The pressure gauge (instrument) indicates an overload condition
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If the pressure gauge (instrument) indicates an overrange condition (the actual pressure is also above the range that the instrument can measure), could this cause damage to the instrument? Will it return to 0?
It will not return to zero, and it will damage the instrument
Going beyond the range will cause the pointer to get disrupted; it is recommended to use a range that is larger.
The elastic element has exceeded its limits; even if it rebounds, it will not be accurate
Change the gauge; it’s out of range, which shortens its lifespan. The operating range of the pressure gauge should be 1.5 times the process pressure
Use a pressure gauge with a range equal to 1.5 times the process pressure