Relationship between pressure and water level
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The general relationship between the water level of a water seal and the pressure it seals.
The higher the pressure, the higher the water seal level
According to GB6222-2005 and the process design manual
Generally speaking, is it correct that 1 CM of water level can withstand a pressure of 1000 PA?
P = ρgh Pressure = density * 9.8 * height
The relationship between pressure and water level is proportional
Tom is absolutely right; P = ρgh, where pressure = density * 9.8 * height. Under normal conditions, the water pressure in pascals equals 9800 * the height of the water column in meters
The water seal height is related to the pipeline pressure. A 1-meter-high water seal can withstand a pressure of 10,000 PA. The effective height of a typical water seal design is twice the operating pressure of the pipeline.