Tank Level Indicator

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The idea is to monitor for control many tanks of changing volumes to monitor and to be quickly able to see tank level with telescope or binoculars without making constant trips between each tank.  Light color and place within the color range would be enough monitor control.

We have large storage tanks with mechanical gauges (the rectangle with horizontal ground marker) and the added lamp is connected to this indicator.  The large square over light and pointer is clear plastic with three color bands of translucent paint to let light behind show through in a different color.  Probably best to attach power cord to plastic square to take weight of cord off mechanical indicator yet allow enough cord for full mechanical gauge movement.

A few paragraphs could explain this to farmers and workers with little formal education in the 1930's.  If CAD conversion is needed to understand this you should consider asking for a refund or  suing the college.

published 10 years ago

castillo92

10 years ago

I want help you, but now I'm travelling on bus, and I'm not understand de problem well

lmccoig

10 years ago

Hi Castillo92, hope you get a nice trip. Workers made more visible light circuit display to avoid walking or climbing sides of large storage tanks. Lately, where I live, more seem educated in jail or prison.

rich11292000

10 years ago

Its called crime college. A person with a masters degree from there is guaranteed a lead man position in a underground mentoring program for school drop outs like "victor 805".

lmccoig

10 years ago

Hi rich11292000, I haven't heard of crime college before. Seems to describe ways of where I live.

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