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Old 07-13-2013, 01:45 PM   #5
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Default Re: air flow #s ?

Sorry, but I respectfully disagree. A flow bench which is not calibrated to measure true CFM is worthless for other than relative port work for your own usem and yes it wont correlate to other flowbenches which are properly built.

Good flowbenches will read identical. A SCFM is an SCFM, and a precision flowbench is just that, a precision measuring device that will be calibrated to indicate the exact CFM given the current atmospheric conditions. If two flowbenches do not read the same corrected flow, one of them is not of high quality, or is out of calibration. Period.

And correction between two test pressures introduces ZERO error. Its nothing more than the laws of fluid dynamics which are well known, established and accurate anywhere in this universe.
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