Fluke RUSKA 2470 User Manual

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Operation 
 
Maintenance of the Gauge 
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  WinPrompt
®
 provides simplicity and efficiency combined with accuracy and 
consistency in pressure generation and measurement using a deadweight gauge. It 
automatically converts pressure to mass and mass to pressure while correcting for 
piston temperature, head height, absolute and gauge references, local gravity, and air 
density. WinPrompt
®
 can be operated from a single window for industrial use or 
from additional detailed windows available for the metrologist. 
WinPrompt
®
 Features:  
  Stores calibration coefficients for working standards including piston/cylinder 
effective area, thermal coefficient of expansion, pressure deformation coefficients, 
and all calibrated mass values and associated density. It also stores all of the critical 
system and environmental parameters including local gravity, head corrections, and 
air density. 
  Performs all necessary calculations of pressure-to-mass and mass-to-pressure in both 
S.I. and English units.  
  Computes the buoyant effect of the ambient air on the piston gauge masses and 
compensates accordingly. 
  Creates calibration procedures for performing repetitive type calibrations. Procedures 
include sequence of pressure values, pressure reference, corrections, and window 
sizes and locations. 
  Captures and saves information for direct import into Microsoft Word, Microsoft 
Excel, and other DDE-enabled applications for custom reports. Saves all information 
captured during the calibration for review and re-printing of calibration reports. 
  Additionally, WinPrompt
®
 supports several interfaces to RUSKA deadweight gauges 
that can provide:  
  Direct acquisition of float position, sink rate, piston temperature, vacuum, ambient 
temperature, barometric pressure, and humidity with continuous correction of 
calculated pressure.   
  Real-time graphing of acquired values.  
Leaks 
Leaks in the pressure system that is used with the gauge cannot be tolerated. Small leaks 
cause rapid piston fall rates and can create an error in the measured pressure. Every effort 
should be made to insure a leak-free system.  
Maintenance of the Gauge 
The gauge has no moving parts other than the Piston/Cylinder assemblies. The gauge requires no 
maintenance other than the periodic cleaning of the piston/cylinder assemblies and replacing 
O-rings as necessary. O-Rings should be lightly lubricated with Dupont Krytox Grease (45-351) 
before installation. All excess lubricant should be wiped off, leaving only a slight film.