Issues with remote monitoring of boiler water level gauges
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We have two 150t/h steam boilers with a pressure of 9.8 MPa. The boiler manufacturer installed two colorimetric water level gauges on the drum that have no dead zones, but their performance is very poor – the readings are not clear. What type of level gauge are everyone using? Can it be seen clearly right there? Currently, higher-level authorities are conducting safety inspections, requiring that level gauges be equipped with industrial cameras for remote monitoring. Has everyone installed such industrial cameras for monitoring? Are there any regulatory requirements that mandate remote monitoring? Everyone is welcome to share their thoughts.
Even if camera surveillance isn’t required, it’s still great to have one to make things easier for oneself, right? Cameras aren’t expensive either; they’re much cheaper than just any ordinary water level gauge. I’m not sure what the two-color issue is; is the color too light?
It is very necessary to install industrial cameras; are there only two-color options? There should also be electrical contacts, as well as a balance vessel
For the boiler drum level, other methods such as electric contacts are unreliable and prone to giving false readings. The most straightforward option is the glass tube dual-color level gauge. However, when transmitted via the camera, the image on the TV screen is not clear.