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NASA NTRS · 19750025310

Development of a dynamic pressure calibration technique

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The report deals with work continuing on the development of a method of producing sinusoidally varying pressures of at least 34 kPa zero-to-peak with amplitude variations within plus or minus 5% up to 2 kHz for the dynamic calibration of pressure transducers. Sinusoidally varying pressures of 34 kPa zero-to-peak were produced between 40 Hz and 750 Hz by vibrating a 10-cm column of a dimethyl siloxane liquid at 36gn zero-to-peak. Damping of the liquid column was accomplished by packing the fixture tube with a number of smaller diameter tubes.

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Vezzetti, C. F., Hilten, J. S., Lederer, P. S.. 1975-06-05. Development of a dynamic pressure calibration technique. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19750025310

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