2 pressure measurement specifications, 1 quartz reference pressure transducers (q-rpt), 2 on-board barometer – Fluke HPMS User Manual

Page 13: Pressure measurement specifications, Quartz reference pressure transducers (q-rpt), On-board barometer

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1. INTRODUCTION

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© 2007 DH Instruments, a Fluke Company

1.2.2

PRESSURE MEASUREMENT SPECIFICATIONS

1.2.2.1

QUARTZ REFERENCE PRESSURE TRANSDUCERS (Q-RPT)

RPM4 A70M/A20M is configured with two quartz reference pressure transducers
(Q-RPT) modules to measure pressure.

The Q-RPTs can measure absolute and gauge pressure. Gauge pressure is
defined by offsetting atmospheric pressure and applying dynamic compensation
for atmospheric changes using the on-board barometer (see Section 3.2.2).

Warm Up Time

30 minute temperature stabilization recommended from
cold power up.

Compensated Temperature Range

5 to 35 °C

Operating Temperature Range

8 to 28 °C

A20M Q-RPT

A70M-QRPT

Maximum Range

3 000 psi (20 MPa)

10 000 psi (70 MPa)

Resolution

user adjustable to 1 ppm of Q-RPT maximum or 10 ppm

of active AutoRange, whichever is larger,

Precision

1

± 0.0175 % of reading, or

0.13 psi, whichever

is larger

± 0.0175 % of reading, or

0.44 psi, whichever

is larger

Predicted Stability

2

± 0.004 of reading

Measurement Uncertainty

3

± 0.02 % of reading, or

0.15 psi, whichever

is larger

± 0.02 % of reading, or

0.5 psi whichever

is larger

1. Combined linearity, hysteresis, repeatability.
2. Predicted Q-RPT measurement stability limit (k=2) over one year assuming regular use of AutoZero function.

As stability

can only be predicted and varies from Q-RPT to Q-RPT, stability for a specific Q-RPT should be established from
experience.

3. Maximum deviation of the Q-RPT indication from the true value of applied pressure including precision, predicted one

year stability, temperature effect and calibration uncertainty (assumes calibration reference uncertainty of ±0.005% of
reading), combined and expanded (k=2) following the ISO “Guide to the Expression of Uncertainty in Measurement.”.

1.2.2.2

ON-BOARD BAROMETER

The measurement uncertainty of the on-board barometer is not significant to
RPM4 Q-RPT measurement uncertainty. It is used only to measure small, short
term changes in atmospheric pressure to provide dynamic compensation of the
Q-RPT’s atmospheric pressure offset when in gauge pressure measurement
mode (see Section 3.2.2)

Sensor Technology:

Micro-machined silicon

Warm Up Time:

None required

Resolution:

0.1 Pa (0.000015 psi)


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