Model 622 Mass Airflow Test Machine

Fully Automatic Turbine Component Mass Flow Testing with 6 Sonic Nozzles

Model 622

The Model 622 is identical in size to the Model 644 with 3 less sonic nozzles. It was designed for companies with a limited budget and smaller range of parts to measure Mass airflow and other related measurements on turbine engine parts.

Flow Capabilities

  • 0.000119 to 0.154153 Pounds per Second (Greater range with XH Series)
  • 0.000189 to 0.244840 Flow Parameter

Specifications

  • Automatic Operation, Pressure Control and Switching
  • NIST Traceable Airflow Measurement
  • High accuracy Mass flow measurement with uncertainties of up to 0.20%, with option to improve uncertainty to 0.16% using premium precision sensors
  • ANSI/NCSL-Z540 Calibration
  • GE, Pratt & Whitney, Honeywell, ABB, Rolls-Royce, Siemens
  • 15 to 30 Seconds per Flow Test
  • Manual/Automatic Operation
  • 6 Internal Sonic Nozzles
  • Automatic Single or Double Nozzle Select
  • Part Test Profiles
  • English and SI Units
  • MS Windows Based Part Test Software
  • QC Report, Label and Data Acquisition File
  • Can also flow small Effective Flow Area measurements
  • Data Acquisition File compatible with Excel
  • Free Operator Training, Testing and Certification
  • Shipping weight without crate is 350 lbs.
  • Dual Monitor Display optional
  • One Year Warranty on Parts and Labor

Options

  • Additional Flow Ports B & E
  • Low Pressure P3 0-2 PSIG (0-55 “H2O)
  • Bar Code Reader
  • Label Printer and Bar Code Software Output
  • Printer
  • Enhanced Report Software (8.5 x 11 or A4)
  • Wireless Network Option
  • Dew point Meter w/Warning
  • Data Conversion
  • Low Pressure Warning
  • Lockout Box
  • Statistical Software
  • Networked Results Server
  • Fixture Control Language, Send Commands to Tooling
  • External Verification Master Nozzles
  • Air Dryer Systems
  • 300 – 500 Gal. Accumulator tanks sold in pairs
  • Annual and Bi-Annual calibration packages

Need more accuracy? CCDI can offer Digital Transducers.

Disclaimer – Standard measurement uncertainty is up to 0.50% without lab calibrated nozzles. Measurement uncertainty may vary with flow, sensors used, calibration etc. Contact CCDI engineering to ensure best case uncertainty can be achieved for your test setup.