


Volume 60, Nº 5 (2017)
- Ano: 2017
- Artigos: 16
- URL: https://bakhtiniada.ru/0543-1972/issue/view/15326
Fundamental Problems in Metrology
Cosmological Distance Scale. Part 6. Statistical Anisotropy of Red Shift
Resumo
The data on the type SN Ia supernovae used to confirm the accelerated “expansion of the universe” in 1998–1999 are analyzed statistically. A substantial statistical anisotropy with respect to declination is found in these data. It is shown that an examination of the relationship between the red shift of SN Ia supernovae and the photometric distance based on these data is not the most plausible hypothesis. An example of the construction of an anisotropic cosmological distance scale is given.



General Problems of Metrology and Measurement Technique
Development of the Concept of Uncertainty in Measurement and Revision of the Guide to the Expression of Uncertainty in Measurement. Part 2. Comparative Analysis of Basic Provisions of the Guide and Their Planned Changes
Resumo
A comparative analysis has been done on key provisions of the current edition of the Guide to the Expression of Uncertainty in Measurement and changes thereto caused by the planned revision based on the Bayesian approach. Some possible changes of the calculation of uncertainty in measurement that are the most significant ones for practice are examined in connection with the development and introduction of the new edition of this document.



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Application and Power of Parametric Criteria for Testing the Homogeneity of Variances. Part IV
Resumo
The application of parametric criteria for testing the homogeneity of variances (Bartlett, Cochran, Fisher, Hartley, Levene, Neyman–Pearson, O’Brien, Link, Newman, Bliss–Cochran–Tukey, Cadwell–Leslie–Brown, the Overall–Woodward Z-test and modified Z-test) is examined, including under conditions such that the standard assumption of normality is violated. A comparative analysis is made of the power of the criteria. The permissible level of significance is estimated for the case in which the distributions of the statistics for the applied tests are unknown.



Modeling, Reproduction, and Mapping of Geofields with and Without Measurement Noise. Part 4. Spline, Geostatistical, and Fuzzy Regression Analysis Techniques
Resumo
Hybrid three-stage algorithms for identification of geofields that can yield high-quality indicators are examined. Integrable estimation techniques from the hybrid noise-resistant algorithm database are used for effective solution of geofield recovery problems with substantial measurement noise which are difficult to formulate and have multiple extremes. Fuzzy regression models are shown to lead to a multi-extremum non-convex optimization problem. An example is given of a single-extremum problem for finding a fuzzy linear regression model.



Linear-Fractional Measurement Equation
Resumo
The properties of wide-range measuring devices with linear-fractional measurement equation and constructed on the basis of linear transducers are considered. A linear-fractional equation is realized without redundancy of the quantization error over the entire range of measurements. An expression for a criterion for the generalized estimator of a wide-range device as regards precision and measurement range is obtained. The position of a linear-fractional measurement equation in the classification of methods of direct measurements is specified.



Use of Infrared Thermography for Evaluating Linear Dimensions of Subsurface Defects
Resumo
The use of the thermal imaging method for active nondestructive evaluation of subsurface defects of articles is examined. The scale factors for converting the values of defect size from pixels to length units are estimated. The effect of size and depth of a defect on the distribution of heat along the surface is analyzed.



Linearization of the Positional Characteristics of a Fiber-Optic Transducer Based on the Magneto-Optical Effect
Resumo
The principles of the linearization of the positional characteristics of magneto-optical displacement transducers are examined. Mathematical modeling of the positional characteristics is conducted, and results of pilot studies of prototypes of displacement transducers are presented.



Analysis of the Conditions for Determining the Thermal Diffusivity of Organic Liquids by the Laser Pulse Method
Resumo
The conditions for conducting experiments to determine the thermal diffusivity of organic liquids by the laser pulse method are analyzed. Under the surface action of a thermal pulse of high power and short duration, the problem of a nonstationary temperature field of a three-layer sample is solved numerically. We establish limits on the range of possible changes in the flux density of the laser beam, which correspond to the conditions for the reliable calculation of the thermal diffusivity of a typical organic liquid, ethanol. The influence of the thickness of the liquid layer on the error of finding the thermal diffusivity is shown.



