How does a diaphragm seal work?

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www.budenberg.co.uk/blog/what-is-a-diaphragm-gauge-and-how-does-it-work
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A diaphragm pressure gauge or 'Chemical Seal' is an instrument normally used to measure the pressure of toxic, corrosive, and fibrous media. If a standard pressure gauge were to be used it would be damaged, become clogged, or would have a reduced life expectancy, if allowed to enter the sensitive mechanism and materials within the instrument.
The diaphragm can also be used to measure atmospheric pressure, the pressure within a gas canister, or to measure a vacuum.
It is different from the standard bourdon pressure gauge in that it does not have a small inlet hole and does not allow the process media to enter the pressure gauge.
0:00 Intro
0:16 How a diaphragm seal works
2:00 Environments in which diaphragm seals are used
2:20 Main uses for diaphragm seals
3:37 Welded diaphragm seals
4:50 Clamped diaphragm seals
5:48 Selecting a diaphragm seal
6:25 Budenberg Ultra-Safe diaphragm seal