
Size of slip
0.8
Uncer. Of S.G.(micron)
0.09
Least Count:
=
microns
0. 8
mm
0
Uncertainty Of Comparator stand(micron) Unit of Measurement :
10
2. 85 microns
Reading Point :
Uncertainty of Temperature Scanner =
0.39
Accuracy
0.1
Slip Gauge
o
C 6
Comparator
microns
Type 'A' Evaluation
Five Readings are taken and the deviation from the nominal value is as followsn
Mean Deviation x
( xj)n
=
j=1 2
Measured/Observed Readings
Standard Value
Avearge
(xj-x)
(xj-x)
mm
mm
mm
microns
microns
0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000
0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000
0.0000
microns
0.0000 0.0000
microns microns
0.807 0.807 0.807 0.807 0.807 0.807 0.807 0.807 0.807 0.807
0.80 0.80 0.80 0.80 0.80 0.80 0.80 0.80 0.80 0.80
0.8070
(Xj - X)
Standard Deviation =
2
n-1 2
Standard Deviation of the Mean, S ( X)
[S(X)] n
=
= Standard Uncertainty in Type 'A' Evaluation, UA
=
Type 'B' Evaluation 1. Standard Uncertainty Due to the uncertainty of Standard Equipment used i.e. Slip Gauge
The value of Uncertainty is taken from its calibration certificate Assuming Normal distribution Coverage Factor of Calibrating Lab
U1
=
0.09 2
=2
=
0. 045
microns
=
0. 115
microns
2. Standard Uncertainty Due to the wringing of Standard Equipment used i.e. Slips
The value of Uncertainty is taken from its calibration certificate Assuming Rectangular distribution
U2
=
0.2 1.732
3.Standard Uncertainty Due toThermal toThermal Coefficient between UUC & Standard Assuming rectangular distribution. U3
= = =
L X a X dt 3
Where
L a
engthof ( a1 +a2) L20%
= =
a1
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
=
4.7 X 10 / C
a2
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
=
11.5 X 10 / C
0.80 0.0000032
mm -6
-6
O
O
d
=
U3
Control Limit Limit or 10% of Temp. 20 °C 0.0026
=
3
1
Deg C
=
0.001
microns
=
2.887
microns
4.Standard Uncertainty Due to the Resolution of Dial gauge
Considering half of the lleast east count & assuming rectangular distribution
U4
10
=
2x
1.732
5.Standard Uncertainty Due to the Temp. Variation in Master Instrument & UUC Assuming rectangular distribution. L X a X dt
5 L
a
=
d
Length
0.80
=
mm -6
(a1+a2)/2
=
3
=
Where
8.1 X 10 -6
O
a1
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
=
4.7X 10 / C
a2
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
=
11.5 X 10 / C
-6
20% of Temp. Limit ± 1ºC
=
U5
0.001
=
=
3
O
0.2
Deg C
0.0007
microns
6.Standard Uncertainty Due to the uncertainty o f Standard Equipment used i.e. Temp.Scanner
The value of Uncertainty is taken from its calibration certificate i.e. =0.39
U6
L X a X dt
=
2
Where
L
=
Length
a
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion of Caliper Checker =
=
d
1
mm -6 o
8.1X 10 / C o
U6
=
=
Uncertainty of temperature scanner 0.003
=
0.39
=
2
C microns
0.0013
7.Standard Uncertainty Due to the uncertainty of Standard Equipment used i.e. Comparator Stand
The value of Uncertainty is taken from its calibration certificate Assuming Normal distribution Coverage Factor of Calibrating Lab
U7
2.85
=
=
2
=2
1. 425
microns
=
0.058
micron
=
3.464
micron
8. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Accuracy of Master Equipment Equipment slip Gauge Considering half of the accuracy & assuming rectangular distribution
U8
0.10
=
3
9. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Accuracy of Comparator stand Considering half of the accuracy & assuming rectangular distribution
U9
=
6.00
3
Combined Uncertainty:
Uc
=
Uc
=
2
2
2
2……………………………………………
(UA) +(U1) +(U2) +(U3)
4.731
microns
Degree of Freedom, (V eff ) 4
Veff
=
uc(y)
4
n(ui(y) ) j=1
Vi
=
2.40412E+57
=
Expanded Uncertainty Uncertainty of Overall Uncertainty or Uncertainty of Measuremen Measurementt : From the student's distribution table, for the Confidence Level approximately 95%, the Coverage Factor, k =2. Ue = k e x Uc = 2 x 4.731
