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MMA 2020 Bulgarian Technical Bulgarian Union of Kozloduy Academical University of Institute of Metrologists Nuclear Association Sofia Metrology in Bulgaria Power Plant of Metrology 30th INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC SYMPOSIUM METROLOGY AND METROLOGY ASSURANCE 2020 PROCEEDINGS 7-11 September 2020 Sozopol, Bulgaria METROLOGY AND METROLOGY ASSURANCE 2020 30th International Scientific Symposium September 7 -11, 2020, Sozopol, Bulgaria ORGANISED BY Technical University of Sofia Department of Electrical Measurements Department of Precision Engineering and Measuring Instruments WITH THE ATTENDANCE OF National Science Fund of the Ministry of Education and Science Bulgarian Institute of Metrology Union of Metrologists in Bulgaria Bulgarian Academical Association of Metrology Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant WITH THE SUPPORT OF Research and Development Sector of the TU-Sofia SOFTTRADE Ltd. NIK 47 Ltd. R&DL “CMME” The Proceedings are issued with the financial support of the National Science Fund of the Ministry of Education and Science by contract # КП-06-МНФ/3 – 03/09/2020. The National Science Fund of the Ministry of Education and Science is not responsible about the paper‘s content and printed materials of the Scientific Forum. ORGANIZING COMMITTEE Chairman Prof. Hristo Radev, DSc TU-Sofia Co Chairman Assoc. Prof. Ivan Kodjabashev, PhD TU-Sofia Prof. Dimitar Diakov, PhD TU-Sofia Vice Chairman Paun Ilchev BIM Todor Todorov, MEng UMB Prof. Branko Sotirov, PhD BAAM Emilian Edrev, MEng NPP Scientific Secretary Prof. Georgi Djukendjiev, PhD TU-Sofia Members Assoc. Prof. Vasil Bogev, PhD TU-Sofia Assoc. Prof. Nikolai Stoianov, PhD TU-Sofia Assist. Prof. Krasimir Galabov, PhD TU-Sofia Assoc. Prof. Ivanka Kalimanova, PhD TU-Sofia Sasho Nedyalkov, MEng BIM Nikola Panchev, MEng NIK 47 Vesela Konstantinova, PhD UMBz Prof. Plamen Tzvetkov, PhD TU-Sofia Assist. Prof. Velizar Vassilev, PhD TU-Sofia Secretariat Assist. Prof. Bozhidar Dzhudzhev, PhD TU-Sofia Nikolay Gurov, MEng TU-Sofia Sen. Res. Fel. Momchil Hardalov, PhD TU-Sofia Assist. Prof. Hristiana Nikolova, PhD TU-Sofia Assist. Prof. Rositza Miteva, PhD TU-Sofia INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMME COMMITTEE Chairman Assoc. Prof. Georgi Milushev, PhD TU-Sofia Members Assoc. Prof. Kiril Aleksiev, PhD BAS, Bulgaria Prof. Konstantionos Athanasiadis, PhD EMI, Greece Prof. Anna Chunovkina, DSc VNIIM, Russia Prof. Vladimir Dmitriev, DSc TsAGI, Russia Manus Henry, PhD University of Oxford, England Prof. Dietrich Hofmann, PhD ICC Spectronet, Germany Prof. Barry Jones, DSc Brunel University, England Assoc. Prof. Ivan Kodjabashev, PhD TU-Sofia, Bulgaria Prof. Peter Lauda, DSc TU-Liberec, Czech Republic Prof. Zvezditza Nenova, PhD TU-Gabrovo, Bulgaria Prof. Franko Paveze, DSc INRIM, Italy Assoc. Prof. Elmo Pettai, PhD TUT, Estonia Prof. Georgii Rannev, DSc IIT, Russia Prof. Alexandru Salceanu TU Gheorghe Asachi, Romania Assoc. Prof. Nikolay Serov, PhD NRU MPEI, Russia Prof. Branko Sotirov, PhD RU Angel Kanchev, Bulgaria Prof. Аlexandr Shestakov, DSc SUSU NRU, Russia Roald Taymanov, DSc VNIM, Russia Assoc. Prof. Stanimir Valchev, PhD NOVA, Portugal Prof. Evgeniy Volodarsky, DSc. NTUU KPI, Ukraine Prof. Wiesław Winiecki, DSc WUT, Poland Prof. Rosen Vasilev, PhD TU-Varna, Bulgaria Prof. Igor Zakharov, DSc NTU KPI, Ukraine All