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how to calculate hysterisis

10/17/2009 11:28 PM

How to calculate hysteresis from pressure gauge reading
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Re: how to calculate hysterisis

10/18/2009 6:06 AM

Only if you have a calibration rig applying accurate pressures in up an down going.

The difference between the values on the gage in the 2 directions are the hysteresis.

With the gae alone not possible.
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