The master’s thesis is devoted to solving a relevant applied scientific and engineering problem of developing an automated device for measuring the void volume of a tank, intended for monitoring the liquid level and volume in reservoirs of various purposes. The work substantiates the feasibility of using automated information and measurement systems to improve the accuracy, reliability, and efficiency of determining volumetric parameters of liquids under industrial, technological, and operational conditions. The main focus of the thesis is placed on the analysis of existing methods for liquid level and volume measurement, justification of the selection of the float-based measurement method, and the development of a structural and functional architecture of the automated measuring device. A hardware–software implementation of the measuring system is proposed, which includes a level sensor, a microcontroller-based data processing unit, and means for indication and transmission of measurement results. The influence of external factors, such as temperature variations and physical properties of the liquid, on measurement accuracy is also taken into account.
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