Therefore uncertainty in above above measurement measurement is =
±
9.46
microns microns
Dial Gauge Determination of Measurement Uncertainty Range :
50
mm
Size of slip
50.0
Uncer. Of S.G.(micron)
0.12
Least Count:
Uncertainty Of Comparator stand(micron) Unit of Measurement :
=
10
microns
50
mm
2. 85 microns
Reading Point :
Uncertainty of Temperature Scanner =
0.39
Accuracy
0.1
Slip Gauge
o
C 6
Comparator
microns
Type 'A' Evaluation
Five Readings are taken and the deviation from the nominal value is as followsn
Mean Deviation x
( xj)n
=
j=1 2
Measured/Observed Readings
UUC Value
Avearge
(xj-x)
(xj-x)
mm
mm
mm
microns
microns
0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000
0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000
0.0000
microns
0.0000 0.0000
microns microns
50.010 50.010 50.010 50.010 50.010 50.010 50.010 50.010 50.010 50.010
50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00
50.0100
(Xj - X)
Standard Deviation =
2
n-1 2
Standard Deviation of the Mean, S ( X)
[S(X)] n
=
= Standard Uncertainty in Type 'A' Evaluation, UA
=
Type 'B' Evaluation 1. Standard Uncertainty Due to the uncertainty of Standard Equipment used i.e. Slip Gauge
The value of Uncertainty is taken from its calibration certificate Assuming Normal distribution Coverage Factor of Calibrating Lab
U1
=
0.12 2
=2
=
0. 060
microns
=
0. 115
microns
2. Standard Uncertainty Due to the wringing of Standard Equipment used i.e. Slips
The value of Uncertainty is taken from its calibration certificate Assuming Rectangular distribution
U2
=
0.2 1.732
3.Standard Uncertainty Due toThermal toThermal Coefficient between UUC & Standard Assuming rectangular distribution. U3 Where
= L a
a1 a2
= =
= =
L X a X dt 3 Length 20% of ( a1 +a2) Th. Coefficient of Expansion Th. Coefficient of Expansion
= =
50.00 0.0000032
mm -6
O
=
4.7 X 10 / C
=
11.5 X 10 / C
-6
O
d
=
U3
Control Limit Limit or 10% of Temp. 20 °C 0.1620
=
3
1
Deg C
=
0.094
microns
=
2.887
microns
4.Standard Uncertainty Due to the Resolution of Dial gauge
Considering half of the lleast east count & assuming rectangular distribution
U4
10
=
2x
1.732
5.Standard Uncertainty Due to the Temp. Variation in Master Instrument & UUC Assuming rectangular distribution. L X a X dt
5 Where
L
a
=
d
Length
50.00
=
mm -6
(a1+a2)/2
=
3
=
8.1 X 10 -6
O
a1
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
=
4.7X 10 / C
a2
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
=
11.5 X 10 / C
-6
20% of Temp. Limit ± 1ºC
=
U5
0.081
=
=
3
O
0.2
Deg C
0.0468
microns
6.Standard Uncertainty Due to the uncertainty o f Standard Equipment used i.e. Temp.Scanner
The value of Uncertainty is taken from its calibration certificate i.e. =0.39
U6 Where
L X a X dt
= L
a
d
2
=
=
Length
=
50
mm -6 o
8.1X 10 / C
Th. Coefficient of Expansion of Caliper Checker =
o
U6
=
=
Uncertainty of temperature scanner 0.158
=
0.39
=
2
C microns
0.0790
7.Standard Uncertainty Due to the uncertainty of Standard Equipment used i.e. Comparator Stand
The value of Uncertainty is taken from its calibration certificate Assuming Normal distribution Coverage Factor of Calibrating Lab
U7
2.85
=
=
2
=2
1. 425
microns
=
0.058
micron
=
3.464
micron
8. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Accuracy of Master Equipment Equipment slip Gauge Considering half of the accuracy & assuming rectangular distribution
U8
0.10
=
3
9. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Accuracy of Comparator stand Considering half of the accuracy & assuming rectangular distribution
U9
=
6.00
3
Combined Uncertainty:
Uc
=
Uc
=
2
2
2
2……………………………………………
(UA) +(U1) +(U2) +(U3)
4.733
microns
Degree of Freedom, (V eff ) 4
Veff
=
uc(y)
4
n(ui(y) ) j=1
Vi
=
#DIV/0!
