Weighbridge pinyin

The spelling of the balance beam is n.

Weighing bar is an instrument for measuring the weight of an object, which usually consists of a straight bar and a weighing hammer. The scale first appeared in ancient China. It is a very common weighing tool and widely used in the market.

The main feature of this scale is that it can be engraved with different marks according to the weight of objects, supplemented by ropes and wheels, thus helping people to measure the weight of objects more accurately.

The material of the scale can be adapted to local conditions, and the materials used in different periods and regions are not the same. For example, wooden scales are mainly used in traditional market transactions and are tools to measure the weight of goods.

In addition, the weighing beam is also an indispensable tool in other industries, for example, the construction industry needs it to measure the quality and quantity of building materials. Weighing beam is also widely used in commercial trade and is one of the indispensable tools in trade activities.

The use of scales in ancient society;

1. Measuring tool: As an accurate measuring tool, the weighing beam played an important role in ancient commerce and trade. In barter or transaction, the weight of goods can be accurately measured by using scales to ensure the fairness and justice of the transaction.

In addition, this scale can also be used to measure the weight of other objects. For example, in the construction industry, scales are needed to measure the quality and quantity of building materials.

2. Cultural symbol: The balance beam has a profound meaning in the traditional culture of China, which represents balance, justice and balance. People often say that fairness is like a scale, and the scale is regarded as a symbol of justice and power in ancient society.

In ancient China, the standards of weights and measures were unified, and scales were also an indispensable part of social communication. Therefore, scale also represents the image of state power and government.

3. Mascot: In folklore, scales also have the meaning of auspiciousness and smoothness. People often give scales as gifts to newlyweds, which symbolizes the balance and happiness of marriage; Weighbridges can also be used to ward off evil spirits and ensure peace. In some areas, people will put a weighbridge in front of the door to ward off evil spirits and avoid special things.