Transparent Liquid Suction Measuring Device
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Sep 18, 2014
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Mar 12, 2013
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Mar 12, 2013
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A transparent liquid suction measuring device comprises a conduit portion, a main body, and a suction generating portion. Liquid can be sucked into the main body via the conduit portion. The main body comprises a chamber to accommodate the liquid. The chamber has many inward projecting elements, a corresponding area, and many outward projecting elements. The inward projecting elements occupy an inward projecting volume that is compensated by an outward projecting volume formed by the outward projecting elements. So, an accommodating volume of the chamber is constantly maintained. When the inward projecting elements are visually observing from a corresponding area through the chamber, magnifying effect is generated. These outward projecting elements can be observed to acquire the liquid volume. Therefore, the advantages includes magnifying scales through liquid lens effects, having a compensation design to maintain measuring accuracy, and having a rough structure to make scales much visually obvious.
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