3B Scientific 1021532 Relative Pressure Sensor Instructions
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Relative Pressure Sensor FW, ±100 hPa 1021532
Instruction sheet
07/21 GH
Safety instructions
- To avoid permanent damage to the internal semiconductor sensor, the maximum permitted relative pressure of 4000 hPa must never be exceeded. Only suitable for use with non-corrosive gases such as air, helium, or nitrogen.
- Do not exceed the maximum temperature of the measured medium of 100°C!
- Do not allow the sensor element to come into contact with water.
Description
Relative pressure sensor with a measurement range up to 100 hPa, suitable for measuring the pressure on the piston of the Stirling engine D 1000817 (for a PV diagram). For two-port measurement using the sensor, hose connections are provided for two inputs. The sensor box is designed to be detected automatically by the CMA interfaces distributed by 3B.
Equipment supplied
1 Sensor box
1 Silicone hose, internal Ø 2mm, 1mm long
1 PVC hose, internal Ø 3.5mm, 1mm long
Additionally required:
1 Sensor cable
1021514
Technical data
| Measurement range: | ± 100 hPa |
|---|---|
| Sensor type: | Semiconductor sensor |
| Accuracy: | ± 1 % |
| Resolution: | ± 0.01 hPa |
| Connections: | 2 hose connections, |
4.8 mm diameter
Instructions
- Cut the silicone hose into sections of the required length.
- Using the lengths of the hose, make the pressure connections between the sensor box and the Stirling engine.
- Note the “positive” and “negative” labeling of the hose connections – connect the hoses correctly according to the effective direction of the pressure.
- During the experiment, check that no elastic expansion of the hose is occurring – this can cause the pressure reading to be lower than the correct value.
Application
Measurement of the pressure difference in the Stirling engine D 1000817.
Sample experiment
Recording operating pressures in Stirling engine 1000817 while it is in
motion
Apparatus required:
| 1 VinciLab | 1021477 |
|---|---|
| 1 Relative pressure sensor, ±100 hPa | 1021532 |
| 1 Sensor cable | 1021514 |
| 1 Stirling engine D | 1000817 |
- Set up the Stirling engine D as described in its manual.
- Start VinciLab.
- Connect the relative pressure sensor to the VinciLab and wait for the sensor to be detected.
- Use a suitable length of silicone hose to make the pressure connection between the “positive” hose connection of the sensor box and one of the two hose connections of the Stirling engine. The two hose connections of the engine are identical in their function.
- Allow the engine to heat up and, after a few minutes, set it running.
- Start a measurement on VinciLab.
- Measure the pressures.
- Evaluate the curve resulting from the measurements (fig. 1).
**** Disposal
- The packaging should be disposed of at local recycling points.
- Should you need to dispose of the equipment itself, never throw it away in normal domestic waste. Local regulations for the disposal of electrical equipment will apply.
Fig. 1 Trace of pressure in the Stirling engine D
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