The Importance of Metrology in Industry: What It Is and What It Is Used For? (#Ep.45)

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Published on 12/01/2024 at 02:39

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Have you ever wondered how time or distance is measured? And the supermarket scale, is it making the right measurements?

Metrology is the science that studies measurements, ensuring the accuracy and reliability of results. The calibration of measuring instruments is essential to ensure that the measurements are accurate and reliable. industrial development

The Role Of Metrology In Industrial Development

He also mentioned that the National Service of Industrial Learning (SENAI), in partnership with Inmetro, has just launched the world’s first metrology marketplace! This is the Metrology Platform for Industry. There, entrepreneurs can conveniently hire the metrological services they need to get their products on supermarket shelves or for export.

ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

In This Industrial Growth Episode You Will Understand:

00:00 – Introduction

02:19 – What Is Metrology And Its Importance For Industrial Development?

05:16 – What Are The Risks Of Consuming An Uninspected Product And The Importance Of Calibration?

08:35 – Who Performs And How Are Measurements And Calibrations Of Products Carried Out?

11:00 – What Are The Advantages For Companies That Hire An Accredited Laboratory To Perform The Metrology Services Of Their Products And Measurements?

12:00 – What Are The Biggest Difficulties Faced By Micro And Small Enterprises To Certify Their Products And Ensure The response To Market Demands?

15:20 – What Is The Metrology Platform For Industry And How Does It Drive Industrial Growth?

19:00 – What Products Are Covered By The Platform At This Initial Stage And How Does It Contribute To Industrial Development?

24:00 – Closing

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