=
Expanded Uncertainty Uncertainty of Overall Uncertainty or Uncertainty of Measuremen Measurementt : From the student's distribution table, for the Confidence Level approximately 95%, the Coverage Factor, k =2. Ue = k e x Uc = 2 x 4.733
Therefore uncertainty in above above measurement measurement is =
±
9.47
microns microns
Dial Gauge Determination of Measurement Uncertainty Range :
25
mm
Least Count:
Size of slip
20.0
5
Uncer. Of S.G.(micron)
0.09
0.09
Uncertainty Of Comparator stand(micron) Unit of Measurement :
=
10
microns
25
mm
2. 85 microns
Reading Point :
Uncertainty of Temperature Scanner =
0.39
Accuracy
0.1
Slip Gauge
o
C 6
Comparator
microns
Type 'A' Evaluation
Five Readings are taken and the deviation from the nominal value is as followsn
Mean Deviation x
( xj)n
=
j=1 2
Measured/Observed Readings
Standard Value
Avearge
(xj-x)
(xj-x)
mm
mm
mm
microns
microns
0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000
0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000
0.0000
microns
0.0000 0.0000
microns microns
25.007 25.007 25.007 25.007 25.007 25.007 25.007 25.007 25.007 25.007
25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00
25.0070
(Xj - X)
Standard Deviation =
2
n-1 2
Standard Deviation of the Mean, S ( X)
[S(X)] n
=
= Standard Uncertainty in Type 'A' Evaluation, UA
=
Type 'B' Evaluation 1. Standard Uncertainty Due to the uncertainty of Standard Equipment used i.e. Slip Gauge
The value of Uncertainty is taken from its calibration certificate Assuming Normal distribution Coverage Factor of Calibrating Lab
U1
=
0.090 2
=2
=
0. 045
microns
=
0. 115
microns
2. Standard Uncertainty Due to the wringing of Standard Equipment used i.e. Slips
The value of Uncertainty is taken from its calibration certificate Assuming Rectangular distribution
U2
=
0.2 1.732
3.Standard Uncertainty Due toThermal toThermal Coefficient between UUC & Standard Assuming rectangular distribution. U3
= = =
L X a X dt 3
Where
L a
Length 20% of ( a1 +a2)
= =
a1
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
=
4.7 X 10 / C
a2
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
=
11.5 X 10 / C
25.00 0.0000032
mm -6
-6
O
O
d
=
U3
Control Limit Limit or 10% of Temp. 20 °C 0.0810
=
3
1
Deg C
=
0.047
microns
=
2.887
microns
4.Standard Uncertainty Due to the Resolution of Dial gauge
Considering half of the lleast east count & assuming rectangular distribution
U4
10
=
2x
1.732
5.Standard Uncertainty Due to the Temp. Variation in Master Instrument & UUC Assuming rectangular distribution. L X a X dt
5 L
a
=
Length
d
25.00
=
mm -6
(a1+a2)/2
=
3
=
Where
8.1 X 10 -6
O
a1
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
=
4.7X 10 / C
a2
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
=
11.5 X 10 / C
-6
20% of Temp. Limit ± 1ºC
=
U5
0.041
=
=
3
O
0.2
Deg C
0.0234
microns
6.Standard Uncertainty Due to the uncertainty o f Standard Equipment used i.e. Temp.Scanner
The value of Uncertainty is taken from its calibration certificate i.e. =0.39
U6 Where
L X a X dt
= L
a
d
2
=
Length
=
=
25
mm -6 o
8.1X 10 / C
Th. Coefficient of Expansion of Caliper Checker =
o
U6
Uncertainty of temperature scanner 0.079
=
=
=
0.39
=
2
C
0.0395
microns
7.Standard Uncertainty Due to the uncertainty of Standard Equipment used i.e. Comparator Stand
