Experimental Research on the Expansibility Factor Calculation Model of V-Cone Flowmeters

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This article aims to improve the accuracy of gas flow measurement of cone flowmeter and get a high-precision expansibility factor calculation model with wide applicable pressure range and different upstream side pressure. The experimental research was based on the DN50 and DN100 two sets of V-Cone flowmeter designed by Tianjin University. As the standard gas flow facility by means of critical flow venturi nozzles was insufficient supply capacity and poor pressure stability in positive pressure method, the experimental data obtained from standard gas flow facility by using negative pressure method was used to fit out the V-Cone flowmeter expansibility factor calculation model --TJU-2012 model. The model was tested with the experimental data obtained from the standard gas flow facility and compared with other four cone flowmeter expansibility factor calculation models, its maximum relative error was better than 0.9% and square averaged root error was better than 0.6%, both of them are the least.

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