Soil level measurements under water
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I want to make a device which measure the level or quantity of soil deposited under a tank containing water (sedimentation). Any one help please.
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@Geethesh I guess you have asked the same application with a different name "Water Depth Sensor". But anyways, You can use Sharp IR sensor for calculating the sedimented soil in a water tank.
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@kowshik1729 ok
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Did you find the sensor?
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@salmanfaris
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@Geethesh I was talking about this sensor.
Sharp GP2Y0A21YK0F
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