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JJF 1008-2008 English PDF

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JJF 1008-2008: Pressure Metrological Terms and Their Definitions
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JJF 1008-2008	English	669	Add to Cart	5 days [Need to translate]	Pressure Metrological Terms and Their Definitions	Valid	JJF 1008-2008
JJF 1008-1987	English	719	Add to Cart	5 days [Need to translate]	Pressure Metrological Terms and Their Definitions	Obsolete	JJF 1008-1987

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Standard ID	JJF 1008-2008 (JJF1008-2008)
Description (Translated English)	Pressure Metrological Terms and Their Definitions
Sector / Industry	Metrology & Measurement Industry Standard
Classification of Chinese Standard	A53
Classification of International Standard	17.100
Word Count Estimation	29,221
Date of Issue	2008-03-25
Date of Implementation	2008-09-25
Older Standard (superseded by this standard)	JJF 1008-1987
Regulation (derived from)	AQSIQ Announcement No. 35 of 2008
Issuing agency(ies)	General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine
Summary	This standard applies to tire strength testing machine and tubeless tire bead unseating test machine (hereinafter referred to as test machine) calibration.

JJF 1008-2008: Pressure Metrological Terms and Their Definitions

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Pressure Metrological Terms and Their Definitions People's Republic of China National Metrology Technical Specifications Pressure measurement terminology and definitions Posted 2008-03-25 2008-09-25 implementation The State Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine released Pressure measurement terminology and definitions Replacing JJF 1008-1987 This specification by the State Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine, 2008 March 25 ratification and From September 25, 2008 into effect. Focal point. the National Technical Committee of pressure measurement Main drafting unit. Shanghai Institute of Measurement and Testing Participated in the drafting unit. Tianjin Institute of Supervision and Testing Weighing Hubei Provincial Institute of Measurement and Testing This specification measured by the National Technical Committee is responsible for interpreting pressure The main drafters of this specification. Tu Li Meng (Shanghai Institute of Measurement and Testing) Dai Xiaohua (Shanghai Institute of Measurement and Testing) Drafters participate. Huan Lun (Shanghai Institute of Measurement and Testing) Wind-Palace (Tianjin Supervision and Testing Institute of Metrology) Wang Jinsuo (Shanghai Institute of Measurement and Testing) Fu Xiaowen (Shanghai Institute of Measurement and Testing) Zhang Liping (Shanghai Institute of Measurement and Testing) Zhou Yi East (Hubei Institute of Measurement and Testing)

Pressure is generally a term (1) 2 piston gauge (1) 3 liquid pressure gauge (3) 4 elastic sensing element pressure gauge (3) A pressure sensor 5 (6) 6 digital pressure gauge (7) 7 pressure transmitter, the pressure controller (8) 8 sphygmomanometer (table), tonometer (8) 9 barometer (gauge) (10) 10 dynamic pressure measurement (11) 11 vacuum gauge (13) APPENDIX 1 Chinese index (17) Appendix 2 English index (21) Pressure measurement terminology and definitions Pressure is generally 1 noun 1.1 pressure (on the project called) pressure Vertical and uniformly acting on the force per unit area. NOTE. The pressure in physics called "pressure." 1.2 Differential pressure [force] differentialpressure Related to the difference between any two of the pressure. 1.3 Absolute pressure absolutepressure In full vacuum pressure as a reference point. 1.4 atmospheric pressure (also known as. Pneumatic) atmosphericpressure Earth's surface gravity column of atmospheric air pressure generated. 1.5 gauge pressure gaugepressure The atmospheric pressure as a reference point, is greater than or less than atmospheric pressure. 1.6 n [table] pressure (also known as. positive) positivepressure The atmospheric pressure as a reference point, a pressure greater than atmospheric pressure. 1.7 negative [Table] pressure (also known as. negative) negativepressure The atmospheric pressure as a reference point, less than atmospheric pressure. 1.8 Static pressure staticpressure In the field of research, does not change with time or change over time and slowly varying pressure. 1.9 dynamic pressure dynamicpressure In the field of research, time-dependent changes in pressure. 1.10 Pressure unit pressureunit International System of Units unit of pressure is N/m2, also known as Pascal, referred to as "Pa" (in Pa). its Physical meaning is. 1 Newton vertical force evenly applied pressure on one square meter area produced.

2 piston gauge

2.1 [simple] piston gauge pistongauge Its use of the piston connecting member and the special weight load of gravity and measured pressure acting on the piston effective area in living The principle of force generated by the lower end plug made of equilibrium pressure measurement instruments. 2.2 Anti-pressure piston gauge pistongaugewithre-entrantcylinder Between the piston pressure transmission medium utilizing a pressure gauge reaction to the outer wall of the cylinder in order to achieve the desired piston system Gap and pressure measurement piston gauge. 2.3 Control gap piston gauge controledclearancepistongauge Using the second pressure source (also known as the external pressure) exerted pressure on the outer wall of the cylinder, with a first pressure source (also known as the Closely with the pressure) the pressure applied to the control system required clearance between the piston and the piston pressure measurement pressure

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