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A multiple manometer and piston gages for precision measurements

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g have been repeatedly intercompared and the tech- nique <,f their operation developed, the purpose being twofold:(1) To increase the accuracy of the measurement of pressure as one of the thennodynamic variables, (2) to investigate the reliability of the pi-ton gage as a primary standard instrument. II. DESCRIPTION OF MANOMETERThe 15-bar manometer in its present form, as shown in Figure 1, i~the result of a gradual development extending over a period of The original design, as developed by Dr. Edgar Buckingham, provided foe an instrument for routine laboratory use, made so that MANOMETER PISTON GAGE 1 AIR E3

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