STUDY OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF METHODS FOR IMPROVING THE ACCURACY OF MEASUREMENTS OF TECHNOLOGICAL PARAMETERS OF THE CONTROLLED OBJECT

The norms and indicators of controlled parameters of technological processes are established, which are most often represented by a nominal value with a maximum permissible deviation (confidence interval). It is shown that the section on production control and process management is one of the most important parts of the technological regulations. A separate task of this section is purely metrological, which ensures the selection of measuring instruments in accordance with the requirements for the above indicators and norms of the controlled parameters. It is noted that the greatest difficulty in such selection arises when controlling a process parameter using a measuring set consisting of a primary converter, a possible intermediate converter and a secondary instrument. At the same time, according to the regulated standard, the determination of the total measurement error in such circumstances is carried out in the assumption that the most probable value of the parameter is only one measurement result, and the components of the measurement result error are the absolute basic and additional (non-excluded systematic) errors of the measuring instruments. Recommendations are given on the choice of the main error, namely, at the point with the nominal or the limit value at which the error is maximum. A condition is formulated under which the selected measuring instruments with their standardised metrological characteristics must meet the requirements of the technological regulations. The effectiveness of various methods of improving the accuracy of measurements of some technological parameters is investigated on specific examples, including the calculation of the efficiency factor of their application. This includes an analysis of the impact of both basic and additional errors that occur during measurements. The errors were calculated on the basis of the data provided in the regulatory and technical documentation for the relevant devices, which made it possible to accurately assess their impact on the overall measurement accuracy. It is proved that the greatest efficiency in improving the measurement accuracy of a process parameter is provided by increasing the measurement accuracy of the primary converter or reducing its measurement range.

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Integrated Technologies and Energy Saving
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2024-12-20
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https://doi.org/10.20998/2078-5364.2024.3.03
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Engineering Diagnostics and Reliability
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STUDY OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF METHODS FOR IMPROVING THE ACCURACY OF MEASUREMENTS OF TECHNOLOGICAL PARAMETERS OF THE CONTROLLED OBJECT

Yana Kravchenko, Igor Krasnikov, S. D. Demenkova, А. К. Бабіченко
Integrated Technologies and Energy Saving
Engineering Diagnostics and Reliability
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STUDY OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF METHODS FOR IMPROVING THE ACCURACY OF MEASUREMENTS OF TECHNOLOGICAL PARAMETERS OF THE CONTROLLED OBJECT

Yana Kravchenko, Igor Krasnikov, S. D. Demenkova, А. К. Бабіченко
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Abstract

The norms and indicators of controlled parameters of technological processes are established, which are most often represented by a nominal value with a maximum permissible deviation (confidence interval). It is shown that the section on production control and process management is one of the most important parts of the technological regulations. A separate task of this section is purely metrological, which ensures the selection of measuring instruments in accordance with the requirements for the above indicators and norms of the controlled parameters. It is noted that the greatest difficulty in such selection arises when controlling a process parameter using a measuring set consisting of a primary converter, a possible intermediate converter and a secondary instrument. At the same time, according to the regulated standard, the determination of the total measurement error in such circumstances is carried out in the assumption that the most probable value of the parameter is only one measurement result, and the components of the measurement result error are the absolute basic and additional (non-excluded systematic) errors of the measuring instruments. Recommendations are given on the choice of the main error, namely, at the point with the nominal or the limit value at which the error is maximum. A condition is formulated under which the selected measuring instruments with their standardised metrological characteristics must meet the requirements of the technological regulations. The effectiveness of various methods of improving the accuracy of measurements of some technological parameters is investigated on specific examples, including the calculation of the efficiency factor of their application. This includes an analysis of the impact of both basic and additional errors that occur during measurements. The errors were calculated on the basis of the data provided in the regulatory and technical documentation for the relevant devices, which made it possible to accurately assess their impact on the overall measurement accuracy. It is proved that the greatest efficiency in improving the measurement accuracy of a process parameter is provided by increasing the measurement accuracy of the primary converter or reducing its measurement range.

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