The diaphragm gauge gives inaccurate readings
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When it is raining on site, the diaphragm gauge shows an increase in pressure, but in reality the pressure does not rise. What is the reason for this?
Most diaphragm pressure gauges are micro-pressure gauges; even slight vibrations can cause the pointer to move. However, they change when it rains, and I’m not sure why. Hehe, this should probably be called a rain gauge
As mentioned above! Diaphragm gauges are all micro-pressure meters; their reading rises when it rains. . I guess it’s rainy and overcast; the low air pressure outside causes the gauge to show a higher value! Hehe, nonsense!
I have reservations; I’ve never seen such a situation. Has it increased that much?