Manometer on stand

Uses

• ressure Measurement: The primary function of a manometer is to measure the pressure of gases or liquids. It can be used to gauge atmospheric pressure, vacuum pressure, or pressure in gas cylinders.
• Calibration: Manometers can be used for calibrating pressure gauges and other pressure measurement devices, ensuring accurate readings in various applications.
• Vacuum Systems: In experiments involving vacuum systems, manometers help monitor the vacuum levels, which is crucial for processes like distillation or freeze-drying.
• Fluid Dynamics Experiments: They are often used in fluid mechanics experiments to measure pressure differences in various setups, aiding in the study of fluid flow and behavior.
• Research and Development: Manometers are essential in research settings for experiments that require precise pressure control and monitoring, such as chemical reactions under pressure.
• Safety Monitoring: In laboratories that handle gases, manometers can help ensure that pressures remain within safe limits, preventing accidents and equipment failures.
• Teaching Tool: They can serve as an educational tool to demonstrate principles of pressure, buoyancy, and fluid statics in a classroom or lab setting.