Do you hear what I hear?
Burns’ Metrology gurus, John Zwak and Terry Walsh, share a few insights on how a well designed ice bath and the right process can provide a practical approach to calibration at the Triple Point of Water (TPW).
To uphold a NVLAP accredited calibration system (Lab code# 200706-0) in a production environment, it takes ingenuity, creativity and a deep understanding of the process. Listen to John and Terry share a brief description of how and why it works.
A recent email to many of Burns clients included a link to a paper on As Found data. The paper explains the pivotal importance of the TPW to the understanding of As Found data obtained during periodic calibration and the relationship to In-Service performance.
Do you see what I see?
Click here to read the paper: “As Found Calibration Data”
Do you have a point of view on the power of the Triple Point? How about the importance of As found data to your calibration integrity? Comment on the BEblog, we’d love to hear from you.
Chuck
Posted on March 7th, 2008 at 10:52 am:
[…] Johns’ practical approach to complex issues, was briefly introduced in a previous post titled Calibration; Creativity & Confidence.