DL/T 1961-2019 in English
VALIDCalculation method of uncertainty in flow measurement of power plant
- Issued on:2019-06-04
- Implemented on:2019-10-01
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Introduction
Standard Overview
DL/T 1961-2019 specifies the uncertainty assessment method for flow measurement in thermal power plants during calibration and use, and is applicable to flow measurement scenarios in closed pipelines and open channels. The standard content includes term definitions, parameter symbols, linear/nonlinear fitting methods, and appendix examples.
Core calculation method
1. Principles of uncertainty assessment
The assessment is divided into two stages: basic mathematical relationship formal analysis and fitting curve uncertainty calculation:
- Independent measurement: Random and systematic uncertainties are calculated according to Chapter 6
- Linear fitting: When the error of the independent variable can be ignored, the least squares method is used (Formula 1: y=a+bx)
- Non-linear fitting: Through polynomial transformation or segmented processing (Chapter 8)
2. Comparison of key formulas
| Calculation type | Core formula | Applicable conditions |
|---|---|---|
| Random uncertainty | eR(x)=ts(x) (Equation 4) | Independent measurement, t-distributed confidence interval |
| Systematic uncertainty | eS=√(∑eS,i2) (Equation 6) | Known historical calibration data |
| Linear fit slope | b=∑[(xi-x̄)(yi-ȳ)]/∑(xi-x̄)2 (Equation 16) | γ=s(y)/s(x)≥20 |
Implementation points
1. Calibration curve verification
Determine linearity through residual analysis (Formula 11: Δ(yi)=yi-a-bxi):
- Open channel flowmeter: Use logarithmic transformation linearization (Appendix B Formula 12-13)
- Nozzle flowmeter: Check the Red-C coefficient relationship (Appendix C Figure C1)
2. Uncertainty synthesis
The total uncertainty uses the RSS model (Formula 39):
The uncertainty introduced by calibration needs to take into account the influence of slope (Formula 34-35).
Technology Evolution Analysis
This standard localizes the linear/nonlinear calibration relationship evaluation method of ISO-TR-7066 for the first time. The main innovations are:
- Add examples for specific scenarios of thermal power plants (Appendix B/C)
- Clarify the orthogonal polynomial fitting process (Appendix E)
- Refine the synthesis rules of systematic errors and random errors (Section 7.7.2)
Application Case
600MW unit nozzle calibration (Appendix C)
Key data:
- Discharge coefficient C=0.9968±0.12%(Re=2.44×106)
- Main sources of system error: diameter ratio β (0.2%), differential pressure △P (0.078%)
- Use iterative method to reduce the additional uncertainty introduced by the slope to 0.0012

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