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【Daily Question】Advanced Processing 20160803 Fill-in-the-blank: Reasons why the pressure gauge pointer remains stationary at the “zero position”. . . . . .

2016-08-03View Original

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To boost popularity and enhance technical exchanges among sea enthusiasts, 【One Question per Day】 is launched. Participation earns 4 points of wealth! 10 wealth points as a reward for correct answers or in-depth discussions! :Lol fill-in-the-blank: The gauge pointer remains stationary at the “zero position”; possible reasons include ( ), ( ), ( ). Answer: The gauge pointer remains at the “zero” position; possible reasons for this include (clogged pressure transfer tubes and valves), (a damaged gauge), or (the gauge’s valve not being opened). ============================= ☛[Haichuan Official Account] “Daily Recommendations” activity for various sections: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1603884-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Chemical Forum)
Reply #22016-08-03
1. The pressure gauge is broken. 2. The pressure in the pipeline is low or non-existent. 3. There is a blockage, preventing proper display
Reply #32016-08-03
(The valve is not open), (The valve, pressure gauge connection tube, or trap is blocked), (The pointer is loose from the central shaft or stuck)
Reply #42016-08-03
Pressure tap is blocked, gauge is malfunctioning; no pressure or negative pressure
Reply #52016-08-03
The valve is not open; the valve, pressure gauge connection tube, or trap is blocked; the pointer is loose from the central shaft or stuck.
Reply #62016-08-03
The pressure gauge is broken, the needle valve is not open, and the pressure here is at atmospheric level
Reply #72016-08-03
The valve before the pressure gauge is not open; there is no pressure, and the pressure gauge is damaged
Reply #82016-08-03
There is no pressure inside the pipe; the pressure inside is lower than the lowest value indicated by the pressure gauge, and the pressure gauge is damaged
Reply #92016-08-03
The pressure relief valve is not in use or is blocked; the pressure gauge is faulty, and there is no flow in the pipeline ahead of the gauge
Reply #102016-08-03
1. No pressure. 2. The pressure range of the pressure gauge is too large. 3. The pressure is too high, causing the pointer to reach its maximum value and then stop functioning

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