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Mesures et essais

Airflow

Meyer a développé sa première machine de mesure du flux d'air dans 1979 and has tested millions of gas turbine engine components since then.

Each machine is designed, built and, tested to comply with international standards for Laboratory Equipment Safety, EN61010-1 and Laboratory Equipment Electromagnetic Compatibility, E61326-1.

Reference flow standards maintained by the Flow Measurement Center (FMC) have been calibrated directly by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), in conjunction with accredited flow labs. Uncertainty in reference flow standards is ±0.06% to ±0.20%, k=2. FMC est un ISO 17025 laboratoire d'étalonnage accrédité par A2LA (certificat 3479.01). Meyer est approuvé par le NADCAP pour les mesures de flux d'air. Meyer est approuvé pour le flux d'air par de nombreux fabricants de moteurs à turbine à gaz. FMC has successfully performed multiple intra-proficiency airflow tests directly with NIST. EFA testing per customer requirements and correlated as needed. Fleming rig tooling compatible.

Les machines de mesure du flux d'air Meyer ont plusieurs avantages:

  • Available for purchase or lease.
  • On-site support for training and service.
  • Mises à jour régulières du département d'amélioration continue de Meyer.
  • Machines and systems create value by reducing the cost of ownership without sacrificing performance.
  • Promote continual improvement using built-in statistical process controls and enterprise-wide access to test data.
  • Deliver a standard work environment in a small footprint and a user-friendly turnkey system.

Les machines de mesure du flux d'air Meyer sont précises:

  • Accuracy assured by using a combination of sonic nozzles, state-of-the-art measurement devices and time-proven proprietary software.
  • Accurate measurements are traceable to the International System of Units (SI) through an unbroken chain of comparisons to a National Metrology Institute, such as the NIST, which are signatories to the International Committee for Weights and Measures Mutual Recognition Arrangement, or directly by the International Bureau of Weights and Measures.
  • Up-to-date measurement uncertainties are listed on FMC’s accredited scope (certificat 3479.01), que l'on retrouve sur Le site Internet d’A2LA à cet endroit.