Pressure gauge movement can have a much better vibrating wear character with a suitable spring in place of movement link. When the mass of spring is large like a Bourdon tube, however, this improvement effect is small. The spring should be light and a few times as hard as Bourdon tube. Better wear character will be obtained with weaker spring. In this case, however, pressure gauge's normal frequency
F0 drops too, resulting in reducing the range of use. It is pointed out once again that a lighter pointer has an advantage, because it raises
F0. More care should be paid to the frequency
Fc, it to be called “Critical Frequency”,
F0, 3
F0, 5
F0, etc. It is not good to measure the dynamic pressure near the “Critical Frequency” of pressure gauge, because if it is done, resonance occurs, pointer is wildly vibrated and accordingly gear teeth are rapidly worn off.
F0 is approximately 1000 cpm or less in general.
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