ISA 37.16.01 : 2002
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A GUIDE FOR THE DYNAMIC CALIBRATION OF PRESSURE TRANSDUCERS
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English
01-01-2002
Acknowledgments from the current ISA SP37.16 Subcommittee
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Purpose
3 Table of symbols
4 Transducer properties
4.1 Underdamped second-order systems
4.2 General transducer properties
4.3 Properties in the frequency domain
4.4 Properties in the time domain
5 Dynamic pressure generators
5.1 Shock tube
5.2 Shockless pressure-step generators
5.3 Pulse generators
5.4 Periodic pressure function generators (sinusoidal
pressure generators)
6 Measurement of transducer properties
6.1 Sensitivity
6.2 Amplitude response
6.3 Phase response
6.4 Resonant frequency
6.5 Ringing frequency
6.6 Damping ratio
6.7 Rise time
6.8 Overshoot
7 Transducer interfaces
7.1 Mounting, strain effects
7.2 Cavities and passages
7.3 Temperature effects
7.4 Acceleration effects
8 Electronic considerations
8.1 Noise
8.2 Cabling
8.3 Voltage amplifier
8.4 Charge amplifier
9 Data acquisition and analysis
9.1 Digital oscilloscope or recorder
9.2 Data analysis
10 Reporting test results
10.1 Test conditions
10.2 Results and discussion
11 References
Describes dynamic pressure transducers, which are, primarily "those" used in measurements.
Committee |
SP37
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DocumentType |
Standard
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Pages |
56
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PublisherName |
International Society of Automation
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Status |
Current
|
ISA 37.10 : 1982 | SPECIFICATIONS AND TESTS FOR PIEZOELECTRIC PRESSURE AND SOUND PRESSURE TRANSDUCERS |
IEC 61094-1:2000 | Measurement microphones - Part 1: Specifications for laboratory standard microphones |
ISA 37.3 : 1982 | SPECIFICATIONS AND TESTS FOR STRAIN GAGE PRESSURE TRANSDUCERS |
ISA 37.1 : 1975 | ELECTRICAL TRANSDUCER NOMENCLATURE AND TERMINOLOGY |
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