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Data points for Piece-wise linearization calibrationTable 5-3:
Daniel Meterlink
Display Name Data points, options and guidelines
Forward Flow Rate Data points affected
FwdFlwRate1...FwdfltRate
12 Options:
Enter a value (m
3
/h or ft
3
/h) within the range [0.200000 m
3
/h].
Guidelines:
The flow rates must be entered from highest to lowest.
Forward Meter Factor Data points affected
FwdMtrFctr1...FwdMtrFctr1
2 Options:
Enter a value (dimensionless) within the range [0.95, 1.05].
Reverse Flow Rate Data points affected
RevFlwRate1...RevFltRate
12 Options:
Enter a value (m
3
/h or ft
3
/h) within the range [0.200000 m
3
/h]
Guidelines:
The flow rates must be entered from highest to lowest.
Reverse Meter Factor Data points affected
RevMtrFctr1...RevMtrFctr1
12 Options:
Enter a value (dimensionless) within the range [0.95, 1.05]
Procedure
1. Select Piece-wise linear from the Calibration|Meter Factors menu.
2. Click the Add button below the table to add a new calibration point to the bottom of
the table. You can add a maximum of 12 points. The calibration points must be
entered from the highest flow rate to the lowest flow rate.
3. Click Write to apply the calibration parameters to the meter.
Wet calibration third-order polynomial
When the Polynomial wet calibration method is selected, the meter uses a third-order
polynomial on the dry-calibration velocity Equation 5-4.
Wet calibration - third order polynomial Equation 5-4:

=
0
+
1
 +
2

2
+
3

3
Where
Configurations
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