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压缩系数对双压法标准湿度发生器结果的影响 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
在实际气体状态方程基础上,通过引入混合湿气的压缩系数,推导出新的双压法标准湿度发生器计算公式,公式中通过修正压缩系数的影响,提高发生器在低温时露点和相对湿度的准确度。 相似文献
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本文从通过介绍分流法湿度发生器原理,描述了制备不同露点的湿度发生器模型,最后通过一个具体的湿度发生器的使用详述了分流法湿度发生器在使用过程中的注意事项。 相似文献
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本文从通过介绍分流法湿度发生器原理,描述了制备不同露点的湿度发生器模型,最后通过一个具体的湿度发生器的使用详述了分流法湿度发生器在使用过程中的注意事项。 相似文献
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介绍了适用于湿度校准实验室和现场使用的Swsy-A型双压法湿度发生器,阐述了其工作原理,并给出了技术指标、性能、试验结果和分析结论。 相似文献
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B.I. Choi H.S. Nham S.B. Woo J.C. Kim S.Y. Kwon 《International Journal of Thermophysics》2008,29(5):1578-1588
A new low frost-point humidity generator (LFPG) has been designed, and its performance has been tested, in order to extend
the calibration capabilities to the low frost-point range at KRISS. The water vapor–gas mixture is generated by saturating
air with water vapor over a surface of an ice-coated saturator under the conditions of constant temperature and pressure.
This LFPG covers a range of frost point from − 99 °C to − 40 °C. The temperature of the saturator, which is controlled by
thermoelectric devices and a two-stage mechanical refrigeration system, is stable within 5 mK, and the difference between
the saturator temperature and the frost point generated at the saturator outlet is less than 20 mK. This stability is achieved
by using oxygen-free high-conductivity copper materials as the saturator body, and applying a precision PID temperature control
system. The performance of this new LFPG system is compared with the KRISS standard two-temperature generator in the frost-point
range ( − 80 to − 40) °C, and its performance is tested with a quartz crystal microbalance (QCM), which was built at KRISS,
to − 91 °C. 相似文献
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At present, the South African national humidity measurement standards, maintained by NMISA, consist of two chilled-mirror
hygrometers operating from (−75 to 20) °Cdp and unsaturated salt solutions covering the range (5 to 95) %rh. To reduce measurement
uncertainties and to obtain traceability to local measurement standards for temperature and pressure, it is desired to replace
the salt solutions by a dew-point generator for relative humidity calibrations from (5 to 95) %rh (5 to 60) °C, equivalent
to a dew-point range of (−30 to 59) °Cdp. Required uncertainties in relative humidity (at a coverage factor of k = 2) are (0.1 to 1.2) %rh. This article describes the design and evaluation of a two-pressure humidity generator intended
to satisfy this requirement. The saturator consists of a coil of stainless steel tubing immersed in a 70 l stirred water bath.
Pressure reduction is accomplished using a throttling valve adjusted by a stepper motor, and hygrometers being calibrated
are sealed into a small test chamber contained in a larger temperature-controlled chamber. The results of the following performance
tests are presented:
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(i) | comparison of the output when the air stream was oversaturated before entry to the saturator to that when it was dry, |
(ii) | comparison with a chilled-mirror hygrometer from (−25 to 20) °Cdp, and |
(iii) | comparison with relative humidity hygrometers that had previously been calibrated against salt solutions. |
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Helmut Mitter 《International Journal of Thermophysics》2008,29(5):1632-1643
The concept and design of a miniaturized two-pressure humidity generator are presented. The generator is suitable for achieving
relative humidity ranging from 10% to 95% with uncertainties of under 1% at ambient temperature and can be used for the calibration
of relative humidity instruments in the laboratory and on site. By virtue of the concept, the relative humidity achieved is
traced to only two pressure measurements. Further references are not necessary. A special adjustment algorithm enables standard
industrial pressure sensors to be used. The two pressure sensors are synchronized by aligning their readings at ambient pressure.
The resulting correlation of the uncertainties leads to very small systematic errors in the humidity display. Each humidity
generator can still be individually adjusted through comparison with a chilled-mirror hygrometer, the total uncertainty of
the generator being largely determined by the uncertainty of this hygrometer. Any drift of the pressure sensors that occurs
can be compensated at any time by performing an alignment at ambient pressure without changing the individual adjustment of
the generator. It can be demonstrated that the uncertainty of the displayed humidity remains practically unchanged over the
course of a year by virtue of this alignment process. 相似文献
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The KRISS low frost-point humidity generator (LFPG), was developed in 2006 for the frost-point range (?95 to ?40)°C in order to extend calibration capabilities. In this paper, the evaluation of the generator??s uncertainty budget is reported for which each uncertainty component was categorized and estimated by experiment and calculation. The uncertainty of the LFPG depends on the generated frost point, gas flow rate, and change of moisture concentration in transportation. The standard uncertainty of LFPG is less than 32 mK in the frost-point range from ?70?°C to ?40?°C. However, in the lower frost-point range, the uncertainty increases to 137 mK at ?90?°C, and this is mainly due to water adsorption or desorption in the transportation tubing from saturator to hygrometer. 相似文献