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4. Measurement interpretation
4.1 Measurement uncertainty
Operator measurements can only be used if they can be correctly interpreted, i.e. if the desired quantity can be expressed with a known and satisfactory accuracy.
It is therefore important to be able to trace the exact conditions under which the test was carried out, in order to identify sources of error. A measurement is never perfectly reproducible, since it depends on a range of general parameters such as temperature or atmospheric pressure, as well as parameters relating to the materials used in the test, such as corrosion, fatigue or creep, to name but a few.
From a strictly mathematical point of view, the maximum error on the model F depending on n independent variables a i...
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Standardization
Standards cited in article BM 5 160
French Standards Association (AFNOR)
- Normes fondamentales. Vocabulaire international des termes fondamentaux et généraux de métrologie - NF X 07-001 - 12.1994
- Relations clients - fournisseurs. Qualité des essais. Lignes directives pour demander et organiser des essais. - NF X 50-142 - 12.1990
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