Chart cabinet

A cabinet of anonymised figures

These pages are specimens, not a promise that your instrument will look the same. Names of works and exact values are taken off. What remains is the manner of the room: units on the axis, events in the margin, gaps left as gaps.

If a specimen is close to your own log, say so when you write to the desk. We would rather know you need a paired figure than discover it after the quote.

Industrial interior with pipework suggesting a works where dryer probes are kept — **Mill dryer, two pens**
Inlet and product temperatures on one pair of figures. Power-cut lag marked in the margin, not removed.

Wheat field under open sky, standing in for outdoor and house climate series — **Glasshouse ridge and soil**
Ridge temperature against vent hours; soil moisture against irrigation. Sundays missing, left as gaps.

Laboratory glassware on a bench, as used when water samples sit beside a logger — **Works laboratory cups**
Turbidity and a handheld check written in the book. The handheld hours are ticks, not a second smooth line.

Water surface under a pale sky — **Intake on a wet week**
River intake series with rainfall named by the client. We did not add a weather model; we only marked the days they gave.

Mountain ridge under cloud — **Hill weather station**
Wind and temperature from a small station. Icing hours called out by the keeper, hatched on the figure.

Open bound book with handwritten pages — **Paper strip transcribed**
A photographed chart-paper roll. Time marks were readable; the transcription notes sit under the drawn figure.

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