What does it mean when the external pressure for container design is set at ATMOSPHERE?

2015-08-27View Original

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As the title suggests, the datasheet I received indicates a design internal pressure of 3.5 BAR, with a design external pressure of ATMOSPHERE; is this external pressure -0.1? Just like a complete vacuum?

Reply #22015-08-27

External pressure is just the atmosphere; why worry about it?

Reply #32015-08-27

Atmospheric pressure means the external pressure is 0, right? Because all our pressures are gauge pressures

Reply #42015-08-27

The external pressure is set to ATMOSPHERE, that is, the atmosphere. It didn’t say -0.1MPa..

Reply #52015-08-28

Agree with what was said on floor 4; ATMOSPHERE means atmosphere, that is, atmospheric pressure

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