6052CU20
Kistler 6052CU20 M5 Piezoelectric Cylinder Pressure Sensor, Reinforced Diaphragm, 0-300 bar
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About the 6052CU20
The Kistler 6052CU20 is the heavy-duty (U20) version of Kistler's Type 6052C high-temperature piezoelectric cylinder pressure sensor. It has a reinforced diaphragm, which Kistler recommends for measurements mainly in the knock range or at very high peak pressures. Like every 6052C it is very small and is installed front-sealed in an M5 x 0.5 bore. Kistler names cylinder heads with tight geometry, motorcycle and small engines, and in-vehicle combustion analysis as its main uses.
The U20 measures 0 to 300 bar (350 bar overload) with a sensitivity of about -18 pC/bar and is calibrated over 0-100, 0-200 and 0-300 bar. The 6052C family keeps its sensitivity within +/-0.5 % between 150 and 250 C. Kistler's patented passive acceleration compensation reduces the effect of engine vibration. Kistler rates the sensor for hydrogen combustion engines.
The sensor has an integral cable, either PFA with steel braiding as standard or oil-tight FPM, and a KIAG M4 x 0.35 connector. It feeds a charge amplifier or indicating system. Kistler's uncooled-sensor manual covers the bore, mounting, cable routing and the borescope and reaming checks of the sealing face. The 6052C is a current Kistler product (data sheet revision 04.26).
Frequently asked questions
How does the 6052CU20 differ from the standard 6052C?
The U20 has a reinforced diaphragm for knock and high peak pressures. Its range goes to 300 bar instead of 250, and its sensitivity is a little lower (about -18 against -20 pC/bar). Its linearity and thermal shock figures are slightly wider.
What tools are needed to mount it?
Kistler specifies step drill 1300A51, special tap 1357A and finishing tool 1300A79 for the M5 x 0.5 bore, a mounting key 1300A9 and torque wrench 1300A17 set to 1.5 N m. Dummy sensor 6445 and extraction tool 1319 are available to close the bore.
What does it connect to?
A charge amplifier or indicating system. Kistler supplies an M4 to BNC adapter (1705) with sensors without PiezoSmart, and recommends keeping the piezo cable to the amplifier under 10 m.
How often should it be recalibrated?
Kistler's manual recommends recalibrating after every 200 hours of operation or each time the sensor is removed from the cylinder head. The data sheet asks for a calibration at least once a year.
Documents
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Type 6052C high-temperature pressure sensor data sheet, 000-552e (Kistler)
Datasheet · English · kistler.cdn.celum.cloud
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Uncooled piezoelectric pressure sensors instruction manual, 002-839e (Kistler)
Manual · English · kistler.cdn.celum.cloud
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Pressure sensors and systems for engine combustion analysis brochure, 961-310e (Kistler)
Brochure · English · kistler.cdn.celum.cloud
Specifications
| Version | U20, reinforced diaphragm (heavy duty) |
| Overload | 350 bar |
| Connector | M4 x 0.35, ceramic insulator |
| Linearity | <= +/-0.5 % FSO |
| Sensitivity | approx. -18 pC/bar |
| Sensor type | Piezoelectric, uncooled, front-sealing |
| Measuring range | 0-300 bar |
| Mounting thread | M5 x 0.5, front sealed |
| Shock resistance | 2000 g |
| Tightening torque | 1.5 N m |
| Operating temperature | -20 to 350 C (min./max. -50 to 400 C) |
| Acceleration sensitivity | < 0.8 mbar/g axial, < 0.5 mbar/g radial |
| Calibrated partial ranges | 0-100, 0-200, 0-300 bar |
| Sensitivity change 23 350 C | <= +/-3 % |
| Natural frequency (measuring element) | approx. 160 kHz |
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