CCM.FF-K2.2015 Hydrocarbon liquid flow

Measurand:
relative K factor at a specific Reynolds number
Transfer instrument: screw type positive displacement flow meter

CCM.FF-K2.2015 Hydrocarbon liquid flow

Measurand:
relative K factor at a specific Reynolds number
Transfer instrument: screw type positive displacement flow meter

CCM.FF-K2.2015 Hydrocarbon liquid flow

Measurand:
relative K factor at a specific Reynolds number
Transfer instrument: screw type positive displacement flow meter

CCM.FF-K2.2015 Hydrocarbon liquid flow

Measurand:
relative K factor at a specific Reynolds number
Transfer instrument: screw type positive displacement flow meter

 

Results are presented under A4 printable format in Summary Results (.PDF file).

CCM.FF-K2.2015 Hydrocarbon liquid flow

Measurand:
relative K factor at a specific Reynolds number
Transfer instrument: screw type positive displacement flow meter

 

Results are presented under A4 printable format in Summary Results (.PDF file).

CCM.FF-K2.2015 Hydrocarbon liquid flow

Measurand:
relative K factor at a specific Reynolds number
Transfer instrument: screw type positive displacement flow meter

 

Results are presented under A4 printable format in Summary Results (.PDF file).

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APMP.M.FF-K2.2021
Metrology area, Sub-field Mass and related quantities, Fluid Flow
Description Hydrocarbon Liquid Flow
Time of measurements 2021 - 2022
Status Measurements in progress
References

Proposed-presentation-in-APMP-meeting-2020

Measurand Liquid Flow
Parameters K factor
Transfer device Positive displacement screw type flow meter (4 inch, KRAL).
Comparison type Key Comparison
Consultative Committee CCM (Consultative Committee for Mass and Related Quantities)
Conducted by APMP (Asia Pacific Metrology Programme)
Pilot institute NMIJ AIST
National Metrology Institute of Japan
Japan
Contact person Ryouji DOIHARA

+81-29-861-6847
First Name Last Name
wwww@ww.www +356719836 Institute 1 Institute 1 Khmelnitskiy
Pilot laboratory
NMIJ AIST

National Metrology Institute of Japan, Japan, APMP

CMS

ITRI Center for Measurement Standards, Chinese Taipei, APMP

KRISS

Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science, Korea, Republic of, APMP

NMIA

National Measurement Institute, Australia, Australia, APMP

CCM.FF-K2.2015 Hydrocarbon liquid flow

Measurand:
relative K factor at a specific Reynolds number
Transfer instrument: screw type positive displacement flow meter

 

The key comparison reference value, xR, is calculated as the weighted mean of the participants' results for Re = 70 000 and Re = 300 000. For Re = 100 000, xR is calculated as the median. Its expanded uncertainty is UR.

 

The degree of equivalence of laboratory i with respect to the key comparison reference value is given by a pair of terms, both expressed in relative terms: Di and Ui. Di = (xi - xR). For Re = 70 000 and Re = 300 000 its expanded uncertainty is Ui = (ULab i2 - UR2)1/2.  For Re = 100 000 the uncertainty was calculated using Monte carlo methods.

 

The degree of equivalence between two laboratories i and j may be calculated approximately by Dij = (Di - Dj) and the associated expanded uncertainty Uij = (ULab i2 + ULab j2)1/2.

 

CCM.FF-K2.2015 Hydrocarbon liquid flow

Measurand:
relative K factor at a specific Reynolds number
Transfer instrument: screw type positive displacement flow meter

 

The key comparison reference value, xR, is calculated as the weighted mean of the participants' results for Re = 70 000 and Re = 300 000. For Re = 100 000, xR is calculated as the median. Its expanded uncertainty is UR.

 

The degree of equivalence of laboratory i with respect to the key comparison reference value is given by a pair of terms, both expressed in relative terms: Di and Ui. Di = (xi - xR). For Re = 70 000 and Re = 300 000 its expanded uncertainty is Ui = (ULab i2 - UR2)1/2. For Re = 100 000 the uncertainty was calculated using Monte carlo methods.

 

The degree of equivalence between two laboratories i and j may be calculated approximately by Dij = (Di - Dj) and the associated expanded uncertainty Uij = (ULab i2 + ULab j2)1/2.

 

CCM.FF-K2.2015 Hydrocarbon liquid flow

Measurand:
relative K factor at a specific Reynolds number
Transfer instrument: screw type positive displacement flow meter

The key comparison reference value, xR, is calculated as the weighted mean of the participants' results for Re = 70 000 and Re = 300 000. For Re = 100 000, xR is calculated as the median. Its expanded uncertainty is UR.

The degree of equivalence of laboratory i with respect to the key comparison reference value is given by a pair of terms, both expressed in relative terms: Di and Ui. Di = (xi - xR). For Re = 70 000 and Re = 300 000 its expanded uncertainty is Ui = (ULab i2 - UR2)1/2. For Re = 100 000 the uncertainty was calculated using Monte carlo methods.

The degree of equivalence between two laboratories i and j may be calculated approximately by Dij = (Di - Dj) and the associated expanded uncertainty Uij = (ULab i2 + ULab j2)1/2.

CCM.FF-K2.2015 Hydrocarbon liquid flow

Measurand:
relative K factor at a specific Reynolds number
Transfer instrument: screw type positive displacement flow meter

xi : measurement result reported by laboratory i
ULab i : expanded uncertainty of xi

Relative K factors (xi) obtained by the all participants. Numerical results are listed in Appendix A of the CCM.FF-K2.2015 Final Report.

 

CCM.FF-K2.2015 Hydrocarbon liquid flow

Measurand:
relative K factor at a specific Reynolds number
Transfer instrument: screw type positive displacement flow meter

xi : measurement result reported by laboratory i
ULab i : expanded uncertainty of xi

Relative K factors (xi) obtained by the all participants. Numerical results are listed in Appendix A of the CCM.FF-K2.2015 Final Report.

 

CCM.FF-K2.2015 Hydrocarbon liquid flow

Measurand:
relative K factor at a specific Reynolds number
Transfer instrument: screw type positive displacement flow meter

xi : measurement result reported by laboratory i
ULab i : expanded uncertainty of xi

Relative K factors (xi) obtained by the all participants. Numerical results are listed in Appendix A of the CCM.FF-K2.2015 Final Report.