Used a U tube manometer every work day, as a gas fitter / 1st responder for the gas utility in STL (35 years). U tube manometers were always used over the electronic ones , trial attorneys could never argue about the calibration or accuracy.
Hello @davidhd9366 Thank you for your question. As we stated in our video, these devices come in different measurements. Therefore, you should try to understand the one you will use. But here are two links that hopefully will help you understand how these devices work. www.fierceelectronics.com/components/manometer-basics ruclips.net/video/9SQ2FPHCZJk/видео.html
What if Mano meter is designed for air for dust collector. It's just a physical gauge with no liquid. I'm assuming I drill 1/4 inch hole on inlet and 1/4 hole on outlet. Correct?
Hi @Captain_Barrels. Thanks for reaching out. Can you provide more information please? You mention a manometer for a dust collector. Are you using the manometer as part of a system to measure air flow rate? Are you using the manometer in a duct by any chance?
Hey Coopsta33, what a great question! Why not use windshield washer fluid in colder climates? It is usually blue or pink therefore easy to see. If the specific gravity of the washer fluid is the same as the original manometer fluid, pressure interpretation would be exactly the same.
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Thanks, Sir, Helpful and it feel nice that people are there to share their knowledge.
Thanks and welcome!
Used a U tube manometer every work day, as a gas fitter / 1st responder for the gas utility in STL (35 years). U tube manometers were always used over the electronic ones , trial attorneys could never argue about the calibration or accuracy.
So helpful! Been trying to figure out what this thing on my spray booth does and now I know!
Happy learning, Braden!
Finally i understand where did "you tube" come from 😌
Thanks so much prof. ❤ ur better than my physics teacher 👌❤😅
Wow! That's amazing, thank you Elie!
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youtube is in the business of manometers :)
Great vid. It helped me to understand this topic more.
Awesome, thank you!
Good video..... please make a video on Gas pressure measurement and gas burner as well as the parameters realated to Gas burner fired furnace...
Hi Alpesh!
Thanks for your comment and your suggestion. I will pass this on to our course developers!
Thanks for sharing and happy learning!
Good job pro keep going
Thank you!
Great video
Good explanation
Thanks a lot!
Could you please explain how to read the scale correctly in manometry as the cross section of the tube can affect the height difference of the liquid?
Hello @davidhd9366 Thank you for your question. As we stated in our video, these devices come in different measurements. Therefore, you should try to understand the one you will use. But here are two links that hopefully will help you understand how these devices work.
www.fierceelectronics.com/components/manometer-basics
ruclips.net/video/9SQ2FPHCZJk/видео.html
Very nice video and informative as well.
Thanks!
Well explained
Thank you, Mohammad!
What if Mano meter is designed for air for dust collector. It's just a physical gauge with no liquid. I'm assuming I drill 1/4 inch hole on inlet and 1/4 hole on outlet. Correct?
Hi @Captain_Barrels. Thanks for reaching out. Can you provide more information please? You mention a manometer for a dust collector. Are you using the manometer as part of a system to measure air flow rate? Are you using the manometer in a duct by any chance?
What about using windshield washer fluid for working in colder climate?
Hey Coopsta33, what a great question! Why not use windshield washer fluid in colder climates? It is usually blue or pink therefore easy to see. If the specific gravity of the washer fluid is the same as the original manometer fluid, pressure interpretation would be exactly the same.
Thanks
You're very welcome!
Still use these when we test pneumatic released pilot valves in the sprinkler system.
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the explanition was accurate hehee
Glad to hear that!
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Its the start of flud mechanics all over again ‼️
The Manometer is elegantly simple; the Womanometer however...
good video. please provide indonesian translation in each video
Tenks 🙏🙏
Hi Yunus,
Thanks for your comment! We currently only provide our course videos in English, you are always able to turn on the English subtitles as that might make it a bit easier for you.
Our apologies for any inconvenience!
Happy learning!