what is meaning of static pressure
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Answer / naveed iqbal buttf
we give equal pressure both side of the transmitter (high
side and low side )for 24 hour to status of transmitter
that is called static pressuere.
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Answer / jawed akhtar
When the fluid is in equilibrium,the pressure at a particular
point is identical in all directions and independent of
orientation.This is called "static pressure".
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Answer / carl_ellis
Static pressure is the line pressure (gauge or absolute) at
the high port when measuring a differential pressure.
Static pressure affects the DP measurement (with current
technologies) at pressures greater than 1,000 psig (69barg).
Some commercial DP transmitters (Honeywell and Yokogawa)
use an absolute pressure sensor sensing the high side port
pressure which is used to correct for static pressure error
when static pressure is greater than 1,000 psig.
A separate calculation for static pressure error is provided
for DP transmitters (by the major vendors) as part of a
total uncertainty calculation.
Multivariable transmitters (a DP transmitter with a
temperature sensor and an absolute static pressure sensor)
use the same technique of measuring (absolute) static line
pressure for calculating inferred mass flow for gases.
Carl Ellis
Measure First
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Answer / salim akhter ansari jamshedpur
i am agree to Mr.Naveed Iqbal Butt
Static pressure is the pressure which is not moving or flowing and that has not kinetic energy and Velocity
in flow line flow is passing the way rest of orifice but the area of restricted by orifice the flow is not passing and flowing although it is exerting force on rest side of pipe this is called Static Pressure.
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