Differential pressure sensor
Wireless differential pressure sensor: gas laws, lung breathing model, Venturi effect, liquid manometer.
Wireless digital sensor for measuring the pressure difference between two points. It supports six experiments: measuring the pressure difference between vessels when gas flows, studying Boyle’s law during gas compression, demonstrating the operating principle of a U-shaped liquid manometer, studying exhaled air pressure using a lung model, observing the Venturi effect when air moves through a constriction, and experiments on gas laws and the basics of aerodynamics.
- Measuring the pressure difference between two vessels when gas flows.
- Study of the Boyle-Mariotte law through pressure changes during gas compression.
- Demonstration of the operating principle of a U-shaped liquid pressure gauge.
- Investigating exhaled air pressure and a model of lung ventilation.
- Observation of the pressure difference when air moves through a constriction (Venturi effect).
- Educational experiments on gas laws and basics of aerodynamics.
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