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E-mail
xxy@acze.com.cn
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13713797181
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2105B, SEG Building, Huaqiang North Road, Futian District, Shenzhen
Shenzhen Yijie Instrument Co., Ltd
xxy@acze.com.cn
13713797181
2105B, SEG Building, Huaqiang North Road, Futian District, Shenzhen
The calibration of propeller anemometers must comply with national or industry-specific metrological technical specifications. In China, the main basis isJJF 1903-2021 "Calibration Specification for Propeller Anemometer"(released in 2021, replacing the old version), this specification specifies in detail the calibration conditions, methods, items, and result processing for propeller anemometers. The following is a summary of the core regulations:
Core specifications:
JJF 1903-2021 "Calibration Specification for Propeller Anemometer"
(Suitable for propeller anemometers in wind farms, meteorology, environmental protection and other fields)
Other references:
JJG 431-2014 (including wind direction function)
GB/T 35226-2017 "Specification for Ground Meteorological Observation"
Manufacturer's Technical Manual
Environmental Requirements:
temperature(20±5)℃
humidity≤85% RH
Air pressure:86~106 kPa
No strong vibration or electromagnetic interference, stable airflow.
Standard equipment:
The accuracy level is three times better than that of the tested instrument (such as a standard tolerance of ± 0.1 m/s and a tested tolerance of ± 0.3 m/s).
Flow field uniformity deviation≤1%Turbulence intensity≤0.5%
The wind speed range covers the range of the tested instrument (usually0.5~60 m/s).
Wind tunnel device:
Standard anemometer:
Auxiliary equipment such as temperature/humidity sensors, barometers, timers, etc.
| project | Verification method |
|---|---|
| 1. Appearance and structure | -Check the blades for any deformation or cracks, and ensure that the bearings rotate smoothly. -The signal line is intact and clearly labeled (model/number/accuracy). |
| 2. Start wind speed | -Slowly increase the wind speed in the wind tunnel and record the minimum wind speed at which the propeller begins to rotate continuously (requirement ≤0.5 m/s). |
| 3. Indication error | -Select 6-10 wind speed points(Covering range), compare the readings of the tested instrument and the standard instrument. -Calculate the errors at each point:Error=indication - standard value. |
| 4. Repeatability | -Repeat the measurement 6 times at the same wind speed point (e.g. 10 m/s) and calculate the relative standard deviation (RSD). |
| 5. Dynamic response | -Test the response time of the instrument under step wind speed (the time required to rise from 0 to 63% of full scale, usually ≤ 1 s). |
| 6. Wind direction indication(If including wind vane) | -Change the wind direction angle (0 °~360 °) in the wind tunnel and check the angle deviation (generally ≤± 5 °). |
Calculation of indication error:
Wind speed indication error;
The displayed value of the tested instrument;
Standard wind speed value.
judgmentThe error of each point shall not exceed the maximum allowable error (MPE, such as ± 0.3 m/s or ± 3% reading).
Repetitive calculation:
: Standard deviation of 6 measurements;: Average value.
judgmentRSD ≤ instrument nominal repeatability (e.g. 1%).
Expression of calibration results:
Issue a Calibration Certificate, including correction values/curves for each point, uncertainty (usually expanded uncertainty)).
Regular cycle:1 year(Frequent use or harsh environments can be shortened to 6 months).
Re examination conditionsImmediate re calibration is required in case of instrument maintenance, collision, or abnormal data.
Blade maintenanceRegularly clean the blades to avoid dust or frost accumulation that may affect balance.
Bearing lubricationUse specialized lubricants to prevent low-temperature solidification (special treatment is required for environments below -30 ℃).
Dynamic calibrationWhen used in wind farms, precision testing under turbulent intensity needs to be increased.
prompt:
Imported equipment can refer to IEC 61400-12-1 (wind turbine power characteristic testing) or ISO 17713-1 (meteorological applications).
Explosion proof anemometers must additionally comply with the safety verification of GB 3836.1 "Explosive Environments".
It is recommended to contact provincial metrology institutes or national meteorological metrology stations for professional verification to ensure the legal validity of data.