The value of Uncertainty is taken from its calibration certificate Assuming Normal distribution Coverage Factor of Calibrating Lab
U7
2.85
=
=
2
=2
1. 425
microns
=
0.058
micron
=
3.464
micron
8. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Accuracy of Master Equipment Equipment slip Gauge Considering half of the accuracy & assuming rectangular distribution
U8
0.10
=
3
9. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Accuracy of Comparator stand Considering half of the accuracy & assuming rectangular distribution
U9
=
6.00 3
Combined Uncertainty:
Uc
=
Uc
=
2
2
2
2……………………………………………
(UA) +(U1) +(U2) +(U3)
4.732
microns
Degree of Freedom, (V eff ) 4
Veff
uc(y)
=
4
n(ui(y) ) j=1
Vi
=
#DIV/0!
=
Expanded Uncertainty Uncertainty of Overall Uncertainty or Uncertainty of Measuremen Measurementt : From the student's distribution table, for the Confidence Level approximately 95%, the Coverage Factor, k =2.
Ue
=
k e x Uc
Therefore uncertainty in above above measurement measurement is =
±
=
2
x
4.732
microns
9.46
microns
Measuring Pin Determination Determinati on of Measurement Measurement Uncertainty Range : Size of slip
20
mm 20.0
Uncer. Of S.G.(micron)
0.09
Least Count: 0
Uncertainty Of Comparator stand(micron) Unit of Measurement :
=
2.85 microns
Reading Point :
Uncertainty of Temperature Scanner = Accuracy
microns
0
0.39
Slip Gauge
0.1
mm
20
o
C 6
Comparator
microns
Type 'A' Evaluation
Five Readings are taken and the deviation from the nominal value is as followsn
Mean Deviation x
( xj)n
=
j=1 2
Measured/Observed Readings
Standard Value
Avearge
(xj-x)
(xj-x)
mm
mm
mm
microns
microns
-0.0400 0.1600 0.0600 -0.0400 -0.1400 -0.0400 0.1600 0.0600
0.002 0.026 0.004 0.002 0.020 0.002 0.026 0.004
-0.0400 -0.1400 0.0000
0.002 0.020
0.1075
microns
0.0340 0.0340
microns microns
20.0004 20.0006 20.0005 20.0004 20.0003 20.0004 20.0006 20.0005
20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00
20.0004 20.0003
20.00 20.00
20.0004
(Xj - X)
Standard Deviation =
2
n-1
Standard Deviation of the Mean, S ( X)
[S(X)] n
=
= Standard Uncertainty in Type 'A' Evaluation, UA
=
2
Type 'B' Evaluation 1. Standard Uncertainty Due to the uncertainty of Standard Equipment used i.e. Slip Gauge
The value of Uncertainty is taken from its calibration certificate Assuming Normal distribution
U1
Coverage Factor of Calibrating Lab 0.09
=
2
=2
=
0.045
microns
=
0.000
microns
2. Standard Uncertainty Due to the wringing of Standard Equipment used i.e. Slips
The value of Uncertainty is taken from its calibration certificate Assuming Rectangular distribution
U2
=
0 1.732
3.Standard Uncertainty Due toThermal Coefficient between UUC & Standard Assuming rectangular distribution. U3
= =
L X a X dt 3
Where
L
a =
Length 20% of ( a1 +a2)
a1 =
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
a2 =
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
d
Control Limit or 10% of Temp. Temp. 20 °C 0.0648
U3
= =
4.Standard Uncertainty Due to the Resolution of Dial g auge
3
20.00 0.0000032
mm -6
O
4.7 X 10 / C
=
= =
-6
O
11.5 X 10 / C
=
=
1
Deg C
0.037
microns
Considering half o off the least co count unt & assuming rectangular distribution
U4
0.2
=
2x
=
1.732
0.058
microns
5.Standard Uncertainty Due to the Temp. Variation in Master Instrument & UUC Assuming rectangular distribution.
