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Flow-Rate Instability as a Basic Characteristic of Test Equipment

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It is demonstrated that there is a need to standardize the numerical characteristics of the flow instability in hydraulic test equipments. There is a discussion of using the standard deviation and the mean-square two-sample deviation for these purposes. Calculations are presented from experimental data.

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  1. GOST R 50193.3-92 (ISO 4064/3-83), Measuring Water Flow in Closed Channels: Meters for Cold Drinking Water: Methods and Means of Testing [in Russian].

  2. GOST 8.156-83, The State System of Measurements: Meters for Cold Water: Methods and Means of Checking [in Russian].

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  1. Yu. N. Kazanov
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  2. A. N. Kroshkin
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  3. A. N. Pochepa
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Kazanov, Y.N., Kroshkin, A.N. & Pochepa, A.N. Flow-Rate Instability as a Basic Characteristic of Test Equipment. Measurement Techniques 45, 1192–1196 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1022022918382

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