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Annubar

01/17/2013 4:05 AM

how an annubar sensing the DP? how HP and LP side of the meter can identify

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Re: Annubar

01/17/2013 7:41 AM

Welcome to the forum. We are going to need a better defined question to be able to provide an answer.

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Re: Annubar

01/17/2013 7:41 AM

One of the best ways is to look in the manual that came with it.

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Re: Annubar

01/17/2013 8:12 AM

It senses the high pressure on the high side and the low pressure on the low side and reports the difference.

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Re: Annubar

01/19/2013 4:04 PM

The annubar is a flow restricting device that provides differential pressures that can be applied to some kind of transducer that provides a scaled readout.

What were you thinking?

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01/19/2013 6:02 PM
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Re: Annubar

01/23/2013 3:09 PM

It's what you don't see that makes it work.

Although it looks like a square tube with holes on both sides what you do not see is that there is a web or wall inside the tube that divides and seals the upstream side from the downstream side.

The upstream side is facing the oncoming flow and the downstream side is facing away from the flow direction. The flowing fluid has to speed up a tiny bit to move around the obstruction ( annubar ) causing the slight drop in pressure.

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