What is the purpose of the level gauge connecting pipe mentioned in the specifications? ?
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What is the purpose of the level gauge connecting pipe mentioned in the specifications? ?
What do LG1, LG2, LC1, LC2, etc. in the diagram mean? ?
This post was last edited by liuyuqian on 2018-9-4 at 16:21. For example, in a glass tube level gauge, that glass tube is the connecting tube of the level gauge. :) A connecting tube is a measurement tube used to convey the liquid level.
In the diagram, LG1, LG2, LC1, and LC2 represent the upper and lower ports of the on-site level gauge as well as the remote transmission level gauge
Is it possible to have an opening on the level gauge? ?
LG stands for glass level gauge, while LC stands for level control
It is a glass plate level gauge; in the diagram, LG1 and LG2 indicate high liquid levels, while LC1 and LC2 indicate low liquid levels. It is used primarily to measure and display the level of liquid inside pressure vessels.
A connecting pipe is used when too many openings cannot be made in the equipment; it serves as a connected tube, and additional openings are created on this connecting pipe to install level gauges for measuring the liquid level