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Repeatability Test Result

This document contains instructions for analyzing data from a thermocouple and a vortex flowmeter. It asks the reader to: 1) Find the equation of the ideal straight line and non-linearity at two temperatures for a thermocouple. 2) Plot a histogram of probability density values from frequency data taken from a vortex flowmeter, and calculate the mean and standard deviation. 3) Sketch a normal probability density function using the mean and standard deviation on the histogram.

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Repeatability Test Result

This document contains instructions for analyzing data from a thermocouple and a vortex flowmeter. It asks the reader to: 1) Find the equation of the ideal straight line and non-linearity at two temperatures for a thermocouple. 2) Plot a histogram of probability density values from frequency data taken from a vortex flowmeter, and calculate the mean and standard deviation. 3) Sketch a normal probability density function using the mean and standard deviation on the histogram.

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A thermocouple used between 0 and 500 °C has the

following input–output characteristics:

(a)Find the equation of the ideal straight line.

(b)Find the non-linearity at 100 °C and 300 °C in V and

as a percentage of full scale deflection.

A repeatability test on a vortex flowmeter yielded the following 35

values of frequency corresponding to a constant flow rate of 1.4 ×

10−2 m3 s −1 : 208.6; 208.3; 208.7; 208.5; 208.8; 207.6; 208.9;

209.1; 208.2; 208.4; 208.1; 209.2; 209.6; 208.6; 208.5; 207.4;

210.2; 209.2; 208.7; 208.4; 207.7; 208.9; 208.7; 208.0; 209.0;

208.1; 209.3; 208.2; 208.6; 209.4; 207.6; 208.1; 208.8; 209.2;

209.7 Hz. (a)Using equal intervals of width 0.5 Hz, plot a histogram

of probability density values. (b)Calculate the mean and standard

deviation of the data. (c)Sketch a normal probability density

function with the mean and standard deviation calculated in (b) on

the histogram drawn in (a)

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