Absolute pressure, Gauge pressure, Atmospheric pressure Explained. Absolute pressure Gauge. English

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what is Absolute pressure, Gauge pressure, Atmospheric pressure.
Absolute pressure Gauge.
Absolute pressure is a pressure that is relative to the zero pressure in the empty, air-free space of the universe. The difference between the two measurements is relatively easily clarified: in a gauge pressure measurement, it is always the difference from the current ambient pressure that is measured. However, this pressure changes with the weather and the height above sea level. An absolute pressure measurement measures the difference from the ideal or absolute vacuum.
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Imagine 2 balloons...1 at ground level and the other on top of a mountain...
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When altitude increases, air pressure decrease and vice versa..
So the ground balloon when taken to the top does not have much pressure exerted on it and hence grows bigger in size...the opposite happens to the mountain balloon when bought to the ground.
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Absolute pressure means zero pressure?

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