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Experimental Verification of a Mathematical Model of a Computerized Decreasing Discharge Pressure Effusion Gas Density Analyzer

Authors: S. Yu. Zhigulin, L. V. Iliasov

Published in: Measurement Techniques | Issue 3/2020

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The article presents the results of verification of a mathematical model of the developed computerized decreasing pressure effusion gas density analyzer. The operating principle of decreasing pressure effusion gas density analyzers is based on measuring the outflow time of a certain volume of the analyzed gas through a micro-orifice plate. A generalized scheme of such analyzers and their operation are described. Initial equations of the mathematical model, the assumptions and the results of the development of the mathematical model are presented. Experimental setup for testing the developed mathematical model and its operation are also described. The mathematical model was tested experimentally in numerous experiments for a number of gases using the described setup. Studies were also performed to assess the effect of temperature on the measurement results. Results of testing the mathematical model are presented. Experimental results were compared with the data calculated using the developed mathematical model. Based on the results, the error of the mathematical model of decreasing pressure effusion gas density analyzers was determined and conclusions were made about its adequacy and possible further use for design and calculations of decreasing pressure effusion gas density analyzers.

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Title: Experimental Verification of a Mathematical Model of a Computerized Decreasing Discharge Pressure Effusion Gas Density Analyzer
Authors: S. Yu. Zhigulin
L. V. Iliasov
Publication date: 18-07-2020
Publisher: Springer US
Published in: Measurement Techniques / Issue 3/2020
Print ISSN: 0543-1972
Electronic ISSN: 1573-8906
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s11018-020-01776-2

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