Residual pressure
Barometric corrections
Article REF: K64 V1
Residual pressure
Barometric corrections

Author : Paul RIÉTY

Publication date: January 10, 1987 | Lire en français

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5. Residual pressure

The part of the barometer tube above the upper meniscus is assumed to be perfectly evacuated. In fact, this space is at least filled with mercury vapour, at a pressure equal to the saturation vapour pressure p s . This, expressed in pascals, is given by the following empirical formula [8] : lgps=10,16213204T

where T is the thermodynamic temperature expressed in kelvin. For temperatures close to room temperature (20°C), this pressure is of the order of a few tenths of a pascal, or a few...

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