BS 7118-2:1989 - Measurement of fluid flow: assessment of uncertainty in the calibration and use of flow measurement devices - Non-linear calibration relationships
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This standard outlines methods for:
Fitting Polynomial Curves: Utilizing the least-squares criterion to fit quadratic, cubic, or higher-degree polynomial expressions to non-linear calibration data, considering only polynomials with integer powers.
Uncertainty Assessment: Evaluating the uncertainty associated with the resulting calibration curve to ensure accurate flow measurements.
Use of Computational Tools: Assuming the use of computer software for calculations due to the complexity of non-linear calibrations. A FORTRAN program is provided in Annex C as an example tool for performing these assessments.
Practical Examples: Including examples in Annex D to demonstrate the application of the described methods.
Limitations: Advising against extrapolating calibration curves beyond the range of the original data, as this can lead to significant inaccuracies.
BS 7118-2:1989 - Measurement of fluid flow: assessment of uncertainty in the calibration and use of flow measurement devices - Non-linear calibration relationships