Uncertainty and dimensional tolerances

Article Abstract:

Standards are set for workpiece or machine tolerance measurements to minimize cases involving arbitration. Since measurements are always subject to a certain level of uncertainty, standards for dimensional metrology should be specified to reach an agreement on tolerance conditions between customer and supplier. One approach to measurement is to distribute the burden of responsibility for tolerance on both parties, where each party has its own measuring uncertainty.

Standards, Methods, Mensuration, Dimensions, Dimensions (Measurement), Tolerance (Engineering)

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Put a 'net' in your tool belt

Article Abstract:

Companies that have not yet joined the Internet bandwagon should assess the advantages the technology can offer. In the manufacturing industry, the Internet can improve global or internal business communications, foster cooperation, cut turnaround time, reduce printing and mailing costs and eliminate translation problems. Internet also allows faster time to market and improved customer service.

On-Line Information Services, Database Vendors, Telegraph & other communications, Information retrieval services, Usage, Database industry, Internet, Internet service providers, Information services

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Know your uncertainty

Article Abstract:

Manufacturers need to understand the contributors to measurement uncertainty. Techniques are offered here to systematically locate such contributors.

Science & research, Statistical Data Included, Analysis, Weights and measures, Measurement units and standards

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