Are there any design changes to the on-site pressure gauges for measuring water when the ambient temperature is below zero degrees?

2022-10-18View Original

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Are there any design changes to the on-site pressure gauges for measuring water when the ambient temperature is below zero degrees?

Reply #22022-10-18

The local pressure gauge has little to no effect; just ensure proper trace heating and thermal insulation for the instrument. Of course, you can also opt for a diaphragm pressure gauge that can be directly mounted onto the flange, instead of using a pressure piping connection

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