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PSIG is psi Gauge, i.e. does not include air pressure. PSID is psi differential, checks for delta-P across things like filters, pumps, etc.

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Water pressure can be measured in PSI is ther any other way?

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What term is more commonly use in refrigeration psia or psig?

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