Many applications use Δp for indirect volume flow measurement - for example in ventilation systems, VAV systems or air ducts.
The basis is:
V = k - √Δp
A square-rooted output that already forms the square root internally can be useful for this. This reduces the computational effort in the DDC and improves the control quality.
This is a real advantage, especially in VAV systems.
Zero point stability & long-term behavior
The zero point is particularly critical for differential pressure sensors in the low pressure range. Even slight mechanical or thermal changes can lead to offset shifts.
That is why our devices have:
- Automatic or manual zero point calibration
- Temperature-compensated measuring cells
- Sturdy housing construction
This ensures reproducible measurement results - even in continuous operation.