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Difference between u tube manometer and differential manometer

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Answered by mayasmith
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Pressure measuring devices using liquid columns in vertical or inclined tubes are called manometers. One of the most common is the water filled u-tube manometer used to measure pressure difference in pitot or orifices located in the airflow in air handling or ventilation system.....
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A differential manometer is a device that measures the difference in pressure between two places. Differential manometers can range from devices simple enough to be built at home to complex digital equipment.
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Answered by jitekumar4201
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U Tube Manometer

This manometer is effectively developed. It comprises of a container of glass bowed into a U shape. It is then loaded up with a liquid. The thickness of the liquid directs the scope of weights that can be estimated. The two parts of the bargains are pressure ports. On the off chance that one port is left open to the climate and the other port is associated with the strain to be estimated, the gadget goes about as a measure pressure meter. On the off chance that the two ports are associated with two distinctive obscure weights, the instrument goes about as a differential weight measure.

Differential Manometer

The manometer is a wet meter which implies that the liquid whose weight is being estimated is gotten contact with another liquid, for instance mercury, which is uprooted to show the weight. Mercury can be utilized in light of the fact that it has a high thickness thus the manometer size is limited. From the change table over 1 bar compares to 0.75m of Hg though from the model over, a segment of water 10m is high is equivalent to 1 bar. Contrasted with water, an a lot littler section of mercury is expected to gauge pressure.  

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