Can a glass tube level gauge be used for Class A liquids? Are there any regulations specifying what type of level gauge should be used for flammable liquids?
Thread Content
Can a glass tube level gauge be used for Class A liquids? Are there any regulations specifying what type of level gauge should be used for flammable liquids?
The specific standards are not very clear. . However, we later replaced all the level gauges in the tank area with magnetic flap level gauges. . However, the 5000L storage tanks used in the workshop still use glass level gauges
What liquid is stored in the 5000L tank? ?
That’s wrong; it’s three thousand liters. Ethyl acetate, n-hexane, toluene, dichloromethane – all of them are available
It’s not allowed now; at least a magnetic flip switch is required
I remember it seems to be prohibited. In addition, a root valve must also be present
Glass tube level gauges have disadvantages; valves must be installed for their use
For pressure vessels containing flammable, explosive, or highly toxic and hazardous substances, a lever-type glass level gauge or an automatic level indicator should be used