What is the name of this part of the magnetic flap level gauge with remote transmission? What is its function?
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What is the name of this part of the magnetic flap level gauge with remote transmission? What is its function?
As part of the transmitter, the height of the liquid level exerts a certain pressure on this diaphragm, which is then used to calculate the liquid level height
Capillary differential pressure level transmitter; it does not belong to the magnetic flap level gauge
Isn’t this just creating two pressure tapping points behind the valve, one for an on-site level gauge and the other for remote transmission?
It consists of a dual-flange level transmitter and a magnetic flap level gauge; the signal from the level transmitter is sent to the control room, while the level gauge provides an indication on-site.
The magnetic flap is used for on-site level indication; the device that extends from behind the valve is likely a double-flange level transmitter.
It looks like the capillary of a differential pressure transmitter
This is not a magnetic flap with remote transmission; it’s a magnetic flap + double flange!
Isn’t it just that three connections yield a magnetic flip valve and a differential pressure?……