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What types of level gauges can be used for water tanks? Which one is good? Especially at 60°C, acidic wastewater
Can it be used on a pool as well? Should it be installed on the side?
A long-range radar will do, but it’s not very effective.
Radar level gauges work well for this purpose. If there is an opening at the bottom of the tank, a differential pressure level gauge (static pressure type) can be used. Radar gauges do not come into contact with the material; a non-metallic antenna can be selected for them. For differential pressure gauges, the choice depends on the properties of the material – ones lined with PTFE are generally suitable. If it is an open-container tank, an ultrasonic level gauge can also be used; it is relatively cheaper. There may be slight issues due to water vapor condensation (in winter) or rain, but it can be used when the operational requirements are not stringent.
There are dedicated top-mounted magnetic flap level gauges for pool surfaces; you can search for them on Taobao
………………An immersion-type level gauge should work; the corrosion-resistant type is suitable. It’s not certain that those made of stainless steel will do: lol
The material temperature is 60; if fogging occurs during feeding, the radar may give false readings sometimes
A radar level gauge can be used; if there are concerns about the impact of feedstock, a simple partition can be created in the measurement area. For example, at the measurement location, cylinders are used to prevent external interference from affecting the liquid level and the gas phase. Moreover, radar level gauge technology is now very mature, and their prices are also becoming cheaper.