As shown in the figure, does the standard boiling point of a liquid in the solid volume gauge refer to the boiling point under working pressure?
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This post was last posted by liaifeng on 2020-4-24 18:44 Editor’s note: Does the standard boiling point of the liquid in 1-4 refer to the boiling point under working pressure? Or the boiling point at normal pressure? ?
Personally, I think it should be an atmospheric pressure at 20°C. Otherwise, it wouldn’t be too much depending on the working conditions!
Yes, this part is not very detailed.
Generally, these regulations have detailed annotations below, or some concepts that everyone knows, so I won’t explain them!
The boiling point at 1 standard atmosphere is called the "standard boiling point" of the liquid.
If the standard boiling point refers to work pressure, he would not write the word "standard"