Hi,
We inherited a set of pressure equipment of which there were some analog pressure gauges (0-30psi) resolution of 1psi. These gauges were sent for calibration and the results showed 0.5psi error in 1 of the nominal input pressure. In our usage, any readings that is above a marking will be round off to the next marking's value. Would this gauge's calibration results be considered acceptable under these conditions? Is there a industrial standard that provide guideline on handling this type of gauge errors?
Besides this, are gauges with no EN837 indication reliable to use?
Appreciate any thoughts to share on this. Thanks/
We inherited a set of pressure equipment of which there were some analog pressure gauges (0-30psi) resolution of 1psi. These gauges were sent for calibration and the results showed 0.5psi error in 1 of the nominal input pressure. In our usage, any readings that is above a marking will be round off to the next marking's value. Would this gauge's calibration results be considered acceptable under these conditions? Is there a industrial standard that provide guideline on handling this type of gauge errors?
Besides this, are gauges with no EN837 indication reliable to use?
Appreciate any thoughts to share on this. Thanks/
