What should be done if the YSJ-B1 pressure transmitter shows an accuracy deviation? This article uses practical cases to provide a detailed analysis of the calibration methods for diffused silicon liquid and gas pressure sensors. As a professional instrument and meter manufacturer, we will share how to quickly diagnose and solve the accuracy issues of the YSJ-B1 pressure transmitter, helping operators improve equipment usage efficiency.

I. Working Principle of Diffused Silicon Pressure Sensors and Factors Affecting Accuracy

Diffused silicon pressure sensors use the semiconductor piezoresistive effect principle, converting pressure signals into electrical signal output through the Wheatstone bridge on the silicon chip. As a typical representative, the accuracy deviation of the YSJ-B1 pressure transmitter may come from: 1) zero drift caused by temperature changes; 2) sensor aging after long-term use; 3) the influence of field installation stress; 4) changes in medium characteristics. According to the requirements of the GB/T 15478-2015 standard, the accuracy grade of diffused silicon liquid and gas pressure sensors needs to be ensured through periodic calibration.

II. Typical Calibration Case: Handling YSJ-B1 Accuracy Abnormalities in a Chemical Project

In a chlorine gas transmission pipeline at a chemical plant, the YSJ-B1 pressure transmitter showed a measurement error of ±1.2%FS for 3 consecutive months. Our technical team solved the problem through the following steps: first, using the domestic differential pressure transmitter ZEN302 diffused silicon integrated differential pressure transmitter as the reference device for comparative testing, confirming that the original transmitter had zero drift. Then, in accordance with the JJG 882-2019 regulation, a three-point calibration was carried out using a standard pressure source (0%,50%,100% range). It was specifically found that when the medium temperature exceeded 70℃, the temperature compensation coefficient needed to be adjusted. Finally, the accuracy was restored to Class 0.25 through recalibration.

III. Calibration Operation Guide for Diffused Silicon Sensors

For product series such as PM-PM320 and YSJ-B1, the standard calibration process should include:

• Preparation:Check whether the input impedance of supporting instruments (such as the PT-A series) matches
• Electrical connection:Refer to the wiring diagram specifications of VP-VP451 to ensure stable 24VDC power supply
• Range setting:Set the upper and lower limit values according to the measurement range parameters of PD-PD50
• Data recording:Use ZP-801 supporting equipment to record zero/full-scale output values

It is recommended to carry out preventive calibration every 6 months, and for high-frequency equipment such as CX-203, it should be shortened to 3 months.

IV. Common Problems and Professional Solutions

V. Why Choose Our Professional Technical Services

As a national high-tech enterprise, Xi'an Shenghongchuang Instrumentation Co., Ltd. has the following core advantages: 1) all S-10 pressure transmitters are tested by an ISO/IEC 17025 certified laboratory before leaving the factory; 2) full-range replacement solutions including the ZEN302 series are provided; 3) the technical support team has more than 10 years of service experience in the petrochemical and electric power industries. If you need to obtain the complete calibration manual for the YSJ-B1 pressure transmitter, please contact our engineering service center.