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Relationship between the allowable suction vacuum level and the atmospheric pressure of the environment in which the equipment is located as well as the standard atmospheric pressure

2011-07-22View Original

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Standard atmospheric pressure = allowable suction vacuum level + atmospheric pressure in the environment where the equipment is located. Is this relationship correct?
Reply #22011-07-26
That’s completely wrong. According to the definition of the allowable suction vacuum level: Allowable suction vacuum level = atmospheric pressure in the environment where the equipment is located – static pressure at the suction inlet.

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