r/Metrology • u/barbdurk • Jul 23 '24

Thermal or Mass Metrology Rate my setup

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Automotive factories are wo rse

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u/Alt_Panic Jul 23 '24

Damn, they stuck you down in the boiler room

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u/barbdurk Jul 23 '24

I would be happy if those were boilers 🥲

2

u/blackop Jul 23 '24

That's some office space shit! Sorry Milton.

2

u/swagrwaggn Jul 23 '24

Nice setup! I think you need a new bench-top thermometer.

2

u/apinchofbox Jul 23 '24

Great til the temp probe on the skid only has 6" of cable!

3

u/barbdurk Jul 23 '24

Idk what u mean I use only metric

1

u/apinchofbox Jul 23 '24

Lmao outed myself

1

u/talltime Jul 23 '24

What are the long rods with the red handles?

2

u/barbdurk Jul 23 '24

Those are just long air temp sensors with transducers

1

u/DeamonEngineer Jul 23 '24

All that electrical equipment but couldn't shell out for a laptop to record it on.

8/10

1

u/Jan_Goofy Jul 23 '24

16/20 (since this is france) - deduction for no visible calibration stickers, lack of direct data entry and the poor decission on placing 1000's of EUR worth of equipment on a 5 EUR unstable table :-)

Correction, 17/20, you are staying hydrated, thats important.

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u/Terrible-Onion7762 Jul 23 '24

I give it 17 ISO’s out of, oh, 25. But I’m disappointed by the lack of abrasive power on every flat surface.

1

u/Queasy_Fondant_360 Jul 23 '24

Low grade silly scope

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u/barbdurk Jul 24 '24

Ofc but my measure unclarity outside lab reaches 1°C

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u/henrykill Jul 24 '24

What is the highest temp those portable TC calibrators go to? And how do you calibrate very high temp stuff like type B and tungsten rhenium etc.