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Which type of level gauge is suitable for coal silos in thermal power plants? Brand?

2017-06-21View Original

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The coal level gauge in thermal power plant silos uses radio frequency admittance, as the cable used there keeps breaking. Therefore, considering not using cables. The current alternative is radar. Let’s discuss which type of coal bin level gauge is the best Brand? Experience in use?
Reply #22017-06-21
Either weigh it, or use radar; with radar, be careful of the particles floating around inside
Reply #32017-09-07
It is recommended to use radar from brands such as AMETEK and E+H
Reply #42017-09-07
Rosemount offers a level radar that can generate 3D images, allowing it to overcome the effects of dust
Reply #52017-09-08
The three major problems you mentioned are very apt; I’m tortured to death by these intermittent episodes every day
Reply #62017-09-11
I recommend only those gauges that I find to be effective; I won’t recommend any gauge that isn’t good enough for my clients. On forums as well, I’ve recommended several other level gauges to my friends. When those gauges don’t work, some people start posting replies in a showy manner, trying to attract attention. The moment they see a radar level gauge, they act like indignated radicals – what’s the difference between them and trolls? ! ! ! Is it interesting to attract attention? ! ! ! If that’s what you think, then radars can’t be used for measuring liquids due to various interferences, and they can’t be used for measuring solids because of dust – so are all those companies that have been importing radars for years just trying to scam people? Is it only the instrument you sell that’s so versatile? ? ? The instruments on site don’t work properly; only 10% of the problems are due to issues with the instruments themselves, while 90% are caused by incorrect selection. Most suppliers are just as inexperienced as you are – they only focus on selling, without considering whether the selected models meet the requirements of the site, whether possible problems have been taken into account, or how those problems can be solved. All they care about is making money by selling the instruments. Every instrument has its advantages and disadvantages; if one cannot evaluate each instrument objectively, how can they deserve the trust of customers? ? ? Is it still your understanding that anything imported must be good, while all domestic products, except those you produce yourself, are of low quality? ? ? I say you’re being shortsighted – is that wrong? ? ? Take a look at all your replies – have you ever objectively addressed radar level gauges once? ! ! ! If you disagree, argue!

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