Measurement of pressure in ammonia reactor is done by __________________?

Correct answer: A. Bourdon gauge

  • A. Bourdon gauge
  • B. U-tube manometer
  • C. Inclined tube manometer
  • D. Pirani gauge

Explanation

A Bourdon gauge is a robust mechanical instrument for measuring the relatively high pressures encountered in an ammonia reactor. U-tube and inclined manometers are generally used for lower pressure differences, while a Pirani gauge measures vacuum through thermal conductivity.

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