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Tank Capacity Table

2015-08-17View Original

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The volume table provided by the metering station is accurate only to the centimeter level; millimeters are indicated separately next to it, with values of 1mm, 2mm, 3mm... corresponding to each liquid level range. How can one determine the volume corresponding to each millimeter of liquid level? Does one have to add them up one by one? Is the tank capacity table issued by your company the same as this? Are there any good methods or formulas to calculate the desired tank capacity?
Reply #22015-08-17
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Reply #32015-12-28
This post was last edited by aaannn on 2015-12-28 21:06. The tank capacity table includes a capacity chart, a centimeter-millimeter scale, and a static pressure gauge. Are you referring to a micrometer? For large numbers, consult the capacity scale; for small numbers, use the micrometer scale.
Reply #42016-01-07
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