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This post was last edited by xh8618 on 2017-10-17 at 10:51; the file bg9.png was used. By answering the questions in this issue, you can see the answers to the previous issue. The questions for this issue are as follows: (Multiple-choice question) For measuring the level of viscous and crystalline media, which of the following can be used? A. Radar level gauge B. Nuclear radiation level gauge C. Double-flange level gauge D. Float-type level gauge. The answers to this issue will be announced on October 19, 2017.——————————————————————————————————————————————————————— Answers to the previous issue: There were two fill-in-the-blank questions. 1. On the same pipeline, there is both a pressure measurement point and a temperature measurement point; the pressure measurement point is located ( ) with respect to the temperature measurement point. 2. The pressure sensing components should be installed in areas where the medium is ( ) stable. The answer is: upstream, flow rate ———————————————————————————————————————————————————————— Scoring criteria: 2 Wealth for an incorrect answer; 3–8 points for an *incomplete* answer; 10 Wealth for a correct answer, with a detailed explanation; 12–15 Wealth for a correct answer along with additional *insufficient* details. Please score according to these criteria. Note: If there are editing records after answering, only 1 point in wealth will be given to the participant. The time limit for answering is before the next question; 2 points are awarded if the answer is correct within two periods after the deadline, while no points are given if the answer is incorrect or if more than two periods pass. Each instance of continuous malicious spamming results in a deduction of 2 wealth points, with no upper limit; only numbers and emojis are allowed. Any random letters entered, unrelated to the answer, are considered malicious spamming. Points will start to be deducted after three warnings
For level measurement in viscous and crystallizable media, it is possible to use (AC) A. Radar level gauge B. Nuclear radiation level gauge C. Double-flange level gauge D. Float-type level gauge