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We have discovered some sort of instrument in a closet here at our Environmental Division of Health Dept offices. Sanitarians and engineers here are stumped as to what it is. We believe it is 1970's vintage plus or minus a decade. Hoping I can upload photos. Would appreciate any comments, etc as to what this device is.





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Peter Smart
HydroCAD Software
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Unless there is more to it than we can see in the photo I think "instrument" is a bit of a stretch.....
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TTFN (ta ta for now)
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Might even have had extra weights to screw onto the rod to get a precise, repeatable force or weight.
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Precision Scientific was a manufacturer of water baths, ovens, incubators, autoclaves and vacuum pumps, and CO2 Incubators for laboratories. Precision Scientific is now part of Thermo Fisher Scientific. Some of the equipment was used for studying anaerobic digestion.
Hard to tell from the pictures because the device does not include all components, but it looks like some sort of calorimeter.
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https://www.google.com/search?q=water+depth+sample...
This company did not make them.
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