1. If the level of the liquid measured by using capacitive probe and buoyant force is same, find the equation of the capacitance due to liquid level in terms of the buoyant force on the cylindrical displacer (used in level measurement using buoyant force). You can assume the data required in the variable form. Consider cylindrical vessel and displacer.

1. If the level of the liquid measured by using capacitive probe and buoyant force is same, find the equation of the capacitance due to liquid level in terms of the buoyant force on the cylindrical displacer (used in level measurement using buoyant force). You can assume the data required in the variable form. Consider cylindrical vessel and displacer.

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Chapter5: Analysis Of Convection Heat Transfer

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