when we r measuring very low pressure :: mmWC
and measuring high pr. :: kg/cm2/bar/psi... ok
for example we r measuring like boiler furnaces
pressure(draft) i.e very low pr.(250mmWC) so we r measuring
in mmWC, and when we r calibrating the transmitters (flow
and level) that time also we r calling transmitters range
also mmWC ok
here note the point is 10,000 mmWC = 1 Kg/cm2 then
1mmwc=0.0001kg/cm2 ok
Mostly both are units of pressure. when we measure the very
low pressure than it is expressed in mmwc else higher
pressures are measured in kg/cm2. low pressure can also be
used for but the error in values will be more.
Basically 10000 mmwc is 1 kg/cm2 a.
First of all using kg/cm2 for pressure is absoltely
wrong.pressure is force per unit area and unit of force is
newton, so pressure unit is N/cm2 and not kg/cm2.MMwc is
used for low pressure measurement and N/cm2 is used for
high pressure measurement.
Mostly both are units of pressure. when we measure the very
low pressure than it is expressed in mmwc else higher
pressures are measured in kg/cm2. low pressure can also be
used for but the error in values will be more.
Basically 10000 mmwc is 1 kg/cm2 a.
Mostly both are units of pressure. when we measure the very
low pressure than it is expressed in mmwc else higher
pressures are measured in kg/cm2. low pressure can also be
used for but the error in values will be more.
Basically 10000 mmwc is 1 kg/cm2 a.In thermal power plant mmwc is most useful in boiler side.
both r units of pressure itself..but when the system is in
vacuum then the pressure measured in mmwc and the positive
pressure measured by kg/cm2.so for low pressure mmwc used
and for high pressure kg/cm2 is used..
both r units for pressure,.but,mmwc(millimeter water column)is
very low pressure means less than zero.here, 10000mmwc=1kg/cm2.we may consider the mmwc as vaccum.
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