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Are there clear standards for the installation direction of pressure gauges?

2021-11-01View Original

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Can a diaphragm pressure gauge be installed horizontally? Could someone knowledgeable help me with this? It would be great to have a standard reference for it. Thank you! !
Reply #22021-11-01
SH3104 has relevant regulations, which are divided into two cases: one is installing it above the sampling port, and the other is installing it below the sampling port; There are no specific requirements for horizontal installation
Reply #32021-11-01
Actually, the installation diagrams for the older versions are better; it’s the new installation manuals issued by the Ministry of Chemicals that overlook the issue raised by the original poster. If you consider things from the operator’s perspective, think about it – is horizontal installation feasible? ? Do you like to look at things by tilting your head?
Reply #42021-11-01
One should also consider the convenience of reading the pressure gauge using their own manufacturing techniques.
Reply #52021-11-02
It was identified during a safety inspection conducted in another location, but I couldn’t find any explicit regulations regarding this. In GB21581-2012, I only found diagrams; there was no mention of the installation direction
Reply #62021-11-02
It's okay to use a pressure measurement point, but no matter where the pressure is taken, your gauge should be adjusted so that it reads correctly. . . Aren’t you worried that the manufacturing process will cause you trouble?
Reply #72021-11-03
The process was not identified, but safety aspects were examined; for the problems that were found, they still lack standards and criteria. I also checked some information and didn’t find any clear statement saying that pressure gauges cannot be placed horizontally. .
Reply #82021-11-03
The specifications certainly can’t be that detailed; for such issues, the only relevant specification is the GB-50093 acceptance standard. It states that there should be sufficient lighting, and it must be easy to operate and maintain; it should also be installed in a location where it can be easily observed. But you have to turn your head to see it – do you think that’s easy to observe? ;P

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