What is absolute pressure
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Answer / ibrahim_mahmoud
absolute pressure = gauge pressure + unity or atmospheric
pressure
gauge pressure is used in life
absolute mostly in charts (e.g P-H charts )
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Absolute pressure is zero referenced against a perfect
vacuum, so it is equal to gauge pressure plus atmospheric
pressure......Although no pressure is an absolute quantity,
everyday pressure measurements, such as for tire pressure,
are usually made relative to ambient(atmospheric) air pressure.
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