Gauge breakdown
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One of the pumps in our unit vibrates heavily, which causes the pressure gauge on the outlet pipeline to break repeatedly, resulting in oil and gas leaks. Is there any effective way to reduce the vibration affecting the pressure gauge? Or a manual valve that shuts off automatically when the pressure gauge leaks?
Move the pressure gauge backward； Close the root valve ； Add dampers ； Increase the gauge range
Simply, use wire for fixation; if that’s too complicated, use a pressure tube to pull the gauge away
Keep the pressure gauge away from the pipeline using a pressure guide tube.
Could a diaphragm pressure gauge be used, with an extended pressure tap pipe? Consider also adding shock absorption to the equipment.
There are shock-absorbing pressure gauges with oil flushing functionality; the pressure lead pipes can also be extended, and separate support columns can be added, resulting in a significant shock-absorbing effect.
The pressure gauge can only be placed in front of the outlet manual valve; there’s no place to move it elsewhere. What is a damper?
We are already using diaphragm-oil-filled shock-absorbing pressure gauges, but their performance isn’t good; extending the pressure lead tube could be an option to consider
We already have digital pressure gauges; the local gauge is mainly used for verification purposes
Can’t we use those pressure gauge tubing types that have several layers of shock absorption?