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Universal Foundation for Safety, Quality & Compliance 1. SI Units: The Language of Measurement Core Concept: Standardised units ensure consistency across industries.Key Units: Pressure: Pascal (Pa), bar, psi Temperature: Kelvin (K), Celsius (°C), Fahrenheit (°F) Flow: m³/s, L/min, GPM Level: Meters (m), % of span Industry Application: Nuclear: Precise Kelvin for reactor cooling. Oil & Gas: PSI/bar for pipeline pressure. Power: °C/°F for turbine exhaust monitoring. Table: SI Unit Conversions ParameterSI UnitIndustrial EquivalentPressure1 Pa0.00001 barTemperature0 K-273.15°CFlow1 m³/s15,850 GPM Visual: Animation: Global map showing SI units used in target industries (e.g., PSI in US pipelines, bar in EU refineries). 2. Accuracy, Precision & Errors Definitions: Accuracy: Closeness to the true value. Precision: Repeatability of measurements. Error: Deviation from true value (e.g., ±0.5% FS). Industry Impact: Safety: Inaccurate pressure readings ⇒ overpressure explosions. Quality: Imprecise temperature control ⇒ product defects. Diagram: Accuracy vs. PrecisionCaption: High accuracy + low precision = Consistent errors. High precision + low accuracy = Repeatable but wrong. Visual: GIF: Dartboard analogy (accurate = bullseye, precise = tight cluster). 3. Range, Span...