I would like to ask everyone how to measure the liquid level and the installation method
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It’s a small cast-iron tank filled with hot water at a temperature of around 100 degrees. I would like to ask how one can measure the liquid level and how it should be installed; a level switch would work as well, but I’m not sure about the installation process
Install a level gauge; a regular glass tube level gauge will suffice.
Display on-site or require remote transmission? For on-site display, use a magnetic flip gauge; for remote transmission, install a transmitter
For local display, it’s sufficient; for remote transmission, a magnetic flip plate is used. If remote transmission is required, a transmitter should be installed. Measurements are taken from the bottom to the top of the water tank, and the data is provided to the instrument manufacturer so that a customized solution can be created. It’s also necessary to inform the manufacturer of the size of the flanges desired.
Level transmitters – simple and convenient, with both local and remote transmission options
The simplest way is to use a glass tube in a Nu shape: one end is inserted from the top of the water tank to the bottom, while the other end remains outside the tank, allowing the liquid level to be seen