Piezometer , U - tube manometer , Micromanometer
Piezometer :
- It is one of the simplest from of manometer .
- It consists of a glass tube , inserted in the wall of a container or of a pipe .
- The rube extends vertically upward to such a height that liquid can freely rise in it without overflowing .
- The Pressure at any point in the liquid is indicated by the height of the liquid in the tube above that point.
- the Pressure at point a is given by P = (rho) *g*h
where:
rho = density of the given liquid in the tube ,
g = acceleration gravity
h = height of the liquid in the tube .
U-tube manometer :
- it consist of a U-shaped glass tube , the one end of which is connected to a point at which pressure is to be measured and the other end remain open at the atmosphere .
- the u-shaped of the tube enables the manometer to measure pressure of both liquid and gases with same instrument .
- the tube is filled with the fluid called as manometric fluid ( reference fluid ) .
- the fluid whose pressure is to be measured should be lighter i.e. it should have a mass density less then that of the manometric fluid .
P = (rho)*g*h
where :
rho = density of the reference fluid .
g = acceleration gravity
h = height of liquid in the tube .
Single Column manometer ( Micromanometer ) :
- it is modified form of a u-tube manometer .
- there is one reservoir with large cross-sectional area about 100 times as compared to the area of glass tube .
- One limb of glass tube is connected with the reservoir and another limb of glass tube is open at atmosphere .
- Pressure is measured at a point in the fluid by connecting the manometer with the container filled with liquid whose pressure is to be measured . ( light liquid ) . rise of liquid in the tube will provide the pressure head .
Vertical single column manometer :
X - initial level of heavy liquid .
Y - level of heavy liquid after connecting to the liquid .
P = h2(rho2)g - h1(rho1)g
Inclined single column manometer :
X - initial level of heavy liquid
Y - level of heavy liquid after connecting to the liquid .
P = sin0 X (rho2)g - h1(rho1)g
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