Road tanker truck scale
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The accuracy of truck scales for liquid transport vehicles is at least 20 KG; they use a baseless design. Does the slope have a significant impact on weighing? This refers to the instability of the liquid level during uphill movement. The last edit to this post was made by xahoo on 2009-3-31 at 11:07
It’s easy to calculate from a mechanical perspective; gravity is decomposed. So it will definitely be affected.
Manufacturers generally require that the surface on which the weighing takes place be level and that the sensor be vertical; theoretically this has an impact, and in practice it is taken into account, as it certainly affects accuracy
There definitely must be no slope; it’s best to level the slope so that the sensor is vertical.