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If conducting a static pressure test on pipe work using water is it measured in bar or barg. Or is it the same thing in this instance

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Is a system with 14.7 psig on a pressure gauge under no pressure because of atmospheric conditions?

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@froyskee1711

2 жыл бұрын

Imagine 2 balloons...1 at ground level and the other on top of a mountain... you blow both the balloons to same size. Now bring the mountain balloon to ground level and take the ground level balloon to the mountain top. What would happen? The ground balloon would increase in size and the mountain balloon would decrease in size when it reaches ground level. This is because atmospheric pressure was never taken into consideration. When altitude increases, air pressure decrease and vice versa.. So the ground balloon when taken to the top does not have much pressure exerted on it and hence grows bigger in size...the opposite happens to the mountain balloon when bought to the ground. Anyways...absolute pressure is used in cases we require "SPECIFIC AMOUNT" of pressure...regardless of where you are on earth.

@thinginground5179

Жыл бұрын

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@jag0pakistan172

Жыл бұрын

because at hight atmospheric pressure decreases .... and it becomes near to the vaccuum ... therefore we use absolute pressure guage on hilly areas

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@instrumentationacademy

2 жыл бұрын

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@instrumentationacademy

2 жыл бұрын

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What is full vacuum,??? Please answer me...

But at the other hand you say that absolute pressure guage measures guage + atmospheric pressure. I didn't get the point. Plz elaborate it

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@instrumentationacademy

2 жыл бұрын

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Absolute pressure means zero pressure?

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This is driving me up the wall lol... I got a vacuum pump and it says: Limited pressure (Pa) - 5Pa I asked the people who make it what that is in inches of mercury and they said: The vacuum capacity of our pump is 5pa, which is 0.0014765029 inches of mercury (32 degrees Fahrenheit) if converted in units But my manifold gauges go UP in number with HIGHER vacuum. 30 inHg is full vacuum. 0.0014 inHg on these gauges is virtually NO VACUUM at all... What on earth is going on, and why do they have to make it so horridly complicated?.. It's like people are using the term inches of mercury for 2 VERY different and OPPOSITE scales?...

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2 жыл бұрын

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absolutely zero pressure I dnt understand in guage example

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