1. Float material: The float’s buoyancy is determined by its material. Steel, for example, will sink deeper than lighter materials like plastic. 2. The float’s size: The float’s size will also determine its weight. Larger floats have more mass, and thus more weight. 3. Liquid density: The density of the liquid will also affect the …
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A common type of tank measurement device used to indicate the level of liquid stored in a tank is a float and board type level indicator. A float level indicator, float gauge, or float switch is another name for this type of device. The float is a buoyant device attached to a pivot point within …
1. Fluid Type: The type of fluid used in the level indicator has a significant impact on the size of the float. A float used in a water-level indicator, for example, will most likely be much smaller than a float used in a gas-level indicator. 2. Specific Gravity: The specific gravity of the fluid used …
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