Absolute pressure-Gauge pressure Converter
User Guide
The tool will calculate gauge pressure by subtracting atmospheric pressure from the absolute reference pressure reading you enter.
It will convert any combination of pressure units for each pressure value.
Pabs-absolute pressure
Enter the absolute reference pressure. Then directly select the associated pressure unit below.Pbaro-atmospheric pressure
Enter the atmospheric pressure and select the relevant pressure unit directly below.
The atmospheric pressure should be measured at the same position and time as the absolute reference pressure.
Pressure gauge-gauge pressure
The table reference pressure is calculated by subtracting the atmospheric pressure from the absolute reference pressure.
This reference pressure will appear once the desired pressure unit is selected directly below.
Relationship between absolute pressure and gauge pressure
1. Gauge pressure:
Gauge pressure refers to pipeline pressure. Refers to the pressure measured with pressure gauges, vacuum gauges, U-shaped tubes and other instruments. Also called relative pressure.
The "gauge pressure" starts from atmospheric pressure and the symbol is Pg.
2. Absolute pressure:
The pressure directly acting on the surface of the container or object. Called "absolute pressure".
The absolute pressure value takes absolute vacuum as the starting point. The symbol is PABS (ABS is a subscript).
3. Relationship:
The absolute pressure actually refers to the gauge pressure plus the local atmospheric pressure (usually adding one standard atmospheric pressure can be 101.3Kpa).
Absolute pressure = gauge pressure + one atmosphere
If it is MPa unit
Absolute pressure = gauge pressure + 0.1MPa
Gauge pressure = absolute pressure-atmospheric pressure
Vacuum degree = atmospheric pressure-absolute pressure
The pressure measured based on absolute vacuum is absolute pressure;
The pressure measured based on atmospheric pressure is gauge pressure or vacuum degree.
G behind the pressure means gauge pressure, and A means absolute pressure.
Gauge pressure g=gauge refers to the pressure indication of the pressure gauge on the system. It can also be simply understood as putting a pressure gauge under atmospheric pressure, and the pressure gauge displays zero at this time. The gauge pressure at this time is displayed as 0. If the pressure of this gauge pressure rises, the rising value is the gauge pressure.
Absolute pressure a=absolute, which is expressed as absolute pressure.
Simply understand, absolute pressure is atmospheric pressure + gauge pressure.
Simply understand, under atmospheric pressure, the gauge pressure is 0, and the absolute pressure is 1.013bar.