Calculation Models of Microfluidic Gas Flow Meter

For the microfluidic flow-meter based on the seven-stage generator, the experimental and analytical transfer characteristics for both the pressure and flow-rare are obtained. The pressure characteristic reflects the dependence of the output frequency on the differential pressure at the input. The flow-rate characteristic corresponds to the dependence of the output pulse number on the test gas volume.

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2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icct62929.2024.10874901
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Flow Measurement and Analysis
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Calculation Models of Microfluidic Gas Flow Meter

Anastasia A. Mamontova, Andrey V. Balabanov
Flow Measurement and Analysis
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Calculation Models of Microfluidic Gas Flow Meter

Anastasia A. Mamontova, Andrey V. Balabanov
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For the microfluidic flow-meter based on the seven-stage generator, the experimental and analytical transfer characteristics for both the pressure and flow-rare are obtained. The pressure characteristic reflects the dependence of the output frequency on the differential pressure at the input. The flow-rate characteristic corresponds to the dependence of the output pulse number on the test gas volume.

V. A. Trapeznikov Institute of Control Sciences (RU)
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Flow Measurement and Analysis
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