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11 months ago Line Pressure: The pressure that is delivered at the leak site by the distribution piping Leak Decibels: Audible volume of the leak read by the leak detector (in decibels) {IT IS GIVING HELP TEXT FOR "SUPPLY PRESSURE" NOT LEAK DECIBELS}
Decibel Ratings: This calculator works by using linear interpolation when the measurement lies between two points in the leak detector manual. A table with ranges of line pressures and leak volume can be found in the leak detector's user manual. Enter values from the table for the decibel reading below and above what was found by the leak detector.
Pressures: This calculator works by using linear interpolation when the measurement lies between two points in the leak detector manual. A table with ranges of line pressures and leak volume can be found in the leak detector's user manual. Enter values from the table for the line pressure below and above the system.
Air flows: This calculator works by using linear interpolation when the measurement lies between two points in the leak detector manual. A table with ranges of line pressures and leak volume can be found in the leak detector's user manual. Enter values from the table for the air flow for the decibel ratings and pressures above and below those for the system.
we need to update the default utility type in CA calculators to electricity. {TREASURE HUNT & STANDALONE} The dB method for air leak looks like it is missing help text that might help with the question you got {help me find them and I'll give words} Can we add the label in the dB method somewhere that says "table for interpolation" or something. Trying to make it more clear it is for interpolation not an actual leak calculation {small little text over the weird 8 data fields}