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On 08/03/2018 07:54, Thomas de Groot wrote:
> On 7-3-2018 22:44, Stephen wrote:
>> Drillers use some strange terms. The anchor chain tension is measured
>> in Kilo-pound-inches. I had never heard of that measurement before I
>> had to calibrate the load sensors.
>>
>
> Interesting story. "kilo-pound-inches", could that mean 'thousand pounds
> per inch'? the word kilo being used for the thousand's value?
>
Yes kilo is a multiplier and since it is a unit of work it should have
been KIP, kilo inch pounds which is 112.98 Nm.
I got kpi stuck in my head. :-)
For something so important the transmitter was a simple op amp. Check
the zero and span against the supplied load cell manufacturers data
sheet. Easy peasy. :-)
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Regards
Stephen
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