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I have a question for everyone

2009-09-03View Original

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There is a well that is 4 meters deep. An immersion type level gauge with a range of 4.5 meters is used to measure the depth of water in the well. However, the range displayed on the computer is 3.2 meters. When using the level gauge to measure the water depth, the value shown on the computer is 0.9. I would like to know what the actual depth of water in the well is... Can anyone help me answer this? It would be great if there were a formula for it
Reply #22009-09-03
I don’t understand. It shows 3.2 one moment and 0.9 the next – where on earth did you place the bet?
Reply #32009-09-04
How can the range be set arbitrarily? Re-check the configuration data.
Reply #42009-09-04
My personal calculation is: 0.9/3.2*4.5=1.265625. For reference only
Reply #52009-09-05
Range indicated on the microcomputer? Isn’t the range set by oneself on the computer? Is it the liquid level displayed on the computer? This needs to be clarified before a judgment can be made.
Reply #62011-11-26
You’d better measure the current first and then do the calculation

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