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How Load Cell Calibration Works in the Laboratory

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Before any kind of load cell can be used, it has to undergo an initial calibration.

Before any kind of load cell can be used, it has to undergo an initial  calibration . The whole purpose is to convert the output voltage into a user-defined value. In other words, the data processing components of the initial system has to be taught how to convert mV/V from the load cell right to a force measurement value. Future calibrations can be compared to the initial calibration data to help determine if there are any electrical or structural issues with your load cell. For more information on load cell calibration and how it works, read on to learn more!

Recalibrating the Load Cell

Age, overloading, use, off-axis loading, rough environmental conditions, and various other factors can profoundly affect a load cell’s performance as time passes. This is why it is so important to recalibrate your load cell at different intervals. It is usually required that load cells be calibrated again every year, ideally using the same type of digital indicator and other components included in your system application. Load cells that experience constant or continuous use or are used in any harsh environments will probably require more frequent calibration. If you need help calibrating your load cell for your experiments or tests, swing by the Lab People today for  assistance !

Load Cell Calibration and Accuracy

During calibration of load cells, the accuracy of a load cell is genuinely determined by testing linearity and repeatability. The standard, go-to method requires a set of about five known loads to be applied to your load cell, with output measurements taken around each load. For example, a 10k pound load cell would have its output measured at 2k, 4k, 6k, 8k, and 10k pounds. The data from these measurements are then used to determine the accuracy of your load cell. The accuracy of the load cell is usually expressed in terms of:

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It is essential to arrive at meaningful measurement data, and calibration of your load cells ensures that your standard experiments in the lab are accurate, precise, and without any error. For more information on load cells and general calibration techniques for other pieces of  lab equipment , check out our website or give us a call!

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A Guide to Load Cell Calibration and Maintenance

Load cells are the unsung heroes of weighing systems, silently converting mechanical force into readable electrical signals. But, like any precision instrument, they require proper care and attention to ensure accurate and reliable measurements. Regular calibration and thoughtful maintenance practices are key to safeguarding the integrity of your weighing operations.

Let’s delve into the complexities of load cell calibration, why it’s crucial, the various methods used, and how to keep your load cells in prime condition.

The Importance of Calibration

Think of calibration as a tune-up for your load cell. Over time, factors like wear and tear, temperature fluctuations, and environmental conditions can cause load cells to drift from their original specifications. Calibration is the process of comparing the load cell’s output to known reference weights and making necessary adjustments.

Regular calibration ensures:

• Accuracy : Maintain precise weight measurements critical for quality control, inventory management, and process optimisation.
• Compliance : Adhere to industry standards, regulations, and customer requirements.
• Safety : Prevent overloads and potential equipment damage or failure.
• Cost Savings : Reduce the risk of product recalls, wasted materials, and unexpected downtime due to inaccurate readings.

Calibration Methods

There are several calibration methods, each with its advantages and specific applications:

• Deadweight Calibration : This traditional method utilises precisely calibrated weights to create known forces. It offers high accuracy but can be time-consuming and requires specialised equipment.
• Force Transfer Standard : This method compares the load cell’s output to a highly accurate reference load cell. It’s more efficient than deadweight calibration and suitable for field calibrations.
• Electronic Calibration : Simulates weight application using electronic excitation and calibration resistors. It’s a convenient and cost-effective option for less critical applications.

Factors That Influence Load Cell Performance

Understanding these factors is vital for maintaining measurement accuracy:

• Temperature : Extreme temperature changes can cause sensitivity shifts and affect load cell output.
• Humidity : High humidity can lead to corrosion and electrical signal interference.
• Mechanical Loading : Shock loads, vibration, or improper mounting can affect strain gauge readings and lead to premature failure.
• Electrical Noise : Electromagnetic interference can distort output signals, leading to erroneous data.

Practical Maintenance Tips

• Cleaning : Regularly remove dust, debris, and moisture build-up from the load cell and mounting areas to prevent corrosion and ensure unrestricted movement.
• Inspection : Visually check for signs of damage such as cracks, dents, or loose connections.
• Troubleshooting : Identify common issues like zero drift, non-linearity , or inconsistent readings to determine the need for calibration or repair .
• Protection : Use appropriate enclosures or covers for load cells operating in harsh environments.

In Conclusion

Load cells are the backbone of precise weighing systems. Invest in regular calibration and proactive maintenance to ensure your operations run smoothly. Pay attention to environmental factors, adhere to recommended cleaning and inspection schedules, and address potential issues swiftly.

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In this paper, a novel method for an in situ calibration of a load cell using the data obtained during an impact experiment is described. The mass and velocity of the drop weight, the voltage–time signal from the load cell and the final deformation of the tested specimen are used as input data to calibrate the load sensor and hence to deduce the load–displacement history. It is found that the deduced calibration constant agrees well with that obtained from the calibration of the load cell in a universal testing machine. The devised methodology has been verified by conducting various drop weight tests on different types of specimens. The sensitivity of the load cell thus obtained also agrees well with that specified by the manufacturer. This method eliminates the need for a high-speed camera for dynamic displacement measurements, which is otherwise a costly affair.

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Sensitivity (Volts/Newton)

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Mean quasi-static load (kN)

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