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What type of pressure gauge should be used, and what installation method should be adopted, to measure the pressure of high-temperature flue gas (containing particles, at 700 degrees Celsius)?

2015-12-08View Original

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What type of pressure gauge should be used to measure the pressure of high-temperature flue gas (containing particles, at 700 degrees Celsius), and what installation method is appropriate? Additionally, for measuring the pressure of oil (containing sludge) at 350 degrees Celsius, how should the gauge be selected and installed? I would appreciate your advice!
Reply #22015-12-08
For this hot flue gas, the pressure shouldn’t be high, right? A regular transmitter can be installed simply by adding purge air. The temperature for measuring oil pressure is too high; I can’t think of anything suitable. Let other sea friends take a look.

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