PRESSURE
CONVERSIONS :
1Psi = 27.74 H2O
1Kg/cm Sq = 14.223psi
1 Bar = 14.504 psi
1 Kpa = 0.145 psi
1 Kg/cm Sq = 10,000mm of H2O
1 Bar = 1.0197 Kg/cm Sq
1 Torr = 1 mm of Hg
Que. : What is absolute pressure ?
Ans. : Absolute pressure is the total pressure
present in the system
Abs. pressure
= Gauge pressure + Atm. pressure.
Que. : What is absolute zero pressure ?
Ans. : Absolute zero = 760 mm Hg Vacuum.
Que. : What is the maximum Vacuum ?
Ans. : The maximum Vacuum = 760 mm Hg.
Que. : What is Vacuum ?
Ans. : Any pressure below atmospheric pressure is
vacuum.
Atm = 760 mm
0 Vacuum Zero Gauge
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'
'
' _______ Max. Vacuum 760 mm HG
Zero Absolute.
Que. : What are the primary elements for measuring
pressure ?
Ans. : The primary elements used for measuring
pressure are :
1. Bourdon
tube.
2. Diaphragm.
3. Capsule.
4. Bellows.
5. Pressure
Springs.
The above are
known as elastic deformation pressure elements.
Type of
Bourdon tubes.
1. ' C ' type.
2. Spiral.
3. Helix.
Diaphragm : The diaphragm is best suited for low pressure measurement.
Capsules : Two circular diaphragms are welded together to form a pressure
capsule.
Material Used
: phosphor bronze, Ni-spanc stainless steel.
Bellows : Bellows is a one - piece, collapsible, seamless metallic unit with
deep folds formed from very tin walled tubing.
Material used
: Brass, phosphor bronze, stainless steel. Used for high pressure.
PRESSURE
SPRINGS : Pressure springs of helical
or spiral shape used for measuring high pressures.
Que. : What is the principle of a pressure gauge ?
Ans. : Pressure works on Hooks law.
Principle :
"Measuring the stores in an elastic medium"
Que. : Draw and explain a pressure gauge ? What is
the used of a Hair spring ?
Ans. : The parts of a pressure gauge are :
1. 'C' type
Bourdon tube.
2. Connecting
link.
3. Sector
gear.
4. Pinion
gear.
5. Hair
Spring.
6. Pointer.
7. Dial.
Uses of Hair
Spring : Hair spring serves two purposes name
1. To
eliminate any play into linkages.
2. It serves
as a controlling torque.
Que. : How will you calibrate an absolute pressure
transmitter vacuum manometer Range 0-400mm abs.
?
Ans. : The procedure for calibration is as follows :
1. Connect air
supply to the transmitter.
2. Connect a
test gauge of 0-1.4 Kg/cm2 to the
output.
3. Connect
Vacuum pump with tee off to the manometer.
4. Apply 760
mm Vacuum ( or nearest ) and adjust zero.
5. Apply 360
mm Vacuum adjust span. ( 760 - 360 = 400 mm abs. )
Que. : You are given a mercury manometer range 0 -760
mm ? A vacuum gauge reads 60 mm vacuum. The test manometer reads 50 vacuum ?
Which of the two in correct.
Ans. : The transmitter is correct because 760 - 50 =
710 mm abs.
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