Song, J.
and Vorburger, T.
(1998),
NIST Microform Calibration - How It Benefits U.S. Industry, Proceedings of American Society for Precision Engineering Conference, Unknown, USA
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NIST Microform Calibration - How It Benefits U.S. Industry
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In microform metrology, complex 3-D surface features in the micrometer range must be quantified for their space and size including dimensions, curves, angles, profile deviations, and alignment errors, as well as surface roughness with measure uncertainties compatible with tolerance requirements. NIST calibrated Rockwell indenters have been used in a U.S. national primary Rockwell hardness testing machine, and one of these is planned for use as a common Rockwell indenter in an international round robin comparison.Proceedings Title
Proceedings of American Society for Precision Engineering Conference
Conference Dates
January 1, 1998
Conference Location
Unknown, USA
Conference Title
American Society for Precision Engineering Conference
Pub Type
Conferences
Keywords
diamond indenters, HRC, Rockwell hardness
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Created January 1, 1998, Updated February 19, 2017