AS 2360.6.2-1993

Measurement of fluid flow in closed conduits Volumetric methods - By volume

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1 - AS 2360.6.2-1993 MEASUREMENT OF FLUID FLOW IN CLOSED CONDUITS - VOLUMETRIC METHODS - BY VOLUME
4 - PREFACE
7 - 1 Scope and field of application
7 - 2 References
7 - 3 Symbols and definitions
7 - 3.1 Symbols (see also ISO 4006)
8 - 3.2 Definitions
8 - 4 Principle
8 - 4.1 Statement of the principle
8 - 4.2 Accuracy of the method
11 - 5 Apparatus
11 - 5.1 Diverter
12 - 5.2 Time measuring apparatus
12 - 5.3 Volumetric tank
13 - 5.4 Level measuring apparatus
13 - 5.5 Calibration of the volumetric tank
13 - 6 Procedure
13 - 6.1 Static gauging method
13 - 6.2 Dynamic gauging method
13 - 6.3 Twin tanks method
14 - 6.4 Common provisions
14 - 7 Calculation of flow-rate
14 - 7.1 Calculation of volume flow-rate
14 - 7.2 Calculation of mass flow-rate
15 - 8 Calculation of the overall uncertainty in the flow-rate measurement
15 - 8.1 Sources of errors
16 - 8.2 Calculation of the overall uncertainty in flow-rate measurement
18 - 8.3 Presentation of results
19 - Annex A - Corrections to the measurement of filling time
19 - A.1 Static gauging method
20 - A.2 Dynamic gauging method
23 - Annex B - Density of pure water at standard atmospheric pressure of 101,325 kPa
23 - Annex C - Example of a volumetric flow-rate installation using the dynamic gauging method
24 - Annex D - Example of a volumetric flow-rate installation using the standing start and finish method
24 - D.1 Principle
25 - D.2 Procedure
25 - D.3 Corrections to the volume measurement

Abstract

Specifies a method for the determination of water flow, in a conduit running full, by measurement of the volume of water delivered into a volumetric tank in a known time interval. The application is generally for fixed laboratory installations with flow rates of less than 1500 kL/s. It is identical with and has been reproduced from ISO 8316:1987.

Scope

This Standard sets out the reference method for determining the calcium oxide content of blended cement and its constituents. Alternative procedures are permitted provided that the alternatives do not significantly affect the results. A method of qualifying alternative procedures is given in Appendix A.
NOTE: Where test results are to be used to calculate the proportions of a blended cement, the same procedure, referee or alternate, should be used for analysis of the constituents and the blended cement.
If the installation for flow-rate measurement by the volumetric method is used for purposes of legal metrology, it shall be certified and registered by the national metrology service. Such installations are then subject to periodic inspection at stated intervals. If a national metrology service does not exist, a certified record of the basic measurement standards (length, time and temperature), and error analysis in accordance with this International Standard and ISO 5168, shall also constitute certification for legal metrology purposes.
Annex A forms an integral part of this International Standard. Annexes B to E, however, are given for information only.