Level shock
Pegelstoof , also Visierstoof , was a volume measure in Liefland . Liefland is a historical landscape in the Baltic States , which today includes Estonia and Latvia . The measurements were valid until 1845 and were then replaced by Russian measures and weights in the Baltic provinces. The basis was the fabric . The new Rigaer Visierstoof had 1.27527 liters and was divided roughly as follows:
- 1 1/5 Rigaer Stoof = 1.53 liters
- 1 fabric = 1/2 cans = 4 quarters
In Sweden the old Stop / Stoof had 4 Qvarter with a total of 1.3086 liters The Russian measure of Stof for liquids was 1/8 Wedro or 1.5374 liters
- Ratio of old (since 1745) and new fabric (introduced in 1833) = 1.3053 liters: 1.2752 liters
- 1 level shock / visor material = 175 material (new) = 1.5303 liters corresponds to 1.2442 Kruschki (Russian)
- 412 Level Stoof = 1 ton of hard coal (rigaer) = 494.4 Stoof (new) = 31,784 Parisian cubic inches = 6.3048 hectoliters corresponds to 3.0037 Cheet value
- 100 water level = 120 material (new) = 1 barrel (brandy)
- 87 ½ water level = 105 stoof (new) = 1 ton (Rigaer Brautonne ) = 6750.2 Parisian cubic inches = 133.9 liters
- 75 water level = 90 stoof (new) = 1 ton ( mitauer beer ton ) = 5785.9 Parisian cubic inches = 114.77 liters
literature
- Brockhaus' Kleines Konversations-Lexikon. fifth edition, volume 2. Leipzig 1911., p. 928
- Meyer's Large Conversation Lexicon. Volume 15. Leipzig 1908, p. 537
- Meyer's Large Conversation Lexicon. Volume 19. Leipzig 1909, p. 64
- Eduard Döring: Handbook of coin, exchange, measure and weight. J. Hölscher, Koblenz 1854, p. 417
Individual evidence
- ^ Heinrich Christian Schumacher: Yearbook for 1836. JG Cotta, Stuttgart / Tübingen 1836, pp. 78, 79
- ^ Johann Christian Nelkenbrecher: JC Nelkenbrecher general paperback of coin, measure and weight, the exchange, money and fund rates, etc. together with an alphabetical list of the stock companies. Georg Reimer, Berlin 1858, p. 421