QX/T 219-2013 in English
VALIDTechnical requirements for metrology laboratory of air speed
- Issued on:2013-12-22
- Implemented on:2014-05-01
- File Format:PDF
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Introduction
Standard Overview and Technical Background
QX/T 219-2013 is a professional technical standard formulated by my country's meteorological industry for air velocity measurement laboratories, which was issued in December 2013 and officially implemented in May 2014. This standard fills the gap in the construction specifications of meteorological wind tunnel laboratories and provides unified laboratory technical requirements for the measurement and calibration of meteorological instruments such as wind velocity sensors.
Analysis of core technical requirements
1. Infrastructure specifications
| Project | Recirculation wind tunnel | Direct current wind tunnel |
|---|---|---|
| Spatial spacing | Tunnel distance to wall ≥1m | Air outlet distance to wall ≥2 times of air inlet diameter |
| Functional isolation | Laboratories are prohibited from being used for other purposes. Direct current wind tunnels require independent control rooms | |
| Power supply system | Dual power supply isolation (220V/380V), UPS capacity ≥ 2 times the load | |
2. Environmental control indicators
- Temperature and humidity: 15-30℃, ≤85%RH
- Noise: <85dB at 1m from the test section (in line with GB 3096-2008)
- Illumination: 500lx (refer to GB 50034-2004)
Metrology standard classification system
| Grade | Wind speed range (m/s) | Uncertainty (1-12m/s) | Uncertainty (>12m/s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| First-class standard | 0.2-80 | 0.08m/s(k=2) | 0.62%(k=2) |
| Second-class standard | 0.2-30 | 0.15m/s(k=2) | 1.24%(k=2) |
Application Case: Wind Tunnel Laboratory Reconstruction
A provincial meteorological metrology station referred to this standard to convert the original The class=instrument>DC wind tunnel laboratory was upgraded:
- An independent control room was added to achieve human-machine separation
- A dual-channel UPS system was installed to ensure the power supply of the standard instrument
- A foam fire extinguishing system was used to replace the traditional dry powder fire extinguishing
After the transformation, the laboratory passed the CNAS certification, and the expanded uncertainty reached the first-class standard requirements.
Suggestions for the implementation of the standard
1. Matters needing attention during the construction phase
- The wind tunnel selection should be combined with QX/T 8-2007 "Meteorological Low-speed Wind Tunnel Performance Test Specification"
- The power supply system must comply with the voltage deviation requirements of GB/T 12325-2008
- Grounding resistance <4Ω (refer to GB 50169-2006)
2. Key points for daily operation and maintenance
- Regularly calibrate environmental measuring instruments (temperature meter tolerance ±0.35℃, humidity meter ±5%RH)
- Test the noise level every quarter (GB 22337-2008)
- Establish a power supply system inspection system

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