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What value does the pressure gauge on the open-container tank show?

2009-03-09View Original

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There is a container whose vent valve is open; in other words, it is not sealed. So what is its pressure? What does the pressure gauge on the tank show?
Reply #22009-03-09
The original poster wasn’t very specific – whether the pressure gauge is located on the top or bottom of the tank. If it’s on the top, there should be no reading; if it’s on the bottom, then it shows the static pressure generated by the medium inside the tank
Reply #32009-03-09
The filling pressure is the local atmospheric pressure, and the filling pressure gauge reads zero
Reply #42009-03-09
It depends on what substance you are storing and whether there is gas sealed in; under normal circumstances, it is at a slight positive pressure, of a few Pa
Reply #52009-03-09
The top of the tank is 0, while the bottom is used to indicate the liquid level
Reply #62009-03-09
Volatile liquids should be at a slight positive pressure; if the accuracy of the pressure gauge used is insufficient, it should read zero.

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