Why and how to improve the subdivision technique in mass metrology

Zelenka, Zoltan; Alisic, S.; Hanrahan, R.; Kolozinsky, I.; Popa, George Florian; Zůda, Jaroslav; Malengo, Andrea

doi:10.1016/j.measen.2021.100228

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“…As in [2], [3] was pointed out the improvement of the subdivision method would be beneficial for many National Metrology Institutes (NMI). This improvement needs a solid base, especially aiming at small uncertainties.…”

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Modelling Subdivision in Mass Metrology

Zelenka¹,

Alisic²,

Malengo³

2023

Proceedings of the 24th IMEKO TC3 Conference on Measurement of Force, Mass and Torque

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Subdivision is a crucial technique in mass metrology because it allows the determination of the mass of weights of various nominal values and the realisation of the mass scale.This technique is usually based on complicated mathematics. The current models are generally sufficient for many practical aims but far from the best performance.Project 19RPT02, "Improvement of the realisation of the mass scale" (EMPIR Call 2019 -Research Potential), has been, among others, investigating an improved model for the calculations.

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confidence: 99%