Abstract
The Coriolis mass flow meter, for its features of directly measuring mass flow and high precision, is widely utilized in the flow measuring fields like batch filling and commercial trade. However, the unsatisfactory dynamic performance is one major constraint to Coriolis mass flow meter from being even more widely used in batch filling industry. To solve the problem, an experimental system which generates refined flow step stimulus signals for Coriolis mass flow meter was designed and based on which experimental and theoretical study on dynamic performances of typical Coriolis mass flow meter was carried out. On top of this, a time-domain recursive digital filter was designed to provide dynamic compensation and the experiments showed this filter can reduce the step response time of Coriolis mass flow meter by about 50%.
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