MultiFixRad

A LNE Joint Research Project

MultiFixRad

The project will aid 6 European national metrology institutes (JV, RISE, DFM, CMI, SMU, and UL) in establishing their own primary reference scales for thermometry, using the method of radiometric interpolation between fixed points with an established thermodynamic temperature. The improved high-temperature measurement standards will respond to industrial needs in the countries and enable participation in development projects for fundamental thermometry at high temperature, and at the highest scientific level.

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The project

MultiFixRad “Improving the realisation of the kelvin by multiple fixed point radiation thermometry” has been selected under the EPM (European Partnership on Metrology) programme in the Research Potential call.

European Partnerships are a key implementation tool of the European Commission’s Horizon Europe; an ambitious research and innovation programme, running from 2021 to 2027.

The European Partnership on Metrology is co-funded by the Member States and the European Union with an expected budget of around 690 million euro. The expected impact of the European Partnership on Metrology is manifold, as it will support a wide range of policies, commerce and advancement of key European challenges.

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Workpackages

This project will allow the implementation of the Mise-en-Pratique of the new definition of the Kelvin in the high tempertaure range by the use of high-temperature fixed points with assigned thermodynamic temperatures.
The project, funded in the frame of the “research potential” call of 2022 will rely on the knowledge transfer in the fabrication and the implementation of high-temperature fixed points (but also some medium-temperature ones). several NMIs involved in the project will construct cells for the first time and will apply the multipls fixed point scheme for the implementation of a thermodynamic temperature scale.
A comparison between the realisations of the scales in the different NMIs/DIs participating to the project will help validating the methods and expressing new CMCs in the field of radiation thermometry .View workpackages

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The project 22RPT03 MultiFixRad has received funding from the European Partnership on Metrology, co-financed from the European Union’s Horizon Europe Research and Innovation Programme and by the Participating States.

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