Chris Elmore wrote: ~ >Paul, > As long as the area for exhausting the gas is larger than the >area feeding the gas you should maintain an ambient pressure around >the sensor. This would not be the case if the flow was great enough >that resistance around the exhaust ports caused a back pressure. >Certainly there may be micro-changes in pressure as you would get >with any compressible fluid flow but these are not great enough to >be significant. The sensors aren't designed for use above 1atm and >by keeping the flow reasonable and using a vented adapter the area >around the sensor stays at ambient pressure. Unless you're blasting >gas through the line the error from pressure is negligible. >C. Chris, I'd love to believe you, because it means I can use a cheaper and smaller setup. However, I hope you don't feel offended by my asking for more data. This could be serious issue if a mistake is made. I don't have a variety of sensors and flow meters and restrictors at my disposal to check this stuff out. Cheers. -- Paul Braunbehrens mailto:Bakalite@ba*.co* http://www.daw-mac.com Mailing list for digital audio on the mac -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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