Problem with the on-site pressure gauge
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Many of the pressure gauges used on-site have their pressure guiding tubes designed in a coiled format. What is the purpose of doing this? Thank you for the answer.
If the medium temperature is above 60°C, a condensation coil should be installed between the pressure gauge and the shut-off valve
Its main function is to condense the medium, preventing media with excessively high temperatures from entering the Bourdon tube
The functions of condensation and buffering are mainly related to condensation
Condensation and buffering; it’s mainly condensation, I guess
It is called a buffer tube or condenser tube, and it serves to buffer and condense