Article | REF: R2060 V3

High pressure - From 50 MPa to 2 GPa

Author: Pierre OTAL

Publication date: June 10, 2022

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6. Glossary

Pressure Balance; Balance de pression

A standard used to materialize pressure from the basic quantities of the SI system. The principle consists in balancing the force generated by the pressure applied to the cross-section of a piston-cylinder assembly with the force due to the local field of gravity acting on the masses resting on the piston head.

Multiplier de pression; Pressure Multiplier

Standard consisting of two piston-cylinder assemblies of different cross-sections, based on the principle of equilibrium of forces. The pressure ratio is equal to the cross-sectional ratio of the piston-cylinder assemblies.

Coefficient deformation; Pressure Distortion Coefficient

Coefficient associated with a piston-cylinder assembly representing the variation in cross-sectional...

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