Calibration Resistance(Kohm) Pressure(psi) Transducer1(mV) Transducer2(mV)
33 1694.92 28.60 28.26
39 1434.62 24.94 25.65
56 999.80 17.13 17.89
68 823.67 13.80 14.62
100 560.51 9.15 9.89
180 311.75 4.66 5.50
The following equation summarizes the relationship between resistance and pressure as given by the pressure transducer information sheet.
P=5558.781 * R^(-.99808393)
Here are the calibration curves that will be used to convert the output voltages from the setup into internal pressures of the feed system and combustion chamber.
Pressure 1 = 54.989675 + 55.330104*P1 Voltage |
Pressure 2 = 8.0671329 + 55.608625*P2 Voltage |
The last data point at 33Kohm was removed from both plots since it was a considerable outlier from the trend produced by the other data points. It is acceptable to remove this point since it corresponds to a pressure well above the operating range of the motor or oxidizer feed system.
Here is a picture of the calibration setup:
Here is a picture of the calibration setup:
Hi,
ReplyDeleteCalibration is a process when the output signal of the sensor is compared to the value measured by an accurate device, and the relationship between the measured and the accurate value is determined. The pressure transducer is connected to an air reservoir L, and the pressure in the reservoir is measured by a manometer filled with water. The pressure transducer is connected to the reservoir and has an electric current output. This way, the pressure measured by the manometer and the output current of the pressure transducer can be related. Thank you.
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