14 units of China Metrology Institute passed the national measurement benchmark expert review

[ Instrument Network Instrument Development ] Recently, 14 units of the China Institute of Metrology ("China Metrology Institute") passed the national metrology benchmark expert review organized by the Metrology Department of the General Administration of Market Supervision. More than 30 experts in related fields, such as Wang Liding and Wang Naiyan, academicians of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, participated in the review.

Review meeting site

The measurement benchmark is the highest basis for unifying the national value, and its technical level represents the highest measurement capacity of the country. In recent years, China Metrology Institute has continued to increase scientific research investment in various professional fields such as length, mechanics, electricity, radio, ionizing radiation, etc., using the world's advanced measurement principles, and established a number of new generation of reference devices to enable it to meet China's requirements. Traceability requirements for scientific research, national defense construction, and advanced manufacturing.

The review experts conducted a review of 14 national measurement standards such as “DC voltage reference device” and “gravity acceleration reference device” according to different professional groups. After hearing the introduction of the research group, on-site inspection, and expert inquiry, they agreed to pass the review.

The expert group emphasized that the measurement benchmark is an important strategic resource of the country, the highest source of national value, and one of the important indicators of the country's core competitiveness. All relevant units must strengthen scientific research and continuously improve the self-controllable level of measurement benchmark devices. Further improve the supply capacity of the national measurement benchmark system.

Also attending the jury was Du Yuejun, deputy director of the Metrology Department of the General Administration of Market Supervision, and Teng Junheng, deputy director of the China Metrology Institute.

(Original title: 14 devices of China Metrology Institute passed the national measurement benchmark expert review)