For a 10,000 m3 methanol storage tank, is an on-site level gauge installed? What type is it?
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This post was last edited by Huaman Xilou on 2018-12-26 at 16:24. Our company currently has two methanol storage tanks with a total capacity of 10,000 m3. We are considering installing magnetic flap level gauges, but we’re not sure if this is appropriate. We are also concerned that too many openings on the tanks could lead to leaks and pose safety risks. I would like to know if those who use methanol storage tanks of this capacity have installed on-site level gauges; what material they are made of, how many openings there are on the tanks, and if any problems have occurred during use
The methanol tank is a atmospheric-pressure storage tank, and a guided-wave radar level gauge works very well for it
If used on-site, a single-flange level gauge can be used as an on-site indicator
Guided wave level gauges and single-flange level gauges are widely used; remote transmitters can also provide on-site indication