How A Pressure Gauge Works

Ever wonder how a pressure gauge works or why some gauges are liquid filled? In this episode of the Kodiak Classroom, you'll get to see the internal parts of a pressure gauge and learn the fundamentals of how it works. We'll be using an Ashcroft 1279 gauge during this video. For a full list of the gauges Kodiak Controls distributes and/or manufactures, please visit kodiakcontrols....

[@sonnco]

What an exceptional instructional. Thank you.

[@DWALTERS41]

Fantastically explained. Thank you!

[@awsaljuaid8669]

This is really helpful..
Thanks!

[@njjj3338]

How do you calibrate the small one at the end of the video? Mine does not stay on zero after I dropped it.

[@edwardli1200]

Great Presentation

[@Kodiakcontrols]

Thanks Edward. We appreciate it.

[@markgreenmoore]

Would it be the same kind of gauge inside a divers wrist computer?

[@yeya7354]

great explanation thanks

[@muradali3050]

thannks Great Presentation

[@HritwRaje]

Thank you.

[@wilardjacalan1909]

why Amplification is a must as the displacement of the free end of the bourdon tube is low?

[@josedominguez9197]

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[@rajandrew]

Can you send me the transcript, please? I want to use it in my class room.
Thanks,

[@kajolahammed]

thanks boss

[@kumarar745]

Nice

[@abbas1967]

How to calibrate zero-span gauge ?

[@mohammedriswan821]

Why atmospheric pressure is not shown by pressure gauge in the rest

[@dineshswami9255]

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[@paperarmory1292]

how does the pressure cause the tube to straighten?

[@prathketheeswaran3141]

The bourdon tube cannot expand so the pressure increases and then the particles keep colliding with the inner surface of the tube which allows it to straighten.

[@mi2hun]

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