Measuring instrument
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In physics and engineering, measurement is the activity of comparing physical quantities of real-world objects and events. Established standard objects and events are used as units, and the measurement results in a given number for the relationship between the item under study and the referenced unit of measurement. Measuring instruments are the means by which this translation is made.
Blood Pressure[edit]
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measuring instrument for blood pressure -
measuring instrument for blood pressure
Chemistry[edit]
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photoionisations detector - proves contamination thru gases -
ion mobility spectrometer - proves contamination thru industry and weapon gases in the air
Engineering[edit]
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sine bar -
Vernier & electronic height gauge -
Vernier height gauge adjusters -
Vernier height gauge, close up view -
Electronic height gauge, close up view -
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Messschieber -
Micrometer sleeve reading 5.78mm -
Micrometer thimble reading 0.276 inch -
Micrometer sleeve (with vernier) reading 5.783mm
Flow[edit]
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Variable area flowmeter -
Floater type flowmeter -
Turbine flowmeter -
Reduced orifice variable area flowmeter -
Venturi tube -
Orifice metering flange -
Mass flow meter -
Mass flow meter -
Rotameter
Frequency[edit]
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Power supply frequency meter
General[edit]
Metrics[edit]
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rulers -
pocket tape measure -
doble meter -
textil meter -
setsquare -
triangle, set square
Radiation[edit]
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Victoreen Geiger counter -
Modern Geiger counter -
Using a geiger counter to measure radioactive emissions from a sample of Sodium 22. -
Geiger counter measuring tree at Chernobyl
River-level[edit]
See Stream gauge
Traffic[edit]
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traffic jam detector
