Hubei Metrology Institute Provides Metrology Calibration Service for Valuable Tension Sensors

[China Instrument Network Instrument R&D] Recently, the Hubei Provincial Institute of Metrology provided a full-scale calibration service for the 1.5MN tension sensor submitted by the China Ship Science Research Center, marking that it became the first in the central region to provide a force of more than 1MN. Technical agency for metrology inspection services.


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In recent years, with the development of new industries such as ships and aviation, the demand for measurement and inspection with a strong value-added force is increasing rapidly. Especially for the shipbuilding industry, the strong value tension sensor is mainly used to detect the thrust of large ships, and then based on the test data to improve the ship's power design, control and control the quality of the ship's components, so the great value of pulling force measurement is of great significance to the development of the shipbuilding industry. Due to the fact that the forceful tension sensors generally have major self-contained problems (about 1 ton), large dimensions (more than 1 meter long), and mismatched detection space, it is difficult to measure the pull force and the force measurement service has been provided. It has become a key bottleneck restricting the quality improvement of the shipbuilding industry.

According to the customer's measurement requirements, Hubei Metrology Institute, with its strong technical strength, carefully and carefully performed a large number of preliminary preparations, strictly formulated technical service plans, and provided special matching tooling for sensor inspection and sensor connection, ensuring a large number of sections. Tensile force measurement security, successfully completed the full-scale measurement testing, has received high customer evaluation and recognition, and further enhance the hospital's credibility in the field of domestic mechanical measurement services. The hospital will continue to adhere to the "market high positioning, high level of capabilities, service quality," the working guidelines, and actively expand the market of strong mechanical measurement testing services, and strive to Hubei, the central region and even domestic ship manufacturing and large-scale equipment manufacturing quality development Provide better service and support.

(Original title: Actively carry out high-end measurement services to assist shipbuilding quality improvement development)

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