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Questions regarding the hydrostatic test values.

2018-11-05View Original

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How many decimal places should be retained for the hydrostatic test values? Round it off? Is it related to the accuracy of the pressure gauge? :Q
Reply #22018-11-05
At most two digits; pressure gauges do not have such high precision.
Reply #32018-11-05
The accuracy class of the pressure gauge is 1.6. The method for calculating the allowable error is: A=±(measurement range of the gauge)×1.6%. For example, if the measurement range of the gauge is 0~10 MPa, the allowable error is ±0.16 MPa. If the measurement range is -0.1~1.5 MPa, the allowable error is ±0.0256 MPa
Reply #42018-11-05
2 digits after the decimal point are sufficient.
Reply #52018-11-06
:victory: Thank you
Reply #62018-11-06
Retain at most two decimal places
Reply #72018-11-06
The third floor explained it in great detail; we usually only take the last two digits

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