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The material passes through a \"coalescer\" to remove water; the unit used for displaying the pressure difference is \"%\". What does this mean?

2011-09-06View Original

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This post was last edited by linweihua6 on 2011-10-4 at 15:27. The material passes through a \"coalescer\" to remove water, and the pressure difference is displayed in \"%\" – what does this mean?
Reply #22011-09-14
It represents the percentage of the pressure difference station’s range; this can be determined by converting the instrument’s range, with the unit usually being kilopascals.

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