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ASME PTC 9
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ASME PTC 9 1970 Edition, 1970 Displacement Compressors, Vacuum Pumps and Blowers
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Description / Abstract:
OBJECT AND SCOPE
The purpose of this Code is to establish rules for conducting tests of displacement compressors, vacuum pumps and blowers to determine the following:
(a) Capacity in relation to speed, inlet pressure, and discharge pressure.
(b) Power consumption in relation to speed, capacity, inlet pressure, discharge pressure, and intercooling. In addition, the Code provides rules for adjusting the test results to reconcile them with specified operating conditions.
This Code applies to the testing of compressor units when operated under conditions which permit discharging the gas compressed into the atmosphere or into pipe lines or receivers in which the pressure may be maintained essentially uniform and free from pulsations. It is intended to cover the compressor only, and is applicable only when the unit is operated without inlet pipe or duct, or when the magnitude and the over-all effect of pressure waves within an inlet duct fall within limits specified in in this Code.
Because of pulsating flow conditions inherent in displacement compressors, uniformly accurate methods of test are not available under all operating conditions. The Code specifically requires the parties to the test to choose from alternate methods described in this Code for conducting such tests.
This Code does not consider any over-all tolerances or margins which may, by contract or other agreement, be made applicable to any guaranteed or specified performance. Allowances for inaccuracy of measurements and thermodynamic data may be recognized as provided in Section 3, Par. 3.12 and Section 6, Par. 6B.01.
The procedures and the instrument specifications of Section 4, the formulas and methods for computing results of Section 5, and the indicated form of reporting the test of Section 6, are mandatory. For reasons of commercial expediency or otherwise, the parties to a test may, by agreement, substitute other instruments or procedure. However, only tests made in strict accordance with the mandatory provisions of this Code may be designated as complying with the ASME Test Code for Displacement Compressors, Vacuum Pumps and Blowers.
The purpose of this Code is to establish rules for conducting tests of displacement compressors, vacuum pumps and blowers to determine the following:
(a) Capacity in relation to speed, inlet pressure, and discharge pressure.
(b) Power consumption in relation to speed, capacity, inlet pressure, discharge pressure, and intercooling. In addition, the Code provides rules for adjusting the test results to reconcile them with specified operating conditions.
This Code applies to the testing of compressor units when operated under conditions which permit discharging the gas compressed into the atmosphere or into pipe lines or receivers in which the pressure may be maintained essentially uniform and free from pulsations. It is intended to cover the compressor only, and is applicable only when the unit is operated without inlet pipe or duct, or when the magnitude and the over-all effect of pressure waves within an inlet duct fall within limits specified in in this Code.
Because of pulsating flow conditions inherent in displacement compressors, uniformly accurate methods of test are not available under all operating conditions. The Code specifically requires the parties to the test to choose from alternate methods described in this Code for conducting such tests.
This Code does not consider any over-all tolerances or margins which may, by contract or other agreement, be made applicable to any guaranteed or specified performance. Allowances for inaccuracy of measurements and thermodynamic data may be recognized as provided in Section 3, Par. 3.12 and Section 6, Par. 6B.01.
The procedures and the instrument specifications of Section 4, the formulas and methods for computing results of Section 5, and the indicated form of reporting the test of Section 6, are mandatory. For reasons of commercial expediency or otherwise, the parties to a test may, by agreement, substitute other instruments or procedure. However, only tests made in strict accordance with the mandatory provisions of this Code may be designated as complying with the ASME Test Code for Displacement Compressors, Vacuum Pumps and Blowers.