papers published in the Proceedings of the 30th International Scientific Symposium “Metrology and Metrology Assurance 2020” are reviewed by the International Programme Committee. CONTENT PLENARY SESSION P.1. Ivan Kodjabashev and Dimitar Diakov 30 YARS INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC SYMPOSIUM METROLOGY AND METROLOGY ASSURANCE.............................................7 P.2. Valentin Starev and Hristina Sokolova MEASUREMENTS FOR GLOBAL TRADE..........................................................9 P.3. Igor Zakharov and Olesia Botsiura ERROR VS UNCERTAINTY. MATHEMATICAL, TERMINOLOGICAL AND CONCEPTUAL ASPECTS OF EVALUATING THE CHARACTERISTICS OF MEASUREMENT ACCURACY...............IEEE Xplore Section I GENERAL ASPECTS OF METROLOGY. MEASUREMENT METHODS. UNITY AND ACCURACY OF MEASUREMENTS I.1. Anastasiya Korolyova, Ivan Viktorov and Anna Chunovkina VALIDATION OF CALIBRATION PROCEDURES..........................IEEE Xplore I.2. Natalia Burmistrova, Anna Chunovkina and Ivan Viktorov DATA PROCESSING IN DETERMINING OF THE GRAVITATIONAL CONSTANT OBTAINED BY THE METHOD OF METROLOGICALLY CONSISTENT SET (MCS).....IEEE Xplore I.3. Tetiana Rozhnova, Mikola Koshevoy, Oleksandr Zabolotnyi, Maksym Tsekhovskyi, Elena Kostenko, Irina Koshevaya and Ali Bekirov METHODS AND DEVICES FOR ANGULAR MEASUREMENT MOVEMENT........................................................ IEEE Xplore I.4. Yuri Usachev, Ivan Nikitin and Oleg Abzhuev ESTIMATION OF THE LEVEL OF UNCERTAINTY WHEN REPRODUCING A UNIT OF SPECTRAL DENSITY OF ENERGY BRIGHTNESS BASED ON TEMPERATURE RIBBON AND HALOGEN LAMPS....................................................IEEE Xplore I.5. Ivan Yarmak and Yurii Khoroshailo COLOR MEASUREMENT USING ELECTRONIC COLORIMETER................................................................................... IEEE Xplore I.6. Aleksey Lupachev, Yuri Bekhtin, Nay Kyaw, Andrey Kovalenko and Arkadiy Petsinyarzh ROBUST INTERVAL CRITERION FOR A STEADY VALUE.........IEEE Xplore I.7. Yevhen Volodarsky, Larysa Kosheva and Igor Pototskiy METHODS FOR DETERMINING THE RECALIBRATION INTERVALS OF MEASURING EQUIPMENT DURING THEIR OPERATION............................................................................IEEE Xplore I.8. Volodymyr Kononov SAMPLE QUALITY ASSESSMENT METHODS TECHNIQUES OF THE PEOPLE'S ECONOMY OF UKRAINE................................ IEEE Xplore I.9. Dimitar Diakov, Rositsa Miteva, Hristiana Nikolova and Velizar Vassilev DOUBLE REVERSE METHOD FOR CALIBRATION OF PERPENDICULAR STANDARDS................................................IEEE Xplore I.10 Dimitar Dichev, Ilia Zhelezarov, Ralitza Dicheva, Dimitar Diakov, Hristiana Nikolova and Genadi Cvetanov DYNAMIC ERRORS EVALUATION AND CORRECTION ALGORITHM............................................................ IEEE Xplore 1 I.11 Georgi Todorov, Yavor Sofronov, Todor Gavrilov, Ivan Ivanov and Angel Todorov STRATEGY FOR SHORTENED MANUFACTURING CYCLE OF MOLD TOOL IN EXTREMELY SHORT TERMS.......................IEEE Xplore Section II SENSORS, TRANSDUCERS AND DEVICES FOR MEASUREMENT OF PHYSICAL QUANTITIES II.1. Tetiana Rozhnova, Nikolay Koshevoy, Oleksandr Zabolotnyi, Maksym Tsekhovskoi, Elena Kostenko, Anna Beliaieva and Ali Bekirov DEVELOPMENT, RESEARCH AND OPTIMIZATION OF CONTACTLESS DC METERS.....................................................IEEE Xplore II.2. 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