Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
I took the basic exam the other day.
What exactly is the Basic Exam? (In simple terms)
Since the pressure gauge on the manufacturer's jack is analog, I've replaced it with a digital one.
The reason I went digital is that it looks the same no matter who reads it, lol.
And it’s because it makes it easy to set the value to the specified load.
Standard pressure gauges from various manufacturers work fine, but with analog gauges, it's not possible to make fine adjustments.
At 0.5 MPa, I can somehow manage to eyeball it and get it roughly in the middle, but at 0.1 MPa or 0.3 MPa, that’s impossible, lol.
And since it looks good during the signing ceremony, I went with digital lol
To be honest, even if the 0.1 MPa is off by a tiny bit, it doesn't really make much difference lol
As I've often said, when I'm taking 1/100 measurements outdoors, the readings fluctuate whenever the wind blows.
It is also difficult to stop the hydraulic system stably and securely, so in reality, we haven't been able to conduct tests with that level of precision.
It's just that the scale is 1/100, so that's why I'm doing it, lol.
This is common knowledge among engineers in this field.
It seems like they're just following the instructions as written for now.
This digital pressure gauge makes it look as if it's doing just that with precision.
I tried a bunch of different things as part of a new experiment this time, but it was a failure lol
And I'm thinking of trying out a variety of things next time, too.
I just hope this makes managing my anxiety a little easier.
See you later.
