Gauge (engineering)

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In engineering, a gauge is used to make measurements. Various types of gauges include:

Sight glass for measuring liquid level heights in storage tanks and pressure vessels Dial test indicator Bore gauge Feeler gauge Fishtail-Center gauge

Go-NoGo gauge Gauge blocks Radius gauge Stream gauge Thread pitch gauge Vernier height gauge Pressure gauge

Temperature gauge Strain gauge Wire gauge Screw gauge Profile gauge Ring gauge

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