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Estimating the Error Component Associated with the Selection of a Gas Flow Model in Critical Nozzles

A more accurate model has been developed for an ideal compressed gas flow in a critical nozzle used as a standard for volumetric flow rate. An error assessment is carried out for the inadequacy of the classical model of a critical nozzle that is applied to obtaining the actual value of the volumetri...

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Published in:Measurement techniques 2017-06, Vol.60 (3), p.254-261
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