Measurement of the Temperature of Rails of a Jointless Track
Resumo
Heat transfer in the contact zone of a rail and thermocouple chromel electrode was investigated. The diameter of the contact spot and angle of sharpening the electrode for reducing the measurement error with consideration of the initial temperature of the thermocouple electrode were found.



Correlation Method for Signal Processing of Microwave Doppler Sensors
Resumo
A method of processing microwave sensor signals is proposed. Application of this method allows substantially improving the accuracy of determination of Doppler frequency and associated information parameters. Here, frequency modulation changing by the symmetric saw-tooth law is used with spectral processing of the output signal on rising and falling sections. The Doppler frequency is calculated from the cross-correlation function of the spectral envelope, which makes it possible to eliminate error caused by the spectral structure of the Doppler signal.



Linear and Angular Measurements
Algorithm for Constructing a Morphological Disk Filter for Analyzing Surface Roughness
Resumo
The use of morphological filtering of the profile and 3D topography of surface roughness is examined in problems of investigating the effect of morphological characteristics of a surface on its functional properties. Simple and efficient algorithms are proposed for constructing the envelopes of the profile and topography for morphological analysis of the surface. The algorithms can be integrated into software for roughness measuring devices.



Optophysical Measurements
Multicriteria Evaluation of the Uniformity of the Energy Density Distribution of Laser Beams
Resumo
A multicriteria evaluation of the degree of uniformity of the energy density distribution of laser beams based on using three criteria is proposed. It is shown that such an evaluation has a higher sensitivity to nonuniformity of the energy density distribution.



Thermal Measurements
A Systematic Method of Improving the Accuracy of an Information and Measuring System for Determining the Thermophysical Properties of Materials Under the Effect of Destabilizing Factors
Resumo
Mathematical models are proposed for evaluating the functional accuracy of an information and measuring system and the measurement channel under the influence of destabilizing factors. A comprehensive method of increasing the accuracy of the system is created that makes it possible, with permissible error, to measure the parameters of the thermophysical properties of materials: the coefficients of thermal conductivity and thermal diffusivity.



Electromagnetic Measurements
Measurement of Magnetic Susceptibility and Curie Constants of Colloidal Solutions in Ferrofluid Cells by the Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Method
Resumo
A new method is proposed for determining the magnetic susceptibility and Curie constants of various colloidal solutions in sealed glass volumes (ferrofluid cells) with an error of no more than 1.0% even with a small thickness of the layer of solution. It is shown that intensive stirring of the solution is necessary for excluding changes in the Curie constants as the cell temperature increases.



Radio Measurements
Water Vapor Radiometer: Measuring Instrument of Atmospheric Brightness Temperature
Resumo
Results are presented for pilot studies of the error in measuring atmospheric brightness temperature at frequencies 20.7 and 31.4 GHz in the vicinity of water vapor emission lines. The accuracy of atmospheric brightness temperature measurements was evaluated using the water vapor radiometer at the Zelenchukskaya observatory. Measurements were made using the PNShI200 wide-aperture low-temperature noise generator, a working standard for the unit of equivalent noise temperature. The requirements for radiophysical characteristics and accuracy of reproduction of a unit of noise temperature were formulated for prospective reference wide-aperture low-temperature noise generators.



Ionizing Radiation Measurements
Special Radiometric Complex with Calorimeter for Determining the Radioactivity of Radionuclides
Resumo
We present an experimental sample from a special radiometric complex with a calorimeter. We provide the results of an investigation of the metrological characteristics of the complex for the rating of the ionizing-radiation sources (IRSs) on the basis of the radionuclides 60Co, 137Cs, 192Ir, 75Se, 153Gd.