5 Where
L
L X a X dt
=
3 =
Length
d
(a1+a2)/2
a =
2 0. 00
=
mm
8.1 X 10 -6
-6 O
a1 =
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
=
4.7X 10 / C
a2 =
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
=
11.5 X 10-6 / O C 0.2
20% of Temp. Limit ± 1ºC
=
U5
0.032
=
0.0187
=
3
Deg C
microns
6.Standard Uncertainty Due to the uncertainty of Standard Equipment used i.e. Temp.Scanner
The value of Uncertainty is taken from its calibration certificate i.e. =0.39
U6 Where
L X a X dt
= L
2
=
Length
a =
Th. Coefficient of Expansion of Caliper Checker =
d
Uncertainty of temperature scanner
U6
=
20
=
=
0.39
=
0.063
=
2
mm -6 o
8.1X 10 / C o
C
0.0316
microns
7.Standard Uncertainty Due to the uncertainty of Standard Equipment used i.e. Comparator Stand
The value of Uncertainty is taken from its calibration certificate Assuming Normal distribution Coverage Factor of Calibrating Lab
U7
2.85
=
=
2
=2
1.425
microns
=
0.058
micron
=
3.464
micron
=
0.173
micron
=
0.231
micron
8. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Accuracy of Master Equipment slip Gauge Considering half of the accuracy & assuming rectangular distribution
U8
0.10
=
3
9. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Accuracy of Comparator stand Considering half of the accuracy & assuming rectangular distribution
U9
6.00
=
3
9. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Accuracy of dial Indicator Considering half of the accuracy & assuming rectangular distribution
U9
0.30
=
3
9. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Uncertainity of dial Indicator Considering half of the accuracy & assuming Normal distribution 0.40
U9
=
2
Combined Uncertainty:
Uc
=
Uc
=
2
2
2
2……………………………………………
(UA) +(U1) +(U2) +(U3)
3.759
microns
Degree of Freedom, (Veff ) 4
Veff
uc(y)
=
n(ui(y)4) j=1
Vi
1345169092
=
=
Expanded Uncertainty of Overall Uncertainty or Uncertainty of Measurement : From the student's distribution table, for the Confidence Level approximately 95%, the Coverage Factor, k =2.
