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Pilot study: Inter-laboratory comparison in dynamic pressure in the range 0.5 MPa – 30 MPa

Project Description

Under EPM MaritimeMET project, developing of new and improving existing dynamic pressure potential standards including impact-mass devices and shock tubes will be performed.

To validate the performance of these standards, an inter-laboratory comparison will be done.
Two transfer standard systems (TSs) will be sent around five laboratories (RISE, LNE-ENSAM, MIKES, UME and PCB Piezotronics). The comparison will cover the pressure range from 0.5 MPa to 30 MPa and frequency range up to 100 kHz.


Progress Report 2026-08-06

The purpose of this inter-laboratory comparison is to validate the potential standards (shock tube and impact-mass device) for dynamic pressure calibration. Two transfer standards (TSs) were sent around five laboratories (RISE (shock tube), LNE-ENSAM (shock tube), MIKES (impact-mass device), UME (impact-mass device) and PCB Piezotronics (impact-mass device)).

The comparison covers the pressure range from 0.5 MPa to 30 MPa and frequency range up to 100 kHz.

  • All measurements were completed at the participating laboratories.
  • Evaluation of the measurements and estimation of the uncertainty budgets were done by the participating laboratories.
  • The results from different laboratories were sent to the pilot laboratory (RISE) except the results from LNE-ENSAM for the TS2 is still under evaluation and will be sent to the pilot laboratory at the end of August.
  • The pilot laboratory is working with the results from different laboratories and the calculation of the degree of equivalence between different laboratories is ongoing.
     

A paper showing the results will be written.  

Subjects
Mass and Related Quantities (M)
Coordinator
Eynas Amer, RISE (Sweden)
Phone: +46 10 516 62 80
E-Mail: Eynas.amer@ri.se
Coordinating Institute
RISE (Sweden)
Further Partners
PCB Piezotronics (USA)

Information

Reg. No.
1707
Collaboration Type
Comparison
Comparison Type
Pilot Study (PS)
Status
in progress
Last Progress Report
2026-08-06
Starting
2025-05-12
Proposed Completion
2026-05-31