Pressure balance High-pressure version to 6,000 bar [90,000 lb/in²]
19 August 2024
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Model CPB5000HP
Pressure balance
High-pressure version to 6,000 bar [90,000 lb/in²]
Applications
- Primary standard for defining the pressure scale in a hydraulic range up to 5,000 bar (70,000 psi)
- Reference instrument for factory and calibration laboratories for the testing, adjustment and calibration of pressure measuring instruments
- Complete, stand-alone system, also suitable for on-site use
Special Features
- Total measurement uncertainty to 0.02 % of reading
- Factory calibration includes traceability to national standards, as standard; with DKD/DAkkS calibration possible as an option
- High long-term stability with recommended recalibration cycle every five years
- Masses manufactured from stainless steel and aluminium, can be adjusted to local gravity
Description
Proven primary standard
Pressure balances (dead-weight testers) are the most accurate instruments available on the market for the calibration of electronic or mechanical pressure measuring instruments. The direct measurement of the pressure (p = F/A), as well as the use of high-quality materials enable a very small measurement uncertainty, in conjunction with an excellent long-term stability.
The pressure balance (dead-weight tester) has therefore been used for years in factory and calibration laboratories in industry, national institutes and research laboratories.
Stand-alone operation
Due to its integrated pressure generation and the pure mechanical measuring principle, the model CPB5000HP is ideal for on-site use for maintenance and service.
Basic principle
Pressure is defined as the quotient of force and area. The core component of the CPB5000HP is therefore a very precisely-manufactured piston-cylinder system, which is loaded with masses in order to generate the individual test points.
The masses applied are proportional to the target pressure and this is achieved through optimally graduated masses. As standard, these masses are manufactured to the standard gravity (9.80665 m/s²), though they can be adjusted to a specific location and also DKD/DAkkS calibrated.
