What do LG-T/LG-R in the diagram mean?

2019-03-07View Original

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What do LG-T/LG-R in the diagram mean?

Reply #22019-03-07

T is for long-distance transmission; as for G, I’m not sure

Reply #32019-03-07

Go and check hg20505. Generally, the first letter ‘l’ indicates liquid level, ‘g’ as a suffix denotes the field location, ‘t’ stands for transmitter, and ‘r’ means recording

Reply #42019-03-14

It doesn’t seem like a level gauge at all; there’s no equipment here

Reply #52019-03-15

Damn, what do I do if I can’t understand English...? ;P

Reply #62019-03-15

I also have an electronic dictionary handy:'(

Reply #72019-03-15

From now on, anyone who works with instruments will need a point-reading pen……

Reply #82019-03-15

I happen to be working on a project that has a similar representation method. . . This is an explanation of the legend

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