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GST No.

05BFDPD7978H1Z9,
Udyog Aadhar No. UK06A0001896
IEC No.: 6116500722, ISO 9001 : 2008

LAKSHMI ENGINEERING WORKS


Mfg & Supp of: Soil, Cement and Concrete Testing Equipment, Survey, Drawing,
Hydrological, Metrological, Geological, Scientific Instruments (All type of Water Current
Meters)
172(NEW329), Maktoolpuri, Roorkee- 247667 Distt.-Haridwar (Uttarakhand) INDIA
Mobile: 09759467802, Email ID:- lakshmiengworks.in@gmail.com

Dear Sir,

Subject: PORTFOLIO OF M/s LAKSHMI ENGINEERING WORKS

We take pleasure to introduce ourselves as registered manufacturers & supplier of all


kinds of Hydrological & Metrological Instruments as well as River Gauging Instruments.

We are supplying these items to all Government and Semi Government Departments with
their entire satisfaction. We are also doing the repair works of these instruments at our
workshop. Our all instruments covered a guarantee for one year from the date of supply.

You are therefore requested kindly enlist our firm name on your mailing register &
enquire us of our quality instruments, so that we may quote the most competitive prices.

Thanking You

Praveen Dhiman
Lakshmi Engineering Works
Maktoolpuri, Roorkee- 247667
Mob: +91-9759467802
Email: lakshmiengworks.in@gmail.com,
saleslakshmiengworks@gmail.com
STANDARD RAIN GAUGE

The 8-inch Standard Rain Gauge

The 8-inch standard rain gauge hereafter referred to as SRG) is the workhorse of the National Weather
Service Coop Program. In fact, this gauge is the world-wide standard for measuring precipitation. The
gauge is your basic straight-sided cylinder and is the big brother of the 4-inch rain gauge. The
components are the same. Each has and outer cylinder which catches overflow from the inner
measuring tube. Both rain gauges have funnels which direct the precipitation into the inner measuring
tube. The SRG includes another component, a measuring stick graduated to hundredths of an inch.

For a long time the SRG outer cylinder (aka "the can") and funnel were made of copper, and the inner
tube was made of brass. Better and less expensive materials have for the most part replaced copper.
The outer cylinder of the SRG pictured here is stainless steel, the inner tube is made of poly carbonate
plastic, and the funnel is made of fiberglass. The outer cylinders are also made of aluminum. The
measuring stick is a laminated fiberglass that "wets" so that you can read the precipitation
measurement. Even with these newer materials there are issues. The outer cylinders can develop leaks
along the seams on the bottom, and those can be hard to detect. Both the brass and plastic inner
measuring tubes can be damaged and develop leaks in freezing weather.
Funnel and inner measuring tube of 8-inch SRG. Credit: NWS

One of the advantages of the SRG is its capacity. The inner measuring tube holds two inches of rain,
and the outer cylinder holds 20 inches of rain. However, that advantage is also a big disadvantage. The
8-inch outer cylinder holds about 4.3 gallons of water, and a gallon weighs 8.3 pounds. An observer
would have a difficult time lifting 35 pounds of water and even a more difficult time trying to pour
anything into the inner measuring tube. Four inches of water in the outer cylinder would be about a
gallon, and that plus the weight of the cylinder itself can be cumbersome to handle. It is definitely not
a one-person job. My personal experience with the 8-inch "can" and pouring led me to build a stand to
hold the inner tube while pouring from the can. The funnel is placed on the tube before pouring.

Once I became a observer I designed and built a smaller version for the gauge.
The 8-inch SRG is the standard at NWS primary Coop sites, but states "The four-inch plastic rain
gauge is a suitable substitute for the eight-inch standard rain gauge because it meets the accuracy
requirements". That accuracy is specified as ±0.02 inches
LIST OF EQUIPMENTS AVAILABLE WITH US:

 Automatic Weather Station  Ordinary Rain Gauge


 Digital Rainfall Recorder  Tree Height Gauge
 Digital Rain Gauge  Stevenson Screen (Single)
 Digital Evaporation rate recorder  Stevenson Screen (Double)
 Automatic Soil Erosion  Aneroid Barometers
Monitoring System  Sunshine Recorder
 Digital Snow Water Equivalent  Punjab type Silt Sampler
recorder  Winch (80 Kg)
 Digital Solar Radiation Recorder  Maximum - Minimum
(Pyranometer) Thermometer
 Digital Water level Recorder  Wet & Dry Thermometer
 Digital Water level Recorder  GPS
(Pressure type)  Temperature and humidity sensor
 Digital Water level Recorder  Wind speed sensor
(Ultrasonic type)  Wind direction sensor
 Water velocity indicator without  Rainfall sensor
sensor  Water temperature sensor
 Water Current Meter  Soil temperature sensor
 Soil moisture indicator with  Solar radiation sensor (Silicon)
sensor  Atmospheric pressure (Barometer)
 Soil moisture and temperature sensor
recorder  Water level sensor (Shaft encoder)
 Leaf Wetness, Air temperature  Water level sensor (pressure)
and Humidity recorder  Water level sensor (Ultrasonic)
 Plant Canopy Analyzer  Evaporation sensor
 Suspended Solids Indicator  Soil moisture sensor
 Digital Soil Tensiometer  Snow Water Equivalent (Snow
 Soil Infilltrometer Gauge)
 Water Level Indicator  Leaf Wetness sensor
 Cup Counter Anemometer  Digital Soil Tensiometer sensor
(Mechanical Type)
 Wind Vane (Mechanical Type)
 Open Pan Evaporimeter

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