function of manometer
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In a sealed-tube manometer, the pressure reference is a vacuum, or zero absolute pressure. The most common form of a sealed-tube manometer is the conventional mercury barometer used to measure atmospheric pressure. A manometer can be designed to directly measure absolute pressure.
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In a sealed-tube manometer , the pressure
reference is a vacuum, or zero absolute
pressure. The most common form of a
sealed-tube manometer is the conventional
mercury barometer used to measure
atmospheric pressure. A manometer can
be designed to directly measure absolute
pressure
reference is a vacuum, or zero absolute
pressure. The most common form of a
sealed-tube manometer is the conventional
mercury barometer used to measure
atmospheric pressure. A manometer can
be designed to directly measure absolute
pressure
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