Measurement interface of magnetic flap level gauge
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When using a magnetic flap level gauge to measure the interface, what is the minimum density difference that can be achieved? Is it only 0.15 g/cm³?
Magnetic flap level gauges can measure the density difference of different liquids, but the range for detecting the smallest density differences varies depending on the model of the magnetic flap level gauge. Generally, magnetic flap level gauges can achieve a measurement range of 0.1 g/cm³ to 0.15 g/cm³. If a higher density difference measurement range is required, you may need to choose another type of level gauge or detection device to achieve this. .
If magnetic flap switches must be used, the density range can be 0.06g/cm to 0.09g/cm, or 0.07g/cm to 0.09g/cm, or 0.08g/cm to 0.09g/cm. If such a range cannot be achieved, what type of level gauge is recommended for measuring the liquid level on-site?