I have a question regarding the readings of glass plate level gauges
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This post was last edited by abrines on 2018-3-14 at 14:07: http://img1.bmlink.com/big/supply/578632/2012/8/31/14/910733797080225.jpg How do you read the readings of a glass plate level gauge like this?
It depends on the relationship between the liquid level zero point, the range, and the scale on the glass plate.
Thank you. Could you please tell me again how to determine the zero level of the liquid level? How do I read it?
Glass plate level gauges have blind zones, and the zero point should be calculated starting from the center of the lower flange
Our readings are exactly the same as those displayed, because glass level gauges provide relative readings; it doesn’t matter what the value is
Our readings are exactly the same as those displayed, because glass level gauges provide relative readings; it doesn’t matter what the value is
1. Little brother, you’re not wrong in your readings. . . 2. Your supervisor requested an increase of 10 centimeters; it is likely that this relates to the zero point of another gauge, which is 10 centimeters lower than the measurement port on this glass plate. Therefore, the range should be calculated as 40 centimeters. 3. Leaders are all like dogs; with the Dog Year approaching once again, whatever the dog says is taken as truth. Does the dog really get to decide everything? .