Force Course half day NCSLI 2024 V3
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NCSLI Force Course is a comprehensive introduction to the practical application of risk and decision rules. This course provides a mix of expert instructors and interactive exercises that build on each other to illustrate how risk and decision rules can be applied in real life. This course aims to equip attendees with tools, ideas, principles, and techniques.
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Thank you for attending the Force Calibration & Beyond: Better Measurements Safer World tutorial.
Anyone making force measurements should attend this course if they are not familiar with all of the sources of measurement error regarding force measurements. Examples of these errors include proper calibration adapters. Using a top block for compression loading can produce up to a 0.5 % error if the end-user uses something with a different hardness and/or flatness.
Using the wrong pin size on a tension link can cause a 2 % error on a device with an accuracy of 0.1 % of full scale. The measurement errors demonstrated and discussed will include errors associated with improper alignment, use of different and/or incorrect adapter types, thread depth, and thread loading, and some load cell troubleshooting techniques. During the workshop, we will discuss over twenty common major error sources and how to avoid them.
We will then focus on ISO/IEC 17025:2017 section 6.4.5 “The equipment used for measurement shall be capable of achieving the measurement accuracy and/or measurement uncertainty required to provide a valid result.” Taking this section into account, we will discuss measurement decision risk with a focus on NCSLI/ANSI Z540.3 Method 5 & Method 6 and how the Test Uncertainty Ratio (TUR) impacts the laboratories ability to make statements of conformity to a specification per section 7.1.3 of the ISO/IEC 17025:2017 standard.
The course's recommended skill level is anyone with experience with force equipment and wants to learn how to minimize potential measurement errors and reduce their measurement risk.
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