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With various types of pressure sensors on the market, there are various applications in your facility. Almost every asset can use one! The following are some examples of common uses of pressure sensors:

1. Application in science and technology industry

The rise of high-tech equipment paves the way for high-precision manufacturing. Precision measurement needs to keep up with the production process that is improving every day. Air flow measurement, clean room, laser system and so on need pressure sensors that can make more sensitive measurements.

2. Manufacturing application

The manufacturing process requires manipulation of fluids, such as those in hydraulic and pneumatic systems. Pressure sensors detect any anomalies in these systems-constantly checking for leaks, compression problems and any signs of potential failure.

3, pipeline or hydraulic hose pressure

Pipelines or hydraulic systems can operate under extreme pressure. For example, the operating pressure of natural gas pipelines is usually 200 to 1500 psi. Another example is a steel wire braided hydraulic hose with a typical working pressure of 6000 psi. Pressure sensors can help ensure that these systems operate below their limits to maintain an acceptable safety factor.

4, electronic transmitter setting specification

Monitoring the pressure readings throughout the facility can ensure that the standards are met. This applies not only to production standards, but also to safety standards. Electronic transmitters allow data to be sent at remote locations in the facility.

5, low to high vacuum pressure

Vacuum technology is the backbone of some of the most advanced industrial and scientific processes. It is used in composite molding production, semiconductor processing, flight instrument manufacturing and various medical applications. Such a process may require a special pressure sensor to allow vacuum pressure measurement up to 10,000 psi.

6, energy-saving applications

The earliest application of pressure sensor is related to the environment, especially in weather forecast. Today, these environmental applications can be extended to include energy conservation. Pressure measuring equipment can also be used in emission testing, pollution equipment and wind management systems.