During the unloading process of LNG tankers, the reading on the level gauge kept rising, and it only returned to zero after the unloading was complete

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Has anyone encountered this situation? As for what caused this, based on the readings on the empty tank and the values shown on the gauge after filling the tank truck, it seems that the gauge itself is not damaged; however, the pointer kept rising during the liquid discharge process

Reply #22018-09-21

No, the level gauge showed normal readings during filling and transportation, but it rose abnormally when unloading the liquid

Reply #32018-10-06

Is the valve on the negative pressure pipe not open or blocked?

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