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Exact definition of 5E-5pa

2022-10-28View Original

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Dear sea friends, does the vacuum level of 5E-5pa mean 0.00005pa? If so, where does the zero point for this 0.00005 come from? Is it a decrease of 0.000005 from atmospheric pressure, or an increase of 0.000005 in absolute pressure? Atmospheric pressure? Absolute zero pressure? Is there any watch that can measure accurately?
Reply #22022-11-02
This post was last edited by wanlirn on 2022-11-2 at 12:54. A gauge pressure of 0.00005 Pa represents an extremely high vacuum level; vacuum insulated containers generally require a pressure of 0.001 Pa, and your value is even lower than that
Reply #32022-12-21
It’s just a little bit higher than absolute pressure 0, right?

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