What type of level gauge is suitable for a sulfur melting tank?
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1. Our unit’s level gauges for the sulfur melting tank (melted solid sulfur) were previously designed to use radar technology, with imported radar units being employed; however, they did not function properly, and no suitable level gauge could be found, so now they are no longer in use. 2. The sulfur melting temperature is around 140 degrees, with a high amount of various slag present. It will solidify and adhere to surfaces such as radar measurement windows; the liquid surface can be in a solid state, a liquid state, or a mixed solid-liquid state, with unmelted areas possibly existing in certain areas. 3. The tank contains various vapors that have evaporated, and these have a certain degree of corrosiveness. The Hc pressure transmitter was once used to measure pressure, but the diaphragm corroded after a short time. 4. I once built a float level gauge myself, but the float tended to get stuck. 5. Even connecting pipes with steam jackets tend to get clogged frequently and need to be cleared.
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I thought about it, but if there’s a solid layer right below the weight, then it won’t work with the liquid beneath it.
Measurement is carried out using the blowing method, an old technique yet very effective; its accuracy is not high, but the readings are relatively stable.
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Is it still easy to get clogged with a steam jacket air blower?
Using a stick to check the liquid level is the best way; there’s no better solution
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