Could you explain to me the enraf (servo gauge) mechanism. How it works ? and

Could you explain to me the enraf (servo gauge) mechanism.
How it works ? and how it is working on archimedes theory
while it's not immersed into the surface? and how can we
calibrate it ? Thanx

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Could you explain to me the enraf (servo gauge) mechanism. How it works ? and how it is working on..

Answer / sam

It is easy. Find a manual and read it, that's what we all do.
The manufacturer can give you all the details of a specific
instrument much better that what anyone else can although it
seems that you already know quite a bit about it. Where did
you find that information? From the manual maybe, or are you
a scientist that knows about Archimedes theory as part of
you general knowledge about physics?
Good Luck

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