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Question:

Why can't ordinary pressure gauge be resistant to high temperature?

It is better to explain in principle what parts are not resistant to heat What happens if you measure a high temperature medium? Is it just inaccurate or will there be parts damage?

Answer:

The definition of high temperature is uncertain. You can look at the parameters of the pressure gauge
The general pressure gauge because of environmental requirements, material control, cost of processing technology is adopted for the purpose of different force used in high temperature environments can lead to measurement error has been damaged if the temperature exceeds the pressure gauge, pressure gauge allows too large range of possible accidents.The pressure gauge (English Name: pressure gauge) refers to the elastic element as the sensitive element, measuring and indicating higher than ambient pressure meter is widely used, it almost all the industrial processes and scientific research.The pressure gauge through the sensitive element in the table (Bourdon tube, bellows, bellows) of the elastic deformation, then the conversion mechanism of table movement will transfer to the pointer pressure distortion caused by pointer rotation to show pressure.
The general pressure gauge because it is made of copper and the spring tube welding soldering, the temperature of the medium and the environment must be less than 70 degrees.If more than 70 of soldering come loose, instrument damage (medium leakage).Not only is the problem of uncertainty, the instrument will certainly be damaged, there are security risks!

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