"Development and application of cross-scale three-dimensional photoelectric vibration measuring instrument" passed acceptance

[China Instrument Network Instrument R&D] Recently, the preliminary acceptance of the “Development and Application of Cross-scale 3D Photoelectric Vibration Measurement Instrument”, a major national scientific instrument and equipment development project participated by Zhejiang Metrology Institute, was held.

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The acceptance meeting was entrusted by the Ministry of Science and Technology of Zhejiang Province. After reviewing by the participating experts, it was considered that the project organization had standardized management, complete materials, reasonable use of funds, completed the tasks stipulated in the contract, achieved the expected goals, and passed the initial acceptance.

As the main participant of the project, Zhejiang Institute of Metrology takes the lead role in the subproject “Measurement and Reliability Evaluation of Trans-Scale 3D Photoelectric Vibration Measurement Instrument”, which mainly conducts measurement and reliability research on vibration characteristics of target instruments. This topic solves problems in the calibration, reliability and other aspects of laser vibrometers and effectively improves the quality of domestic instrument products.

The National Special Scientific Instruments and Equipment Development Project is a major research project established by China to further promote the development and application of scientific instruments and equipment, support scientific and technological innovation, service economy and social development.

"The development and application of cross-scale three-dimensional photoelectric vibration measuring instrument" solves the pressing demand for high-end vibration measuring instruments in China's aerospace, defense, automotive, precision manufacturing and other fields, and is of great significance to the development of the national economy, national defense, and science and technology.

(Original title: National Major Instruments Participation by Provincial Metrology Institute Passes Preliminary Acceptance)