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ASME B89.7.3.2 2007 R2021

ASME B89.7.3.2 2007 R2021

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ASME B89.7.3.2 – 2007(R2021) Guidelines for the Evaluation of Dimensional Measurement Uncertainty (Technical Report)

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This Standard is limited to dimensions and capacities for carbon and stainless steel forged threaded eyebolts in sizes ¼ through 2-1/2 inch for steel and ¼ through 1-1/2” for corrosion resistant stainless steel intended primarily for lifting applications.

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5 CONTENTS
FIGURE
TABLE
NONMANDATORY APPENDICES
6 FOREWORD
7 COMMITTEE ROSTER
9 ABSTRACT
1 SCOPE
2 SIMPLIFICATIONS IN THE EVALUATION OF MEASUREMENT UNCERTAINTY
3 BASIC CONCEPTS AND TERMINOLOGY OF UNCERTAINTY
10 1 Measurement Uncertainty Quantities
14 4 COMBINING UNCERTAINTY SOURCES
15 5 BASIC PROCEDURE FOR UNCERTAINTY EVALUATION
6 EXAMPLES
6.1 Calibration of Gauge Blocks by Mechanical Comparison
6.1.1 Measurand.
1 Measurement and Validity Conditions
16 6.1.2 Uncertainty Validity Conditions.
6.1.3 Measurement Method and Environment.
6.1.4 Influence Quantities.
6.1.5 Input Quantities.
6.1.6 Evaluate Input Quantities
17 6.1.7 Evaluate the Combined Standard Uncertainty.
6.1.8 State the Expanded Uncertainty.
6.2 Uncertainty of Shop Floor Measurements Using a Caliper
6.2.1 Measurand.
6.2.2 Uncertainty Validity Conditions
6.2.3 Measurement Method and Environment.
6.2.4 Influence Quantities
6.2.5 Input Quantities.
6.2.6 Evaluate Input Quantities
18 6.2.7 Evaluate the Combined Standard Uncertainty.
6.2.8 State the Expanded Uncertainty.
19 A TYPE A EVALUATION OF STANDARD UNCERTAINTY
A-1 MEASURES OF DISPERSION
A-1.1 Standard Deviation
A-1.2 Pooled Standard Deviations
A-1.3 Standard Deviation of the Mean
20 B TYPE B EVALUATION OF STANDARD UNCERTAINTY
B-1 THE UNIFORM DISTRIBUTION
B-2 THE NORMAL DISTRIBUTION
21 B-3 OTHER DISTRIBUTIONS
22 C INFLUENCE QUANTITIES
C-1 ENVIRONMENT
C-2 REFERENCE ELEMENT OF MEASUREMENT EQUIPMENT
C-3 MEASURING EQUIPMENT
C-4 MEASURING SETUP
C-5 SOFTWARE CALIBRATIONS
C-6 METROLOGIST
23 C-7 MEASURING OBJECT
C-8 DEFINITIONS OF THE CHARACTERISTICS
C-9 MEASURING PROCEDURE
C-10 PHYSICAL CONSTANTS AND CONVERSION FACTORS
24 D THERMAL EFFECTS IN DIMENSIONAL MEASUREMENTS
D-1 SYSTEMATIC THERMAL ERROR
D-2 THERMAL UNCERTAINTY EVALUATION
25 D-3 THERMAL SELF-COMPENSATION
26 D-3.1 Thermally Related Uncertainty Evaluation
D-3.1.1 Uncertainty Component Due to Correction, C1.
D-3.1.2 Uncertainty Component Due to Correction, C2.
27 E BIBLIOGRAPHY

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