How to measure the liquid level in the tube side of a shell and tube heat exchanger?
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Accurate or vague? Just by the vague knocking on the cover, it’s clear that technical methods are necessary to get an accurate result
By installing a level tank at the outlet with u-shaped pipes along with a level gauge, it is possible to accurately determine the liquid level in the pipe layer.
The positive-pressure pipe and the negative-pressure pipe can be led out, and then a differential pressure transmitter or a level transmitter can be installed
It should be sufficient to add a pressure measurement port to each of the upper and lower tube boxes.
Add a level gauge. As long as there is a flange, that’s sufficient. It works whether it’s on-site or remotely.
Sweat, the pipe should be filled entirely with the heat exchange medium. Moreover, the pipe train must have sewage and exhaust outlets. Open the exhaust port and, after venting the air, the tube side will be filled entirely with the heat exchange medium.