Huib,
I will check these details on the weekend again, because i am very busy the next day´s.
So we can talk about it then next week.
bye
Andreas
Numbers on oil pressure gauge
Re: Numbers on oil pressure gauge
Huib,
if you need yet another suggestion as to your gradation problem, here is mine:
It is quite common in pressure measurement devices to express values in either relative, OR absolute values. What that means in this case is that the 0-25-50 devices measure relative values as compared to the outside pressure which is already at 1 bar (=14.5 psi), whereas the 0-30-60 would then measure absolute values (as compared to void). Pressure meters sometimes have a marking saying either psig (for gauge) or psia (for absolute) to make that distinction.
if you need yet another suggestion as to your gradation problem, here is mine:
It is quite common in pressure measurement devices to express values in either relative, OR absolute values. What that means in this case is that the 0-25-50 devices measure relative values as compared to the outside pressure which is already at 1 bar (=14.5 psi), whereas the 0-30-60 would then measure absolute values (as compared to void). Pressure meters sometimes have a marking saying either psig (for gauge) or psia (for absolute) to make that distinction.
Re: Mmmmmmmmmm?!?!
Hello Huib,
this weekend i have had time to come back to this item.
I have had a check the part and the drawing inside if the manual and it
seems the between the first and the second series is a different.
I wrote about the second series and there i can say that it works like
I wrote in my first mail.
If you have other information please contact me again
bye and best regards
Andreas
this weekend i have had time to come back to this item.
I have had a check the part and the drawing inside if the manual and it
seems the between the first and the second series is a different.
I wrote about the second series and there i can say that it works like
I wrote in my first mail.
If you have other information please contact me again
bye and best regards
Andreas