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Bourdon tube pressure gauges are used for the measurement of relative pressures from 0.8 ... 100,000 psi. They are classified as mechanical pressure measuring instruments and operate without any electrical power.
Standard Bourdon tube pressure gauge
These Bourdon tube pressure gauges are suitable for liquid or gaseous media, which are not highly viscous or crystallising, so long as they do not attack copper alloy parts. The measuring range covers 0.6 ... 1,000 bar.
Advantages and Disadvantages of Bourdon Tube
There are several advantages of the bourdon tube pressure gauge, which makes it easier to use in industrial and domestic applications.
The result of the bourdon tube is accurate.
They are simple in construction.
The cost of the bourdon tube pressure gauge is low.
They are easy to install and use for high-pressure measurement applications.
They have high repeatability.
Despite being several advantages, the bourdon tube pressure gauge has some limitations. Such as,
They respond slowly to changes in pressure
They are subjected to hysteresis.
They are sensitive to shocks and vibrations.
Amplification is a must as the displacement of the free end of the bourdon tube is low.
Bourdon tube pressure gauges are used for the measurement of relative pressures from 0.8 ... 100,000 psi. They are classified as mechanical pressure measuring instruments and operate without any electrical power.
Standard Bourdon tube pressure gauge
These Bourdon tube pressure gauges are suitable for liquid or gaseous media, which are not highly viscous or crystallising, so long as they do not attack copper alloy parts. The measuring range covers 0.6 ... 1,000 bar.
Advantages and Disadvantages of Bourdon Tube
There are several advantages of the bourdon tube pressure gauge, which makes it easier to use in industrial and domestic applications.
The result of the bourdon tube is accurate.
They are simple in construction.
The cost of the bourdon tube pressure gauge is low.
They are easy to install and use for high-pressure measurement applications.
They have high repeatability.
Despite being several advantages, the bourdon tube pressure gauge has some limitations. Such as,
They respond slowly to changes in pressure
They are subjected to hysteresis.
They are sensitive to shocks and vibrations.
Amplification is a must as the displacement of the free end of the bourdon tube is low.
