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TMElectronics, Inc.
Specialists in Leak, Flow and Package Testing

TM Electronics, Inc.
45 Main Street
Boylston, MA 01505

For Immediate Release
3/30/05

Contact: Karen Franks
Tel: (508) 869-6400
Fax: (508) 869-9955
Email: karen.franks@tmelectronics.com
Website: www.tmelectronics.com

 

Pressure Decay Leak Testers: Resolution vs. Calibration

Boylston, MA: A paper has been released addressing the issues of instrument resolution and instrument calibration with regards to pressure decay leak testers.

This paper presents a definition of each concept and a discussion of the difference between a leak tester's resolution (its ability to detect pressure change - decay - during a predetermined test time) and its accuracy regarding calibration to a known standard (its ability to reproduce a test pressure consistently at the beginning of the pressure decay leak test).

In addition, a discussion is presented that examines issues related to pressure decay leak testing including environmental influences, factors limiting leak tester resolution, and the physics behind the pressure decay leak test.

This paper, entitled "Calibration vs. Decay Measurements" and written by Stephen Franks, can be found at www.tmelectronics.com under the "Technical Resources/TME Resources" heading.

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