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EXPERIMENT -3

Aim
To measure volume of a given allpin using screw gauge.

Materials Required
1. Screw gauge
2. Allpin
3. Half-meter scale
4. Magnifying glass

Theory

= 2/2 = 1mm

1mm/ 100 = 0.01mm= 0.001cm

Procedure
1. Find the value of one linear scale division (L.S.D).
2. Determine and record the pitch and least count of the screw gauge.
3. To find the zero error, bring the plane face B and A near. Repeat and record this for three times.
Record zero error as nil if there is no error.
4. Move face B away from face A. using a ratchet head R, move the face A towards face B lengthwise
and stop when R turns without moving the screw.
5. Linear scale reading (L.S.R) is recorded by noting down the no. of visible and uncovered divisions of
linear scale.
6. Let n be the no. of divisions of the circular scale lying on the reference line..
7. Repeat steps for 3 different positions and record the observations.
8. Find the total reading and also zero correction.
9. Take the mean of different values of diameter.
10. Using a half-meter scale, measure the length of the wire. Repeat this step three times and record the
readings.

Observations
Sl.n Linear scale No.of circular Value Observed Zero Correct
o reading (N scale division [n×(L.C)] cm diameterD0=N+n×(L. error ed
in cm) on reference C)cm c D=D0±c
line (n)
1
2
3

Calculations
Length of the wire, l = (i)…..cm
Mean diameter of the wire,
D=D1+D2+D3/ 3 =….cm
Volume of the wire,
V=π r2 l =….cm

Result
The volume of the given allpin is ………cm3.

Precautions
1. There shouldn’t be any friction while moving the screw.
2. The screw should always be rotated by ratchet R and not by cap K to avoid undue pressure.

Sources Of Error
1. There might be friction in the screw.
2. There might be a back-lash error in the screw gauge.

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