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     Measuring Pressure with Pressure Gauges | 
    
Gauge pressure refers to normal atmospheric pressure. It describes the deviation of the pressure from standard atmospheric pressure and can be measured in various ways, including BAR and PSI. Gauge pressure is a globally used term and can be positive or negative.
The manometer formula measures the pressure in a system relative to atmospheric pressure. According to the manometer formula:
Pg = P - Pa
Pg gauge pressure
      P absolute pressure
      Pa local atmospheric pressure
Including atmospheric pressure, absolute pressure refers to the total pressure within a system
      The gauge pressure is the pressure relative to the atmospheric pressure. It can be positive if
       above atmospheric pressure or negative if below atmospheric pressure
Each type of pressure gauge must be suitable for its specific task and for demanding industrial applications and frequent use.
The following sections explain some of the most common types of pressure gauges in more detail.
 
 
 
 
 
 
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