water gage (Meaning)
Wordnet
water gage (n)
gauge for indicating the level of water in e.g. a tank or boiler or reservoir
Webster
water gage ()
See Water gauge.
Synonyms & Antonyms of water gage
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water gage Sentence Examples
- The water gage indicated a significant pressure drop within the pipes.
- Technicians relied on water gages to monitor the hydrostatic pressure in the system.
- The differential water gage accurately measured the difference in pressure between the two tanks.
- A U-tube water gage was used to quantify the pressure exerted by a gas.
- The mercury water gage provided a precise reading of the vacuum level in the chamber.
- By calibrating the water gage, engineers ensured its accuracy in pressure measurements.
- The water gage alarm alerted workers to an abnormal increase in system pressure.
- The dual water gage system allowed for independent monitoring of both suction and discharge pressures.
- The sloping water gage tube provided a wider range of measurements for low-pressure systems.
- The electronic water gage recorded and transmitted pressure data wirelessly for remote monitoring.
FAQs About the word water gage
gauge for indicating the level of water in e.g. a tank or boiler or reservoirSee Water gauge.
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The water gage indicated a significant pressure drop within the pipes.
Technicians relied on water gages to monitor the hydrostatic pressure in the system.
The differential water gage accurately measured the difference in pressure between the two tanks.
A U-tube water gage was used to quantify the pressure exerted by a gas.