Ue
=
k e x Uc
Therefore uncertainty uncertainty in above measurement measurement is =
±
=
2
x
3.759
microns
7.52
microns
ultra sonic gauge Determination of Measurement Uncertainty of ultra sonic gauge Up to 150 mm Range :
100
mm
Size of Caliper
100
Uncer. Of S.G.(micron)
0.17
Least Count:
microns
100
mm
0
Uncertainty Of surface plate(micron) Unit of Measurement :
10
4.6
=
microns
Reading Point :
Uncertainty of Temperature Scanner =
0.39
o
Accuracy
0.12
Surface Plate
Slip Gauge
C 5
microns
Type 'A' Evaluation
Five Readings are taken and the deviation from the nominal value is as followsn
Mean Deviation x
( xj)n
=
j=1 2
Measured/Observed Readings
Standard Value
Avearge
(xj-x)
(xj-x)
mm
mm
mm
microns
microns
-5.0000 5. 0 000 -5.0000 -5.0000 5 . 0 000 5. 0 000 -5.0000 5. 0 000 -5.0000 5. 0 000 0.0000
25 . 00 0 25.000 25 . 00 0 25 . 00 0 25.000 25.000 25 . 00 0 25.000 25 . 00 0 25.000
5.2705
microns
1.6667 1.6667
microns microns
99.45 99.46 99.45 99.45 99.46 99.46 99.45 99.46 99.45 99.46
1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00
99. 4 55 0
(Xj - X)
Standard Deviation =
2
n-1 2
Standard Deviation of the Mean, S ( X)
[S(X)] n
=
= Standard Uncertainty in Type 'A' Evaluation, UA
=
Type 'B' Evaluation 1. Standard Uncertainty Due to the uncertainty of Standard Equipment used i.e. slip gauge
The value of Uncertainty is taken from its calibration certificate Assuming Normal distribution Coverage Factor of Calibrating Lab
U 1
=
0.17
=
2
=2
0.085
microns
=
0.000
microns
=
100.000
mm
2. Standard Uncertainty Due to the wringing of Standard Equipment used i.e. slip gauge/Slips
The value of Uncertainty is taken from its calibration certificate Assuming Rectangular distribution
U2
=
0 1.732
3.Standard Uncertainty Due toThermal toThermal Coefficient between UUC & Standard Assuming rectangular distribution. U3
=
L X a X dt 3
Where
L = Length 20 % of a1 a2 a = a1 = Th. Coefficient of Expansion of DStandard a2 = Th. Coefficient of Expansion of UUC
3.24 X 10-6 / Deg C = =
4.7 X 10-6 / Deg C 11.5 X 10-6 / Deg C
dt
= Control Limit or 10% of Temp. 20 °C 0.320
1.0
Deg C
0.185
microns
2.887
microns
3 4.Standard Uncertainty Due to the Resolution of ultra sonic gauge
Considering half half of the least least count & assuming rectangular distribution
U4
10
=
2x
=
1.732
5.Standard Uncertainty Due to the Temp. Variation in Master Instrument & UUC Assuming rectangular distribution. L X a X dt
5
=
Where
L
a
Length
d
100.00
=
mm -6
(a1+a2)/2
=
3 =
11.5X 10
-6
O
-6
O
a1
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
=
11.5X 10 / C
a2
=
Th. Coefficient of Expansion
=
11.5 X 10 / C
20% of Temp. Limit ± 1ºC
=
U5
0.230
=
=
3
0.2
Deg C
0.1328
microns
6.Standard Uncertainty Due to the uncertainty of Standard Equipment used i.e. Temp.Scanner
The value of Uncertainty is taken from its calibration certificate i.e. =0.35
U6 Where
L X a X dt
= L
a
d
2
=
Length
=
100
=
mm -6
o
11.5 X 10 / C
Th. Coefficient of Expansion of slip gauge =
o
U6
=
=
Uncertainty of temperature scanner 0.449
0.39
= =
2
C
0.2243
microns
7.Standard Uncertainty Due to the uncertainty of Standard Equipment used i.e. Surface Plate
The value of Uncertainty is taken from its calibration certificate Assuming Normal distribution Coverage Factor of Calibrating Lab
U7
4.60
=
2
=2
=
2.300
microns
=
0.069
micron
=
2.887
micron
8. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Accuracy of Master Equipment Considering half of the accuracy & assuming rectangular distribution
U8
0.12
=
3
8. Standard Uncertainty Due to the Accuracy of Master Equipment Considering half of the accuracy & assuming rectangular distribution 5.00
U8
=
3
Combined Uncertainty:
Uc
=
Uc
=
2
2
2
(UA) +(U1) +(U2) +(U3)
4.985
2……………………………………………
microns
Degree of Freedom, (V eff ) Veff
=
uc(y) 4
n(ui(y) ) j=1
Vi
=
720.2495681
=
Expanded Uncertainty of Overall Uncertainty or Uncertainty of Measurement : From the student's distribution table, for the Confidence Level approximately 95%, the Coverage Factor, k =2. Ue = k e x Uc 4.985 = 2 x
Therefore uncertainty in above measurement is =
±
10.0
microns microns
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