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how can we measure the level measurement with the help of
pressure gauge?
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Answer Posted / senthil r.m
Height(level)=Pressure / sp.gravity.
So,if u fix the pressure gauge at the bottom tapping of the tank.the pressure reading is divided with the sp.gravity of the liquid in the tank.
you can cross check by measuring the level and multiplying it with sp.gravity
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