2010
DOI: 10.1051/rfm/2010102
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Etude de lames flexibles en alliage de cuivre-beryllium pour l’expérience française de balance du watt

Abstract: La conception d'une expérience de balance du watt fait appel à des compétences pluridisciplinaires et nécessite de nombreuses études sur chaque élément qui la constitue. Un exemple d'une telle étude est présenté dans cet article. Afin de concentrer, en un point unique, les points d'application de deux forces à comparer (un poids et une force électromagnétique équilibrant ce poids), un système à liaisons élastiques monobloc à lames flexibles a été réalisé en alliage de cuivre-béryllium. Il permet l'articulation… Show more

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“…The force comparator (3) is based on a 200 g homemade aluminium alloy beam [21][22][23], with two symmetrical 100 mm length arms. The three pivots are constituted by 20 µm thick stainless steel flexure strips clamped at both ends.…”
Section: Force Comparatormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The force comparator (3) is based on a 200 g homemade aluminium alloy beam [21][22][23], with two symmetrical 100 mm length arms. The three pivots are constituted by 20 µm thick stainless steel flexure strips clamped at both ends.…”
Section: Force Comparatormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…After a theoretical study [2] for designing a mechanical beam balance for the French experiment, we have undertaken several studies specifically on flexure pivots [3][4][5]. At present, supplementary studies are in progress in the scope of the Joint Research Project kNOW whose the main objective is to reduce the measurement uncertainty up to the 2×10 -8 h level required to redefine the kilogram.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%