Level migration
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When the level indicated by the on-site level gauge differs from that indicated by the remote-level gauge, how should the remote-level gauge value be adjusted based on the on-site level? For example, the current on-site liquid level is 40%, while the remote-transmitted liquid level is 60%; the measurement range of the remote transmitter is 0~20 Kpa. How can I calculate it to directly find the amount that needs to be migrated? It’s so embarrassing to keep around 475 and try to act like everything’s fine:L
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2018-7-25 07:18. In general, for migration, the clock (or new clock) is prepared in advance for migration; once it’s installed, it can be used right away. Due to this large measurement error, we have previously often adjusted the zero point of the gauge on-site, but this is definitely not appropriate. For range transfer, it is first necessary to determine the densities of the medium being measured and the isolation fluid. Although the migration formula given below appears to be independent of the density of the medium under test, if the density of that medium is not known accurately, the range setting will be incorrect, and as a result the measurement outcomes will certainly also be inaccurate.