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- processor65 May 2014
Volume Meassurement (Dry Method)
Hi: I have been working on this project on and off for a long time. It has been my "Phoenix Project". Being defeated several times by it, I had to come back from my ashes with new ideas and lessons learnt. Although still needs some fine tuning, I think perseverance prevailed. The goal was to have an alternative to the thousands of years old immersion method to measure the volume of irregular objects, some of which can't be immersed. By extension, the system can be used to measure leaks in a sealed a container. The greatest obstacle was finding/fabricating a leak free container under pressure. I have tried about 10 different ones and all of them leak. I still have to work on that. I would like to hear your suggestions, comments, ideas, critics and opinions. Thanks.
Project built with Processing 1.5.1 and Arduino UNO.
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I still have to work on this Project more, sorry.
Hi:
I prepared a video of how it works.