Which type of field pressure gauge should be used to measure steam?
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What model is it? Prepare a plan. Is Y150 with a copper core and 4MPa sufficient?
A regular pressure gauge will do as long as the pressure rating is appropriate
There are no special requirements for this; as long as the temperature and pressure levels are met, that should be sufficient
For the y-100, a regular Bourdon tube pressure gauge will suffice....
The selection of pressure gauges should be based on the requirements of the manufacturing process. When selecting a pressure gauge for measuring steam, temperature resistance is a key factor to consider: 1. Copper-connected pressure gauges can withstand temperatures up to 70 degrees, while those made of stainless steel can handle temperatures up to 150 degrees. 2. It is necessary to install accessories such as condensation coils (buffer tubes) and stop valves. A buffer tube should be installed at the lower end of the pressure gauge; it transmits pressure through steam condensate, preventing hot steam from entering the gauge directly and damaging it.
A regular pressure gauge will suffice; a condensation elbow needs to be installed.
A regular pressure gauge that meets its temperature and pressure requirements will suffice; a condensation elbow must be installed during setup.