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Is there any effect in manometer reading if your venturimeter laid in an inclined position?
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What is a safe reading on a manometer that is used for Radon detection?
I don't know the specific answer but it won't be a manometer. That measures small gas pressures.
What is the change in a manometer with relation to a change in pressure of gas?
As the Pressure of the gas being measured increases the height of the fluid in the Manometer Tube increases. The reverse is also true. The graduations of the Manometer Tube gives you a reading of the Gas Pressure being measured.
What is a two liquid well type manometer?
What is a two liquid well type manometer is one of the three main types of manometers. This type is best applied to reading scales that are properly calibrated and in the right units.
What If the manometer reading is 305 mm and the atmospheric pressure is 1.03 ATM what is the pressure of the gas in the flask?
478 mm hg
What is the position in a story?
That would be where you are up to when reading it.
Is geometry used in the marines corps?
For map reading and finding position you can Triangulate you position. With 2 known position and a unknown position you can figure out the unknown position on a map.
How do you calculate differential heights in a U tube manometer?
A diffrntial u tube manometer is a long bent tube whos both ends r conctd at points in a pipe where presure is to b measurd.Take d reading in d first tube h1 in mm n do similarly in secnd tube n its h2. Den d differential head wil b h1-h2.
What is the best reading position?
a good environment that you fell is comforatable for you...its your choice
What is the best position for reading a book (DOES NOT DEPEND ON LIGHTING)?
I think upside down.
According to the reading why was the position of steamboat pilot the best?
Because it paid well
Why you use mercury manometer to measure atmospheric pressure at sea level rather alcohol?
Mercury has two advantages over alcohol when it comes to measuring pressure in a manometer: 1) it is far denser than alcohol. A column of mercury need only be about 760 mm ( about 3/4 of a meter) high to exert a pressure equal to atmospheric pressure at sea level. Alcohol would have to be over 13 meters high to reach the same pressure! (rather impractical) 2) Mercury has a very low vapor pressure so it doesn't evaporate when exposed to the atmosphere. It also contributes a negligible amount of pressure above the column on the sealed end of the manometer for pretty much any atmospheric temperature. Alcohol has a significant vapor pressure so it would tend to evaporate when exposed to the atmosphere. It also has a high enough vapor pressure that it would contribute a noticeable amount of pressure on the sealed end of the manometer - and the pressure would vary quite noticeably over the range of temperatures that atmospheric manometers are commonly exposed to - so the manometer reading would always have to be corrected for temperature - more so than the mercury manometer must be.
In the reading life on the Mississippi which position aboard a steamboat paid the most?
the pilot
