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How the sensor determines gauge pressure
We own a few of the high temperature pressure sensors for steam/fuel oil, configured to read gauge pressure between -1 to 3 bar. We are currently troubleshooting and were wondering how the sensor determines gauge pressure. Does the sensor have a zero-value of standard atmospheric pressure at sea level (i.e., 1 bar abs)? Or, does the sensor zero itself based on the local atmospheric pressure? Since the pressure in Albuquerque is about 18% less than at sea level, we are reading 0 bar gauge when open to the atmosphere, when we were expecting to read something like -0.18 bar. This is fine if so, we just want to confirm so we set up our measurements correctly. I just want to know how the sensors determine the zero-level for pressure. Is it a fixed value (i.e., 1 bar abs) or is it based off of local pressure (i.e., less than sea level at higher elevations).
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Carleb
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Date:
16/10/2024
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In high altitude areas, the pressure value is affected by the plateau and will be slightly higher. But please refer to the pressure value displayed by the sensor. If the pressure value displayed is 0, it means 0 pressure.
Inquire for your material
Hello, I am looking at ATO's High Temperature Pressure Sensory for Steam/Fuel Oil. In the specification sheet under ""Material"" there is a sealing material listed (FKM, EPDM, NBR). Does this material come in contact with the fluid being measured?
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Ivana
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Date:
21/02/2024
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The inside of the sensor is filled with silicone oil, but the sealing material does Not come into contact with the fluid being measured.
The parts in contact with the medium are sealed with threads. If you are worried about leakage, you can wrap the threads with thread seal tape.
If the pressure sensor will work for my application?
I am interested in measuring vacuum pressure of a process that will operate between 10 torr and 200 torr. My gas will be a mix of steam and carbon dioxide. This gas temperature will be up to 250 degrees. I may also have pure methane, pure oxygen, or a mixture of the two, but this gas will not be hot.
I am looking at https://www.ato.com/high-temperature-pressure-sensor. Please let me know if the 0-10 kPa absolute pressure sensor will work for my application.
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judy
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Date:
06/06/2023
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Do you still need explosion protection? We can provide customization.
Regarding temperature heat dissipation, we can provide seven heat sinks and elbows, which will work for your application, no problem.
The heat sink can be selected directly on the website, and the elbow needs to be added additionally.
Can this pressure sensor measure 200°C oil?
Thanks for the information.
But we could however use these sensor to measure the pressure of the thermal oil, which is limited in temperature to 200°C?
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coty
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Date:
06/04/2023
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We recommend that the measured medium is around 200°C, and the sensor needs 7 heat sinks.
If it exceeds 200°C, we recommend that you use an elbow to dissipate heat.
The pressure sensor is working great on my car
After my calibration the pressure sensor started working properly, I installed the pressure sensor on my race car a month ago, but so far so good, I give it 5 stars.
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Raymond
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Date:
16/01/2023
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I bought 2 sensors of these, and both work as they should. Pretty Accurate for what I am using for. And it's very affordable. I will order more of this pressure sensor.
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Mailot
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Date:
06/11/2022
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Awesome high temperature pressure sensor
This high temperature pressure sensor is awesome. I've tested the sensors, and the results are stable. I believe it will be of great help to my work.
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Colleen
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Date:
09/06/2022
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I bought 3 pressure sensors and they worked fantastic for the price point. I couldn't be happier. So far they have worked great. Both oil and fuel pressure. I would highly recommend this to anyone.
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Colleen
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Date:
17/03/2022
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It was so worth it. Once off the new one was easy to install. Oil pressure went straight to normal. It's has worked great and I'd recommend this pressure sensor again.
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Drew
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Date:
16/03/2022
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Economical and practical high temperature pressure sensor
This is exactly the economical and practical high temperature pressure sensor I am looking for. It can measure pressure perfectly at high temperatures. It is exactly what I want. I recommend it to friends who need it.
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Pavlovic
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Date:
27/09/2021
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