Computer · Fluid Mechanics
A Bourdon gauge measures the pressure at a point relative to:
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- 1The standard atmospheric pressure and not relative to absolute zero pressure
- 2The absolute zero pressure and not relative to the local atmospheric pressure
- 3Standard atmospheric pressure and not relative to local atmospheric pressure
- 4The local atmospheric pressure and not relative to the standard atmospheric pressure✓
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The local atmospheric pressure and not relative to the standard atmospheric pressure
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