Q1: Can a bellows pressure gauge be used to measure liquid media?
A: Mainly used for measuring gas micropressure and low pressure; it is not recommended for measuring liquids. Liquid entering the membrane box cavity can easily cause internal corrosion and zero drift; It is recommended to use diaphragm or spring tube pressure gauges for measuring liquid media.
Q2: Why is the range of the bellows pressure gauge so small? Can it measure high pressure?
A: The membrane box is a thin-walled pressure-sensing element, only suitable for micro pressure and low pressure. High pressure can cause permanent deformation of the membrane box and instrument failure; Please use a spring tube pressure gauge for high-pressure conditions.
Q3: How to choose between a regular diaphragm box and a stainless steel diaphragm box pressure gauge?
A: The ordinary diaphragm box overcurrent component is made of copper alloy, suitable for dry and non-corrosive gases; If there is weakly corrosive gas and a humid environment, a stainless steel diaphragm box pressure gauge can be directly selected to improve the anti-corrosion service life.
Q4: What are the reasons for the pointer not returning to zero and inaccurate measurement?
A: Main causes: overpressure impact, corrosive gas corroding the membrane box, frequent pressure fluctuations. Do not overload, choose stainless steel for corrosive media, regularly check the zero point, and replace the instrument immediately when the membrane box is severely deformed.
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