jrz126
Active Member
I'm doing a water consumption test at work on some batteries. I need an accurate way of measuring the water level inside.
The opening is about 3/4" in diameter, and the depth is about 3-4", there are 2 batteries with 16 cells each. the test will run for 14 days and measurements will be taken once a day. (448 measurments :shock: )
The only method I can think of now is to use a glass tube like a dipstick. (stick it in and plug the other end. then pull it out and measure the height of the water trapped in the tube). The only problem with this is trying to find a tube that has graduations on it for easy and accurate measurements.
Anyone have any suggestions?
The opening is about 3/4" in diameter, and the depth is about 3-4", there are 2 batteries with 16 cells each. the test will run for 14 days and measurements will be taken once a day. (448 measurments :shock: )
The only method I can think of now is to use a glass tube like a dipstick. (stick it in and plug the other end. then pull it out and measure the height of the water trapped in the tube). The only problem with this is trying to find a tube that has graduations on it for easy and accurate measurements.
Anyone have any suggestions?