If the density of the medium changes, does the height of the gauge used in a float level gauge change significantly as well?
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If the density of the medium changes, does the height of the gauge used in a float level gauge change significantly as well?
A slight fluctuation is fine, but once the density of the medium becomes lower than that of the float, the measurement fails immediately: lol
F (float) = ρ (fluid) * g * V (floatation tank)； The medium density has changed; do you think the buoy’s measurement signal will change as well?
Height measurements and density are in an inverse relationship, aside from that
There won’t be any very noticeable changes; the buoyancy increases while the volume submerged decreases, but these changes are not significant for buoys
For liquid level, it is mainly the trend that matters; slight changes have little impact. Just make sure to compare it with the actual conditions during inspections