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As the title suggests, do all of you use level gauges in your agitated tanks? Form? Effect? Cleaning cycle? Let’s discuss it.
If you need to monitor the liquid level, just install one. If you want to purchase it, you can contact me. If there are any issues, feel free to mention them and we can discuss them together
What type of level gauge is suitable for use on PVC polymerization reactors?
Unit 108 is equipped with a foam level gauge, which needs to be cleaned once every one or two months to monitor the foam level and protect the condenser at the top of the tower.
What model is the level gauge? Can the manufacturer provide it? Thank you!
The stripping tower in the 108-reactor process is equipped with a foam detector to prevent material entrainment into the compressor
Is that so? Ours doesn’t have one. Is the level gauge the same as that in the polymerization reactor? Where are you from?
Which company manufactures the level gauge? Form? Could you provide it? Thank you
Nuclear level gauges can be set to detect foam as well as the actual liquid level; although there is some deviation, they are sufficient for reference purposes.
The top and bottom of the 135-liter polymerization reactor are equipped with level switches, as well as radio frequency admittance level switches, which can detect the high and low liquid levels in the reactor
The top and bottom of the 135-liter polymerization reactor are equipped with level switches, as well as radio frequency admittance level switches, which can detect the high and low liquid levels in the reactor