The difference between pressure resistance and static pressure
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Static pressure is the pressure of the fluid in a pipe when there is no flow. For example, in a residential area, if no one is using gas in the early hours of the night, the pressure of the stationary fluid within the pipes at that time is the static pressure. 1 The pressure generated by a fluid when it is at rest. 2 The pressure generated by a fluid in motion, perpendicular to the direction of its flow. The gauge pressure value measured in a 3-fluid system, unaffected by flow velocity. The pressure rating is the maximum pressure that the transmitter can withstand; exceeding this pressure may damage the internal structure of the transmitter
Oh, is the poster conducting hydrostatic tests on cups and bottles?