Ripple, D.
(2002),
Review of Traceable Temperatures and Temperature Measurement, Review of Traceable Temperatures and Temperature Measurement
(Accessed January 18, 2025)
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Review of Traceable Temperatures and Temperature Measurement
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Abstract
Traceable Temperatures outlines the most common methods of measuring temperature and teaches the reader practical skills in assuring that those measurements are made with confidence at a known level of uncertainty. For a beginning user of thermometers or for a user wishing to achieve a higher degree of expertise, this book is an excellent choice. Temperature Measurement is best thought of as a handbook-a compendium that does not serve as a textbook or comprehensive guide to a field, but serves a purpose by collecting in one place an array of useful information related to temperature measurement. The book is most useful for understanding and modeling the dynamic and installation effects of various types of sensors in various environments.Citation
Review of Traceable Temperatures and Temperature Measurement
Volume
5
Issue
Iss. 3
Pub Type
Others
Keywords
calibration, measurement, temperature, traceability
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Created September 1, 2002, Updated February 17, 2017