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Pump outlet line pressure gauge

2021-01-19View Original

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Why does the pressure gauge on the pump outlet pipeline overflow in winter? Can it still be repaired after being spilled? Thank you
Reply #22021-01-20
That doesn’t make any sense. What pump, process conditions?
Reply #32021-01-20
This post was last edited by CHANGBAISHI on 2021-1-20 08:35. It’s probably due to the physical properties of water; pressure gauges that are damaged are generally considered unusable. I have recovered before; an online trial is also possible, but when it’s taken for testing, it’s rejected due to damaged seals. Those with intact seals also passed the inspection; P was mischievous when he was young, so for safety’s sake, it’s best to handle things professionally :)
Reply #42021-01-20
The local pressure gauge can still be repaired; it’s so cost-effective – it’s just a device worth a few hundred bucks
Reply #52021-02-02
Repairing is not recommended; the price is relatively low, and safety comes first

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