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Calibration of pressure gauges Vocational Training Equipment Fluid Mechanics Experiment Equipment

Item No.: MR-HM 150.17
Calibration of pressure gauges Vocational Training Equipment Fluid Mechanics Experiment Equipment
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MR-HM 150.17 Calibration of pressure gauges Vocational Training Equipment Fluid Mechanics Experiment Equipment
Description
 operation of a Bourdon tube pressure gauge and a piston manometer

In the field of metrology, calibration describes a process for detecting deviations in a measuring instrument compared to a reference instrument or universally accepted standard value. This observed deviation is taken into account in the subsequent use of the calibrated measuring instrument and adjusted if necessary.
MR-HM 150.17 is a device designed as an introduction to the basics of checking and calibrating a manometer.
A piston manometer is connected to a Bourdon tube pressure gauge via a pipe.
Piston manometers are especially suited to producing well-defined pressures in liquids or gases and have been used for years as one of the most accurate methods for calibrating pressure gauges.

A defined force is produced by loading the piston with weights. The ratio of force / piston cross-sectional area results in a defined test pressure. Hydraulic oil is used to transfer the force. If the pressure in the system rises, the force acts against the spring of the Bourdon tube pressure gauge. The test pressure that is produced can be read on the manometer’s transparent dial. The spring mechanism – and thus the way in which the Bourdon tube pressure gauge works – is clearly visible through the transparent dial.
Loading the calibrated piston manometer with weights produces a very accurate, reproducible calibration pressure,which can be used to check and calibrate the manometer.

Learning objectives/experiments
 working principle of a Bourdon tube pressure gauge
 calibrate manometers, read off applied pressure
 determine systematic errors
 principle of operation and working with a piston manometer

Specification
[1] Bourdon tube pressure gauge for pressure measurement
[2] transparent dial face with a view of the spring mechanism
[3] accurately fitting piston and cylinder of the piston manometer without seals
[4] hydraulic oil for transfer of the force
[5] hydraulic pump with storage tank and bleed mechanism

Technical data
Piston manometer
 pressure piston: diameter: 12mm
 hydraulic cylinder: diameter: 25mm, length=225mm
 oil: ISO viscosity grade: VG 32
Set of weights
 weight holder: 385g / 0,334bar
 1x 193g / 0,166bar
 4x 578g / 0,5bar

Measuring ranges
 pressure: 0…2,5bar
LxWxH: 400x400x400mm
Weight: approx. 16kg
Scope of delivery
1 experimental unit
1 set of weights
1 oil (500mL)
1 set of instructional material