Abstract
As uncertainty contributions for the static torque calibration of a torque measuring device, the following components are considered; repeatability with unchanged mounting position, reproducibility with changed mounting position, zero error, interpolation error, reversibility (hysteresis) and resolution including the ability of the indicator. Some foreign standard documentations, however, have not revealed any experimental confirmation for the validity of assumed probability distribution for each contribution. In order to establish a determination method of uncertainty for the torque calibration, the validities of probability distributions were verified by the numerous repetitions of torque measurement using the primary torque standard machine. The determination method is proposed based on the experimental results.
