displacer
- noun
- /dɪsˈpleɪsər/
- Specialized
- The engineer installed a displacer in the tank to monitor the water level automatically.
Examples
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Regular maintenance of the displacer ensures accurate readings in industrial processes.
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The displacer in the gauge helps measure liquid levels accurately.
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A faulty displacer can lead to incorrect measurements and potential safety risks.
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Many displacers are used in industrial applications today.
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The engineer installed a displacer in the tank to monitor the water level automatically.
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Regular maintenance of the displacer ensures accurate readings in industrial processes.
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A faulty displacer can lead to incorrect measurements and potential safety risks.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Displacer comes from dis- meaning 'away' and place meaning 'position', with -er for 'one who does'. Think of a small object that pushes water away like a boat; by taking the water's place it shows the liquid level, so a displacer is an object that changes buoyancy to measure level.