Sci-Tech Dictionary:
(′an·ə′röid ¦lik·wəd ¦lev·əl ′med·ər)
aneroid liquid-level meter
(engineering) A mechanism to measure fluid depth by pressure of the fluid against a bellows which in turn acts on a manometer or signal transmitter.
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