This Regulation applies to elastic element pressure gauges, pressure-vacuum gauges and vacuum gauges for general use (hereinafter referred to as pressure gauge) in their initial verification, subsequent verification and in-service inspection.
2 Normative References
The following documents are referenced in this Regulation:
JJF 1008-2008 Pressure Metrological Terms and Their Definitions
GB/T 1226-2010 General Pressure Gauge
For dated reference, just dated edition applies to this document. For undated references, the latest edition (including any amendments) applies.
3 Terms and Metrological Unit
3.1 Terms
3.1.1 elastic element pressure gauge
a pressure measurement meter using elastic sensor as pressure element. [JJF 1008-2008, 4.1]
3.1.2 set point deviation
the difference between set value and measured value when output variable is output as required. [JJF 1008-2008, 7.10]
3.1.3 switching value
input value measured when the output is switched from one state to another one during upstroke (downstroke) of the stepping control instrument. [JJF 1008-2008, 7.11]
3.1.4 differential gap
the switching value gap of up and down stroke at the same set point. [JJF 1008-2008, 7.12]
3.2 Metrological Unit
legal metrological unit for pressure gauge is Pa or kPa, MPa, etc.
4 General
Pressure gauge is mainly used for liquid, gas and steam pressure measurement.
Working principle of pressure gauge is to press an elastic sensor (such as bourdon tube) to produce elastic deformation, with its deformation amount being a linear relation with the pressure applied, under the amplification of transmission mechanism, the pressure measured will be displayed on the index plate. Pressure gauge may be classified into bourdon tube type, capsule type, diaphragm type and bellow type based on the elastic sensors.
5 Metrological Performance Requirements
5.1 Accuracy Class and Maximum Allowable Error
Accuracy class of pressure gauge and maximum allowable error shall meet the requirements specified in Table 1.
Introduction i 1 Scope 2 Normative References 3 Terms and Metrological Unit 3.1 Terms 3.2 Metrological Unit 4 Overview 5 Metrological Performance Requirements 5.1 Accuracy Class and Maximum Permissible Error 5.2 Zero Error 5.3 Indication Error 5.4 Return Error 5.5 Tapping Displacement 5.6 Pointer Deflection Stability 5.7 Set Point Deviation and Differential Gap of Pressure Gauge with Electric Contact 5.8 The Difference Between Two Pressure Rise Indication of Pressure Gauge with Check Pointer 5.9 The Difference Between Two Pointers Indications of Pressure Gauge with Double Pointers and Tubes and Double Pointers and Single Tube 6 General Technical Requirements 6.1 Appearance 6.2 Requirements for Electrical Safety of Pressure Gauge with Electric Contacts 6.3 Disconnectivity of Two Tubes of Pressure Gauge with Double Pointers and Tubes 6.4 Oil Prohibition Requirements of Oxygen Pressure Gauge 7 Control of Measuring Instruments 7.1 Verification Conditions 7.2 Verification Items 7.3 Verification Methods 7.4 Verification Result Processing 7.5 Verification Interval Annex A Verification Record Format for Elastic Element Pressure Gauge for General Use Annex B Inside Page Format of Verification Certificate /Verification Result Notification of Elastic Element Pressure Gauge for General Use
1 Scope
This Regulation applies to elastic element pressure gauges, pressure-vacuum gauges and vacuum gauges for general use (hereinafter referred to as pressure gauge) in their initial verification, subsequent verification and in-service inspection.
2 Normative References
The following documents are referenced in this Regulation:
JJF 1008-2008 Pressure Metrological Terms and Their Definitions
GB/T 1226-2010 General Pressure Gauge
For dated reference, just dated edition applies to this document. For undated references, the latest edition (including any amendments) applies.
3 Terms and Metrological Unit
3.1 Terms
3.1.1 elastic element pressure gauge
a pressure measurement meter using elastic sensor as pressure element. [JJF 1008-2008, 4.1]
3.1.2 set point deviation
the difference between set value and measured value when output variable is output as required. [JJF 1008-2008, 7.10]
3.1.3 switching value
input value measured when the output is switched from one state to another one during upstroke (downstroke) of the stepping control instrument. [JJF 1008-2008, 7.11]
3.1.4 differential gap
the switching value gap of up and down stroke at the same set point. [JJF 1008-2008, 7.12]
3.2 Metrological Unit
legal metrological unit for pressure gauge is Pa or kPa, MPa, etc.
4 General
Pressure gauge is mainly used for liquid, gas and steam pressure measurement.
Working principle of pressure gauge is to press an elastic sensor (such as bourdon tube) to produce elastic deformation, with its deformation amount being a linear relation with the pressure applied, under the amplification of transmission mechanism, the pressure measured will be displayed on the index plate. Pressure gauge may be classified into bourdon tube type, capsule type, diaphragm type and bellow type based on the elastic sensors.
5 Metrological Performance Requirements
5.1 Accuracy Class and Maximum Allowable Error
Accuracy class of pressure gauge and maximum allowable error shall meet the requirements specified in Table 1.
Contents of JJG 52-2013
Introduction i
1 Scope
2 Normative References
3 Terms and Metrological Unit
3.1 Terms
3.2 Metrological Unit
4 Overview
5 Metrological Performance Requirements
5.1 Accuracy Class and Maximum Permissible Error
5.2 Zero Error
5.3 Indication Error
5.4 Return Error
5.5 Tapping Displacement
5.6 Pointer Deflection Stability
5.7 Set Point Deviation and Differential Gap of Pressure Gauge with Electric Contact
5.8 The Difference Between Two Pressure Rise Indication of Pressure Gauge with Check Pointer
5.9 The Difference Between Two Pointers Indications of Pressure Gauge with Double Pointers and Tubes and Double Pointers and Single Tube
6 General Technical Requirements
6.1 Appearance
6.2 Requirements for Electrical Safety of Pressure Gauge with Electric Contacts
6.3 Disconnectivity of Two Tubes of Pressure Gauge with Double Pointers and Tubes
6.4 Oil Prohibition Requirements of Oxygen Pressure Gauge
7 Control of Measuring Instruments
7.1 Verification Conditions
7.2 Verification Items
7.3 Verification Methods
7.4 Verification Result Processing
7.5 Verification Interval
Annex A Verification Record Format for Elastic Element Pressure Gauge for General Use
Annex B Inside Page Format of Verification Certificate /Verification Result Notification of Elastic Element Pressure Gauge for General Use
