Water Level Measurement

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From: Keller PSI
Date: Mon, 19 Dec 1994 01:24

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I work with many water districts using state of the art piezoresistive 
silicon strain gage technology to measure water levels.  These pressure 
transducers (submersible and above-ground) are far superior to floats and 
other mechanical devices.  Any one out there using such devices and have 
application ideas, I would certainly like to hear them.


Bob Arkell

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