Diaphragm pressure gauges and diaphragm shock-resistant pressure gauges
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Are diaphragm pressure gauges and diaphragm shock-resistant pressure gauges the same type of pressure gauge? ? ? ?
Is there no silicone oil inside the casing of the diaphragm pressure gauge?
Diaphragm pressure gauges that have hydraulic oil inside them； Diaphragm seismic pressure gauges contain not only hydraulic oil inside, but also silicone oil in the dial. So it’s not the same type of pressure gauge.
No, the casing of the seismic pressure gauge has oil on it
The diaphragm simply means that a diaphragm box is used to come into contact with the medium, while silicone oil is used to transmit pressure to the pointer; shock resistance refers to the use of oil filling in the dial to reduce pointer fluctuations caused by vibrations.
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The diaphragm simply means that a diaphragm box is used to come into contact with the medium, while silicone oil is used to transmit pressure to the pointer; shock resistance refers to the use of oil filling in the dial to reduce pointer fluctuations caused by vibrations. Quoting what was said upstairs: it’s absolutely correct, learned something
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