Conclusions
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The proposed form of the calibration relationship is confirmed satisfactorily by experiments with flowmeters of two different constructions.
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The existence of a self-simulating region with respect to π2 in the receivers types R-I and R-II opens up possibilities for making turbo-tachometric flowmeters insensitive in the range of measured flows to variations of viscosity and, hence, to the temperature of the liquid.
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The compiling of general or individual calibration curves for existing types of turbo-tachometric flowmeters will provide the possibility of introducing corrections to the instrument readings taking into consideration the viscosity and density of liquids.
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Further extended research is necessary in order to standardize the receiving converters for turbo-tachometric flowmeters.
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H. M. Hocbreiter, Dimensionless correlation of coefficients of Turbine-Type Flowmeters, Trans. ASME, 1958, v. 80, No. 7.
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Boshnyak, L.L., Byzov, L.N., Kaznacheev, B.A. et al. Calibration of turbo-tachometric flowmeters. Meas Tech 5, 592–596 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00989035
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