Problems with flap level gauges
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Can a flap level gauge be used with acid and alkali solutions? Our dilute alkali level has not changed
Magnetic flap level gauges can be used in acidic and alkaline environments, but it is necessary to use the UHZ-F corrosion-resistant type of magnetic flap level gauge. First, check whether your level gauge is of a corrosion-resistant type; if not, verify whether there are any leaks in the magnetic float. If it is of the anti-corrosion type, pay special attention to whether the upper and lower lead pipes are blocked.
Sometimes the level gauge above doesn’t display anything; could you please help check it?
If it is an alkaline solution, consider whether crystallization may cause blockage
If malfunctions occur frequently and the level gauge has been in use for over half a year, it is recommended that you remove the level gauge and clean it.
Sure. The material just needs to be resistant to acid and alkali corrosion
Contact the manufacturer, and they will give suggestions.
Considering your concentration, you can choose one with a PTFE lining! In a situation like yours, it’s usually stuck!
Magnetic flap level gauges can be used in acidic and alkaline environments; it is sufficient to choose an anti-corrosion type of magnetic flap level gauge, and we have used many of such devices. Not displaying is usually due to a deadlock