ABSTRACT Concerning measurements with dynamic pressure sensors, one of the most interesting aspects is the influence of a remoting system interposed between the sensor and the measurement point. This mounting system, once correctly characterized, allows one to use the same sensor for different measurement points, reducing the total number of sensors used. In addition, in all the applications involving high temperatures (e.g. combustion chamber), a remoting system allows the use of cheaper dynamic pressure sensors with lower operating temperature capability. A remoting system for dynamic pressure sensors made up by a remoting duct, between the sensor and the measurement point, followed by a damping duct has been characterized for different tube lengths. Tests were carried out with two kinds of sources: a diaphragm-less shock tube for the first set of tests and an acoustic speaker for the second. Results are here reported and commented.

Experimental characterization of a remoting system for dynamic pressure sensors / G. FERRARA; L. FERRARI; G. SONNI. - STAMPA. - (2005), pp. 1-8. (Intervento presentato al convegno ASME TURBO EXPO tenutosi a Reno-Tahoe, Nevada, USA nel 6-9 June, 2005) [10.1115/GT2005-68733].

Experimental characterization of a remoting system for dynamic pressure sensors

FERRARA, GIOVANNI;FERRARI, LORENZO;
2005

Abstract

ABSTRACT Concerning measurements with dynamic pressure sensors, one of the most interesting aspects is the influence of a remoting system interposed between the sensor and the measurement point. This mounting system, once correctly characterized, allows one to use the same sensor for different measurement points, reducing the total number of sensors used. In addition, in all the applications involving high temperatures (e.g. combustion chamber), a remoting system allows the use of cheaper dynamic pressure sensors with lower operating temperature capability. A remoting system for dynamic pressure sensors made up by a remoting duct, between the sensor and the measurement point, followed by a damping duct has been characterized for different tube lengths. Tests were carried out with two kinds of sources: a diaphragm-less shock tube for the first set of tests and an acoustic speaker for the second. Results are here reported and commented.
2005
ASME Turbo Expo 2005
ASME TURBO EXPO
Reno-Tahoe, Nevada, USA
6-9 June, 2005
G. FERRARA; L. FERRARI; G. SONNI
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